Liveaboard 'Reef Encounter' Images, Great Barrier Reef
Liveaboard Gallery on the Great Barrier Reef
Sunrise Swim with Turtles
Scuba on the Reef
Liveaboard Chef
Liveaboard Snorkel
Lounge and Dining
Helicopter Tours
Large Sundeck
Heated Hot Tub
Standard Twin Bed Cabin
Standard Double Bed Cabin
Luxury Double Bed Cabin
Luxury Double Bed Cabin
Luxury Tour Evening Starter
Liveaboard Sunset
Reef Encounter Liveaboard
Dive Deck
Snorkel Platform
Liveaboard Bar
Maori Wrasse Fish
Find Nemo
Great Barrier Reef Views
En-suite and Shower
Helicopter Tours
Giant Clam
Schools of Fish
Snorkel Coral Paradise
Saxon Reef, Liveaboard Cairns
Great Barrier Reef Coral
Reef Encounter Crew
Cairns Great Barrier Reef
Crew at work
Guided Scuba Tours
To book your Great Barrier Reef liveaboard cruise, first choose the tour type – a standard reef cruise or luxury reef cruise – plus the dates of travel that you would like to stay, then add-on the activities that each person wants during the booking process – such as snorkeling or scuba diving. Read More
Note: Snorkelers and Scuba Divers can travel together on all of the Cairns Liveaboard tours advertised
Contact details are required for tracing purposes upon entry.*
Practice physical distancing.
Wash your hands regularly.
Follow the rules and keep us all safe.
Note: A printed an signed statement of compliance is displayed on premises.
COVID safe Tour Protocols & Procedures
Pre-screening
Wherever possible, Reef Trips will seek to pre-screen crew and passengers prior to attendance, in line with identified public health processes.
Maintenance of effective records, survey/questionnaire responses and other customer information may be vital in the community response to COVID-19. Records including pre-screening and contact details will be kept for a minimum two-month period.
Pre-screening also helps to increase staff and customer confidence that they are safe.
Social distancing
Due to the nature of COVID-19 and the manner in which the virus spreads (through close contact with an infected person or touching a contaminated surface), the most effective way to slow transmission of the virus is through physical distancing and hygiene practices.
In all contexts, our staff will facilitate practices which support appropriate social distancing aligned to most recent advice from the Chief Health Officer.
Our management and crew will remain up to date with health advice and to ensure compliance, above and beyond the details outlined in this document.
Indoor and outdoor areas have been calculated for maintaining a density of no more than 1 person per 4-meter square of floor space.
Cleaning & Hygiene
Management will:
Promote frequent and effective hand washing by all staff, customers, and visitors.
Have cleaning and disinfect products readily available with instructions on safe & effective cleaning & disinfecting procedures.
Ensure adequate time and resources are provided for enhanced cleaning procedures to be undertaken.
Ensure appropriate training for staff to implement enhanced cleaning procedures in line with contemporary practice.
Have alcohol-based hand sanitiser and or hand washing facilities with soap readily available to staff and customers for regular use.
Marine Tourism COVID Safe Requirements
A capacity of one person per two square metres based on accessible indoor and outdoor space provided the outdoor space offers protection when inclement weather is expected (e.g. from the sun and rain).
OR
Up to 100% of indoor seated capacity provided passengers are in ticketed and allocated seating to allow for inclement weather, except the kiosk (e.g. food and beverage kiosk) where passengers must maintain 1.5m physical distancing from these areas. Operators must also manage the outdoor space to maintain one person per two square metres in these areas.
