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Since Skipper Ian Thompson (Thommo) joined Whitsundays Sailing Adventures Islandive, he has always valued the company policy in helping protect and preserve our Great Barrier Reef Park and the marine life within. Over the years, Islandive’s Company Directors Keith Roberts and Mike Keyte have avidly supported and been pro-active within local committees in the prevention of [...] Dear Lisette, Thank you very much for all of your help booking the Kiana for my family and me for the sailing on December 25th. We had an absolutely amazing time. It was actually the highlight of our 3 1/2 week trip for me. I was sad to not be able to meet [...] When most of us first start scuba diving it’s the “awesome” stuff that strikes us and dominates our diving stories. Sharks, Manta-rays, Sea Turtles, Maori Wrasse are the centres of our conversations. But as our diving experience matures we start to notice that the small creatures are much more extensive, diverse and interesting. One of the most [...] After a leisurely breakfast at Beaches Backpackers and a little last minute shopping around Airlie Beach, we arrived at the dock in the afternoon. The crew were all smiles as they welcomed us on board and we set off sailing! After quite an entertaining run down about living on board and what to expect during the trip [...] Winter in the Whitsundays is a truly magical time. Warm days, clear skies, no threat of rain to spoil days spent gently yachting around the pristine islands. Winter also brings a few extra surprises, some friends from down south, a certain elite group known as the “Megaptera Novaeangliae”. This group create quite the spectacle for [...] Every year the Whitsundays is treated to the spectacle of the visiting whales. This year is no exception with pods of whales already being spotted around the islands and outer reef. The following video taken on Kiana is an example of the sight that these gentle giants give our guests. |
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