Manta Rays in Queensland

5 Days

Situated within a highly protected ’Green Zone’ Lady Elliot Island is a sanctuary for over 1,200 species of marine life and is known for its abundance of manta rays, turtles, an amazing array of spectacular marine life and unspoilt coral reefs.

The Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort is a family-run and operated eco-tourism business. Enormous strides have been made to introduce sustainable initiatives to convert the resort to renewable energy with the goal to be 100% renewable.

Join Where Wild Things Roam Travel for a once-in-a-lifetime experience to swim with these kites of the sea in the clear waters off Lady Elliot Island.

Tour Dates: Subject to availability


BOOKING

To find out more information about this tour or to book, contact personal travel manager Kate via phone on 0461 411 444 or email kate.webster (@) travelmanagers.com.au

** Note that prices are subject to availability at time of booking and may change

Overview

Where Wild Things Roam Travel takes travellers to Lady Elliot Island to swim with the manta rays and more.

Staying at the Eco-Resort, travellers will enjoy the full facilities of the resort and can explore all the island has to offer. This includes informative talks about the island and the wildlife that call it home.

Packages include 5 dives across the duration of the stay. Not certified to scuba dive? No worries, you can do a discover scuba diving course or even get certified on the island (for an extra charge).

For those who prefer to snorkel, you can take a snorkel tour and explore the surrounding reef yourself, straight from the beach or off the boat.

Highlights

  • Return scenic flight ex Hervey Bay/ Fraser Coast & Bundaberg (Flights ex Gold Coast extra)
  • Stay at Lady Elliot Island Eco-Lodge including meals
  • 5 Dive Package with equipment
  • Use of Snorkel Equipment
  • Combined Glass Bottom/Guided Snorkel Tour
  • Guided Reef Walk (on low tide)
  • Guided Bird Tour (in season)
  • Whale Sightings (June to Oct)
  • 5 Days
  • Swim with manta rays