Next 29 Starts from 13-Feb-2026
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
We'll take you to the Great Barrier Reef where you can swim, snorkel and dive in one of the most diverse eco systems in the world, with colourful hard and soft corals and awesome marine life.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
The awe-inspiring MOUA lays claim to being the only underwater art museum in the Southern Hemisphere, and its creator Jason deCaires Taylor was one of the first contemporary artists to use the underwater realm as an exhibition space. After exploring themes of conservation with his underwater art at MUSA in Mexico and Museo Atlantico in Spain, it’s only fitting he then set his sights on arguably the world’s most famous underwater environment: the Great Barrier Reef.
**The Dive Sites schedule are a guide of where we are planning to go and are in no way guaranteed. If we can't go to the divesite due conditions, then the cruise director will nominate the next best suitable spot. There is no refund if we do not make it to the planned dive sites.
Dive Rating Key
Green: Ideal for beginner divers and is a easy dive.
Blue: For the more experienced diver with a greater level of skill in the water.
Black: Experienced divers only. Black dive sites may experience challenging conditions such as currents and deep.