About 1770 Reef
1770 Reef venture to the uninhabited Lady Musgrave Island, departing in comfort from Queensland’s quaint seaside town on 1770. This unique Southern Great Barrier Reef coral cay sits within a reef formed lagoon. Friendly local crew share the raw beauty of this natural wonder through glass bottom boat viewing, guided island walk and snorkelling activities. As a significant turtle breeding ground and rookery, this location provides the privilege of daily turtle encounters. Sightings may also include humpback whales, dolphins, manta rays and a plethora of reef life. Sheltered lagoon waters ensure clear and safe snorkelling conditions for all abilities and ages, year round.
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