The Living Reef on Daydream Island
Daydream Island, Whitsunday Area

Children:
Children are welcome.

Disabled:
There is access for guests with a disability.

Further Details:
This is your chance to get close and personal with their amazing marine life - see and touch a cute baby shark in the Shark Nursery; touch Pancake and Pikelet, the huge infamous Stingrays; photo opportunity with a Sea Star; and learn about the Living Reef inhabitants from the resident Marine Biologists.

How To Get There:
Daydream Island is located within the Whitsunday Islands group located on the North Eastern coast of Queensland, Australia.
By Air The Whitsundays are serviced by two domestic airports, Great Barrier Reef Airport on Hamilton Island (HTI) and Whitsunday Coast Airport on the mainland at Proserpine (PPP). From Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) Cruise Whitsundays meet flights for a comfortable 30 minute catamaran cruise to Daydream Island, departing from the jetty located directly at the airport. From Whitsunday Coast Airport (PPP) Cruise Whitsundays offer a streamlined transfer with a 30 minute coach connection directly from the airport to Abel Point Marina in Airlie Beach, where a connecting ferry transfers guests to Daydream Island in 30 minutes.

By Road The Whitsundays can be accessed via the Bruce Highway which covers the East coast of Queensland from Cairns to Brisbane. Dependant on conditions, driving time from Brisbane is approximately 12 hours north to Airlie Beach and eight hours south from Cairns. Regular coach services also operate into Airlie Beach.
Transferring from Abel Point Marina: Secure Car Parking is available. Cruise Whitsundays offer luxury launch transfers to Daydream Island from Abel Point Marina.

Inclusions:
New Stingray Splash - AUD38.00 per person Walk amongst the curious baby stingrays and their small friendly Bamboo Sharks; the experienced marine biologists will guide you through this amazing and very unique educational experience; they are de-barbed for your safety; aqua shoes are provided; hold a Sea Star and a Sea Cucumber; see the coral reef up close; and a number of different species of rays to see and feel.