CAMIRA IS 85FT OF AWESOME FUN!
AT WHITEHAVEN BEACH
Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Whitehaven stretches for a spectacular seven kilometres. The sand is almost 100% silica, which gives it the vivid white colour. Such a unique place, Whitehaven is a must-see.
As you step ashore and sink into the powder-fine sand you will realise why you came here.
Experience the
wonders of the incredible Whitsunday Islands with a
Camira Sailing Adventure day cruise. 'Camira' is
a world first with her sleek lines, spacious deck areas
and breathtaking performance. Camira is
one of the world's fastest commercial sailing catamarans, capable
of sailing at speeds up to 30
knots!
Explore the magnificent Whitehaven Beach and the spectacular Whitsunday Islands
National Park on this full day excursion.
Enjoy swimming,
snorkelling, beautiful beaches and bays, a superb barbecue
lunch plus the thrill of high speed sailing on one
of the most varied and exciting days on offer.
Whitehaven Beach: You won’t believe it until you see it. Famous Whitehaven Beach in The Whitsundays really is like a dream with its pure white sand and warm turquoise waters.
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ADVANCED
ECO CERTIFICATION
Cruise Whitsundays has an Advanced Eco Certificate for Camira Sailing Adventure.
Find out more about how Cruise Whitsundays cares
for the environment.
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- The thrill of high speed sailing through the famous
Whitsunday Islands
- Time to explore the magnificent Whitehaven Beach
- Swimming and snorkelling at fantastic inner reef
sites amongst colourful
marine life (conditions permitting)
- Morning and afternoon tea
- Delicious barbecue lunch (See ‘Lunch
Menu - Camira ’) and all
refreshments available throughout the day.
- Courtesy coach transfers from all local area accommodation
(Airlie Beach)
to Abel Point Marina
- Included in your cruise fare is $5.50 per head fee which goes towards the management & protection of the Reef by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Authority
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