Join the crew onboard the Reef Daytripper as you sail towards Upolu Reef, a very beautiful location situated on the edge of the Outer Barrier Reef, teeming with marine life and an array of corals. In the sheltered lagoon you will see a multitude of giant clams, turtles, sea stars and reef fish. This offers a perfect snorkeling or diving experience in warm clear protected waters.

A complementary snorkel guide is available, which offers a fun and informative addition to the day’s exploration. With just under four hours at Upolu Reef, your aim will be to visit two sites, allowing plenty of time to snorkel dive or just relax on the boat and soak up the sun.

You may join the guided snorkel tour, where the dive professionals will aim to enhance your snorkeling experience by identifying and explaining the different marine species that local the reef, along with some migratory animals such as turtles, sharks and rays. You can sign up for SCUBA diving on the day.

Even if you're experienced or just a beginner, this experience can accommodate both certified and introductory diving with the aim to offer you unlimited time for dives, which means you won't be rushed at any point. This gives you; ample time to relax, adjust to the underwater realm and explore the wonders of the reef at your leisure. Book your tickets now to enjoy this eco-friendly tour.

Join a snorkeling or diving experience in warm clear protected waters around the Upolu Reef
Discover the many different marine species that are around the reef including giant clams, turtles, sea stars and reef fish
Relax, adjust to the underwater realm and explore the wonders of the reef on the guided snorkel tour even if you're experienced or just a beginner

Important to know

Accessibility:

This experience is not suitable for people with limited mobility, pregnant women or children under four years old

Not allowed:

Service animals
Participants under the age of 12

Extra fees to be paid on-site:

You may add an extra dive to your experience at an extra cost
All people travelling aboard are subjected to a A$15.00 levy

Know in advance:

The maximum number of capacity is 20 passengers
Please note the family ticket options are priced per group
Scuba diving can present certain health risks. All candidates are subject to a medical questionnaire before diving is permitted (further details in the info voucher you'll receive after booking)
All introductory divers aged 60+ must have an Australian Standards Medical, by a dive doctor, prior to travelling
All snorkellers aged 65+ are required to wear a snorkel vest during snorkelling sessions
Certified divers are required to provide proof of certification
Generally, a 12-hour waiting period is recommended before any pressurised flight and a 24-hour waiting period if a diver has made multiple dives over several days or has made decompression stops

Remember to bring:

A towel, hat and sunglasses , 50+ sunscreen, a certification proof (for certified divers), an Australian Standards Medical (for over 60), money for any on-board purchases and warm clothing for the end of the day
You are also welcome to bring your own equipment for diving and snorkelling if you prefer, though, equipment hire is already included in the activity's price