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Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour From Geraldton｜Australia
Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour From Geraldton｜Australia
Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour From Geraldton｜Australia

Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour From Geraldton｜Australia

Australia-Western Australia , Moonyoonooka
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  • 5.5 hour tour including a generous Antipasto spread & scenic flight to the amazing Abrolhos Islands. Explore East Wallabi Island, snorkel and swim in the picturesque waterways as well as enjoying a nature walk to view bird and wildlife.
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Begin the morning by flying over the City of Geraldton, out to the Abrolhos Islands. 


The Abrolhos islands are a chain of 122 islands and associated coral reefs in the Indian Ocean, approximately 65 kilometres off the west coast of Australia.  It is the southernmost true coral reef in the Indian Ocean, one of the highest latitude reef systems in the world and one of the most important seabird breeding sites. 

Composed of three groups of 40 islands each, The Abrolhos boasts an incredible range of marine life and spectacular coral gardens that are excellent for diving and snorkelling while sea lions, dolphins and migratory whales are often spotted in the area.

We fly out to the Pelsaert group first before heading north to the Wallabi Group. Here we land on East Wallabi Island, known for its beautiful coral and turquoise bays. From here enjoy a short walk to Turtle Bay where the morning is spent swimming and snorkelling in the protected waters of the coral reef. 

Enjoy Lunch with tea and coffee (included). Afterwards, discover the abundant birdlife, neighbouring islands, and limestone cave formations on a nature walk. 

Return to Geraldton flying over the breathtaking Abrolhos Islands coral atolls and the site of the historical Batavia shipwreck.


What's Included:

- Scenic Flight to and from East Wallabi Island, including overflying famous sites in the Batavia story (Part of the Wallabi Group of Abrolhos Islands) 30 to 40 minutes each way.

- Lunch, tea, and coffee (Coffee from Don Massimo)

- Telling of the Batavia Story by pilot

- Guided Nature walk to explore the Abrolhos Islands with explanations on the flora and fauna

- Snorkelling amongst some of the most amazing coral in the world. Mask, Snorkel and Fin provided, please advise if you would like to bring your own.

- Headsets standard on all flights for noise reduction and pilot commentary.

 

Tour Duration: Approx. 5.5 hours – plus check in and safety briefing 30 minutes before tour.


Please make sure when booking that the weight is including shoes and after a meal as we need your  maximum fully clothed weight for safety.


* Advertised prices are from 1st April to the 31 March each year, prices may change on bookings past these dates

** All activities on the Island are optional and at the discretion of passengers, participation is not mandatory  

Please note: due to some aircraft having a maximum seat weight of 120kgs, tickets available through online booking are capped at a total passenger weight of 120kgs.  If someone in your party is over 119kgs, please call our booking line to discuss booking options.  


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FAQ

1. What are the unique characteristics of the Abrolhos Islands?

The Abrolhos Islands are a chain of 122 coral islands located off the coast of Western Australia, renowned for their pristine coral reefs, diverse marine life, and significant bird populations. They form part of the Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park and are often called the "Galapagos of the Indian Ocean" due to their unique ecosystem. The clear, turquoise waters are ideal for snorkeling and exploring the vibrant underwater world, offering a distinct natural experience.

2. What significant historical events are associated with the Abrolhos Islands?

The Abrolhos Islands are most famously associated with the tragic shipwreck of the Dutch East India Company ship Batavia in 1629. This event led to a gruesome mutiny and massacre among the survivors, a dark chapter in maritime history. Remnants of the Batavia and other shipwrecks contribute to the islands' rich historical background, offering a unique glimpse into 17th-century seafaring. This history adds another layer to the island discovery experience.

3. Is accommodation available for visitors on the Abrolhos Islands?

Permanent visitor accommodation is generally not available on the Abrolhos Islands. The islands are primarily used by commercial fishing communities with limited private shacks. Visitors typically explore the islands on day tours from Geraldton or via live-aboard charters that provide accommodation on board. These charters allow for extended exploration while minimizing impact on the fragile ecosystem and are the main option for multi-day stays.

4. What are the visitor regulations and management policies for the Abrolhos Islands?

The Abrolhos Islands are a Class A Nature Reserve and National Park, managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions. Strict regulations are in place to protect the fragile environment, including guidelines on fishing, waste disposal, and interaction with wildlife. Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural beauty and biodiversity of the islands. Permits may be required for certain activities or extended stays.

5. Can visitors plan multi-day trips to the Abrolhos Islands beyond a full-day tour?

Yes, while many visitors opt for full-day tours like the "Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour," multi-day visits are possible. These typically involve private charters or live-aboard boat trips that offer extended stays. This allows for deeper exploration of various islands, prolonged snorkeling and diving experiences, and more opportunities for birdwatching and photography. Such multi-day options usually depart from Geraldton.

6. What specific activities can be experienced during an Abrolhos Islands discovery tour?

An Abrolhos Islands discovery tour typically includes a scenic flight, offering breathtaking aerial views of the archipelago. Once on the islands, activities often involve exploring specific areas like East Wallabi Island, snorkeling and swimming in the clear, picturesque waterways, and enjoying nature walks to observe local bird and wildlife. Many tours also provide refreshments, such as a generous Antipasto spread, to enhance the experience.

7. What makes the scenic flight to the Abrolhos Islands a unique experience?

The scenic flight to the Abrolhos Islands offers a spectacular and unique perspective of the archipelago. From above, passengers can fully appreciate the intricate patterns of the 122 coral islands, the vibrant turquoise and deep blue hues of the ocean, and the pristine, untouched beauty of the reefs. This aerial view provides an unparalleled introduction to the islands' expansive and remote natural landscape before landing and starting ground activities.

8. Where are the Abrolhos Islands located relative to Geraldton, Australia?

The Abrolhos Islands are situated approximately 60 kilometers (about 37 miles) west of Geraldton, a coastal city in Western Australia. Geraldton serves as the main departure point for tours and expeditions to the islands. The relatively close proximity allows for convenient full-day excursions, often including a scenic flight that quickly covers the distance to the archipelago, offering both efficiency and spectacular views.

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