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Vagabond UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Cairns, QLD, Australia: Vagabond is a 65' luxury world cruising yacht set up for comfortable diving, sailing and entertaining for a maximum of 11 guests with a large aftdeck for scuba divers to set up their equipment.

Heron Island Resort UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Heron Island, QLD, Australia: Heron Island is a Great Barrier Reef Resort located on a true coral cay. Surrounded by the reef, you can swim right from the beach to an endless garden of coral teeming with marine life.

Ocean Dive Charters UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Palm Beach, QLD, Australia: Welcome to one of the best but least-known diving spots on Australia's east coast. Right on the doorstep of the nation's tourist capital are some of the most colourful and exciting dive locations in this part of the world, where the skyscrapers meet the sea.

Scuba World UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Mooloolaba, QLD, Australia: Dive World famous ex-HMAS Brisbane! Scuba World's location is unique. We are located on the beautiful Sunshine Coast with our own private marina.

Orpheus Island Resort UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Townsville, QLD, Australia: Orpheus is very much a secret to the outside world - a rare island of exceptional beauty in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.

Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Runaway Bay, QLD, Australia: Lady Elliot Island is located at the southernmost tip of the Great Barrier Reef in the highly protected 'Green Zone'. The island has been ranked by PADI as the Number 1 Manta Dive Destination in the world. Guests can fly from Hervey Bay, Bundaberg, Brisbane or the Gold Coast.

Dive Dive Dive UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Wakerley (Brisbane), QLD, Australia: Dive Dive Dive is heaven for tech diving enthusiasts 'because we are very enthusiastic about diving. From Nitrox, to Trimix to rebreathers.............Dive Dive Dive. Our store is brimming with tech equipment.

Tech Dive Academy Pty Ltd UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Port Douglas, QLD, Australia: We offer First Class Diver Training in Port Douglas, on the very best of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. PADI, TecRec and IANTD instruction with a difference! We specialise private bespoke training only.

Big Cat Green Island Reef Cruises UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Cairns, QLD, Australia: Big Cat Green Island Reef Cruises is owned and managed by experienced cruise operators, the Wallace family. Since 1979 the Wallaces have been perfecting the art of day touring on the Great Barrier Reef.

Mike Ball Dive Expeditions UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Cairns, QLD, Australia: Australia's leading liveaboard dive company. 3, 4 and 7 night expeditions operate to the Cod Hole, Great Barrier Reef and the Coral Sea. Departs Cairns, Queensland.

Spirit of Freedom UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Cairns, QLD, Australia: Spirit of Freedom offers unsurpassed liveaboard cruising, on a 37m stabilised vessel with 11 spacious ensuite cabins, comfortable lounge areas, and quality chef prepared meals. 3, 4 and 7 day cruises to the Cod Hole, Ribbon Reefs and Coral Sea.

Gold Coast Accommodation: Head to a surf school, catch a major surf lifesaving carnival or build a sandcastle at the many beaches running along the Gold Coast. Some of the more popular beaches are Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads, Currumbin and Coolangatta.

Gladstone Accommodation: The dynamic, modern city of Gladstone basks in a sub-tropical climate with islands, waterways and beaches providing year-round boating, fishing, swimming and surfing.

Cairns Accommodation: Nestled between densely forested mountains, azure waters of the Coral Sea and patchwork cane fields bordering the city streets it is a city of varying contrasts.

Bundaberg Accommodation: Bundaberg is a progressive city surrounded by a patchwork of sugarcane fields. It has a wide deep river and is popular as an Australian first port of entry for sea faring travellers.

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Desert Isles of the Coral Sea: by Walter Starck; It was one of those places where the forces which govern life seem to come to a focus of preternatural beauty and intensity. I stood in a small grassy field. It was bounded by a dazzling band of coral sand. Crystalline aquamarine shallows grading into turquoise surrounded the islet. Farther out, a broad shallow reef flat fashioned a skirt of many colors terminating in a hemline of sparkling white breakers. Beyond, an endless sea of indigo blue velvet spread out to the horizon. Life was everywhere.

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