luxury scenic tours

DOLPHINS | TURTLES | DUGONGS | RAYS | BIRDS | ISLANDS

Our luxURY scenic adventures

We explore the Great Sandy Marine Park and cruise along the stunning shores of K'gari (Fraser Island). The Great Sandy Marine Park is a unique and special marine park, due to its biodiversity and natural beauty. The parks ecosystem, includes sand dunes, mangrove forests, and seagrass beds, which support a wide range of marine and terrestrial species. The park is home to over 500 species of fish, 200 species of coral, and numerous other creatures, as well as migratory birds.

The park is situated near Fraser Island, the world's largest sand island and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is home to threatened and endangered species. The park's coral reefs are considered some of the most pristine and healthy in the world, and the park has significant cultural and historic importance to the local Indigenous people. Conservation efforts are in place to protect and conserve the park's unique ecosystems and species.

what to expect

Embark on an exhilarating ocean adventure with Saltwater Playground and immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of the Great Sandy Marine Park and K'gari. Whether you opt for a half-day or full-day excursion, you will be able to discover the diverse marine ecosystem, from tropical fish to graceful turtles, manta rays and maybe even glimpse dugongs or playful dolphins.

Indulge in a delicious lunch while taking in the panoramic views of the crystal-clear waters and pristine white sandy shores.

While our goal is to provide the best marine adventure, we're flexible and tailor our activities to the most favorable weather conditions for your ultimate comfort.

Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to explore the wonders of the ocean - secure your charter now and get ready to be enchanted by the marine marvels that await you!

Hervey bay - sea life

Bottlenose dolphins

sharks

Green turtles

hawksbill turtles

loggerhead turtle

stingrays

manta rays

shorebirds

humpback dolphins

dugongs

olive ridley turtles

coraL REEF

marine life in hervey bay

Hervey Bay is renowned for its diverse marine life, including not only turtles and dugongs, but also dolphins, and various species of fish and seabirds. The bay's unique ecosystem supports a wide variety of marine animals, making it a popular destination for wildlife enthusiasts and eco-tourists. Whether by boat or from the shore, visitors can witness these fascinating creatures in their natural environment, providing an unforgettable wildlife experience in Hervey Bay.

During turtle season in Hervey Bay, six out of the world's seven turtle species either reside or visit the area, highlighting the importance of the bay as a critical habitat for these magnificent creatures. The diverse array of turtle species showcases the rich marine biodiversity that Hervey Bay has to offer, providing a unique opportunity for visitors to witness these incredible animals in their natural environment.

The Great Sandy Marine Park is home to a diverse range of dolphin species, with nine different species having been recorded in the area. These dolphins can be classified as either resident or transient, with the Australian humpback dolphin and the Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin considered the two resident species in the marine park. These dolphins play a vital role in the ecosystem of the marine park, with their presence adding to the overall richness of marine life in the area.

Manta rays and stingrays can be found in the waters surrounding Hervey Bay, adding to the region's rich marine biodiversity. These graceful creatures are known to frequent the bay and are a source of fascination for visitors. Despite their differences in appearance and behavior, both play important roles in the ecosystem and are a testament to the diverse array of marine life that can be encountered.

Hervey Bay is known for being a habitat for dugongs, also known as sea cows. These peaceful marine mammals can often be spotted grazing on seagrass beds in the bay, offering visitors a chance to observe these gentle giants in their natural habitat. The presence of dugongs further adds to the allure of Hervey Bay as a destination rich in marine life and biodiversity.