Itinerary
Three-day, three-night itinerary on Summer Jo
No two trips on Summer Jo will be the same, so the itinerary laid out below is an example and can vary depending on things such as the weather and tidal conditions during your trip. But rest assured, you are guaranteed to visit the iconic Whitsunday sites in both South Whitehaven Beach and the Outer Great Barrier Reef!
Visit The Famous Whitsunday Islands and Whitehaven Beach
Dotted throughout the Whitsundays, you’ll find a collection of 74 islands, some of them you’ll get to know as we pass by on our 3 day tour through this mesmerising region. Visit Hook Island, Whitsunday Island (home to the popular Whitehaven beach) and the dreamy Blue Pearl Bay, which is positioned off prestigious Hayman Island! Be sure to keep your camera charged as you won't want to miss capturing these stunning locations to keep for the memory bank!
Give Scuba Diving A Go
Never been scuba diving before, but have always wanted to try it? Then the best place to give it a go is with Summer Jo! Whether you’re completely new or a certified pro, diving onboard this 3 day 3 night trip is a breeze with the assistance of an experienced diving instructor. Explore the underwater delights that reside on the Great Barrier Reef! Enjoyed the first dive? Let your instructor know and perhaps you can do a second one!
Explore The Outer Great Barrier Reef
Spanning over 2,300km, the Great Barrier Reef is home to a plethora of marine life. Tropical fish, whales, dolphins, turtles, sharks, rays, and clams are just a few of the many things you might encounter as you explore the outer reef. Spend your time here swimming, snorkelling or scuba diving to your little heart’s content. The onboard crew will point out the best spots and interesting marine creatures you might spot during your trip! Don’t forget your waterproof camera!
Keep An Eye Out For Whales
If you're lucky enough to be travelling between the months of June to October, whale season is in full force, where the waters are teeming with playful humpback whales who migrate to the warmer Whitsunday waters every year. Keep your peepers peeled for mother whales with their calves, frolicking and splashing about. It’s truly an exciting natural wonder to witness!
