Heron Island

Diving the Great Barrier Reef on Heron Island

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Eco Certified Advanced Exotourism

Heron Island is famous around the world because it is exciting diving made easy. There's no need for day trips to the Reef because you're already there, so you can easily enjoy up to three full dives a day. There are over twenty different dive sites, more than half of which are just fifteen minutes from the beach. With so many acres of living coral literally teeming with fish, it's easy to see why keen divers keep coming back to Heron.

Please note: all dive and snorkel activities and tours are subject to weather and tidal conditions.


The Heron Advantage

Why dive Heron?

Minimal time to dive sites (5-15 minutes)
Shallow dives available (18 metres maximum)
Long bottom times can be obtained (up to 45 minutes)
Buoyed dive sites
Stable platform style boats with shaded canopies
Divemasters dive all dives
Giant stride entries - exit via wide ladders
No carrying of tanks or weights at any time
All dive sites located within a Marine National Park
Highest quality dive equipment
Up to three dives per day
Two tank morning dives
Night Dives
Adventure Dives

Water Temperature Range

Winter - 20-22 degrees celcius (68-70 degrees Fahrenheit)
Summer - 25-27 degrees celcisus (77-80 degrees Fahrenheit)

A full wetsuit is recommended between March and October.

Any dive related enquiries can be emailed directly to the dive team at Heron : dive@heron.voyages.com.au

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