Snorkelling Sailing Port Douglas Australia Sailaway to Low Isles on the Great Barrier Reef Sail Snorkel Port Douglas Sailaway Sails to Low Isles Daily from Port Douglas to the Reef Low Isles Sail & Snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef
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Full Day Sailing & Snorkelling
SAILAWAY PORT DOUGLAS invites you to
enjoy "a day to remember" with a reef
and island sail for snorkelling and
exploring Low Isles, an unspoilt coral
cay on Australia's
Great Barrier Reef.
With only 1 of 4 reef tour licenses to
moor at Low Isles there is limited
access. Your enjoyment is ensured
with small number of guests, excellent
service and personal attention.
Departs daily from the marina.
Enjoy the thrill of pure sailing! Relax
with an exhilarating afternoon onboard
the new luxury 'Lagoon'
sailed from France.
Soak up the peace and tranquillity of a
Tropical Sunset over the Coral Sea with
spectacular mountain views while
enjoying a welcome drink and canapés.
Also a perfect venue for private charters for
events, corporate functions and special
personal occasions.
SAILAWAY IS AVAILABLE EVERYDAY FOR PRIVATE
CHARTERS PERFECT FOR
WEDDINGS · CORPORATE INCENTIVES · TEAM BUILDING
· BOUTIQUE CONFERENCES · FAMILY OCCASIONS
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About Us
Low Isles Sailaway is owned and
operated by a local family,
Steve
and Katrina Edmondson, who have 26
years experience in reef and island
cruises. With origins in East
Africa and Port Douglas, they live
in Port Douglas with their two
children and continue to enjoy the
environment they love with diving,
sailing and snorkelling.
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Ecotourism
Low Isles Sailaway is an
Advanced Accredited
Ecotourism Company and
Climate Action Leader - 100%
carbon neutral sailing.
Ecotourism is ecologically
sustainable tourism with a
primary focus on
experiencing natural areas
that fosters environmental
and cultural understanding,
appreciation and
conservation. We also
support the 'Low Isles
Preservation Society'
and 'The Great Barrier
Reef Marine Park
Authority' with the
future protection of our
environment.
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