Departs 27 September Returns 04 OCtober 2012
8 Days/ 7 Nights ex.Brisbane $3359 ($3109 Dive Club price)
Non Divers $3180 ($2930 Dive Club Price)
Trip Includes:
- Return flights Brisbane via Sydney to Nuku'alofa (flying Virgin Australia - special conditions apply)
- 1 Night Twin Share accommodation Nuku'alofa - Scenic Hotel
- Return Airport tranfers in Nuku'alofa and Vava'u
- Return domestic airfare Nuku'alofa to Vava'u
- 6 Nights Twin Share Accommadation at Vava'u Harbourview Resort - Bungalows
- 4 Boat dives in the Vava'u region, incl. tanks, weights, and dive guide services + light refreshments
- 3 Whale cruises, the opportunity to swim with Humpback Whales. Incl. sandwhiches and light refreshments
- Services of a Tour Leader
- Australian and applicable airline taxes (approx $195 subject to change)
- Not included: Travel Insurance, Meals other than those specified.
- Deposit Required: $1200 to reserve your spot on this great trip.
Island Dreaming
Vava'u is known for it's lush, tropical landscapes framed by pristine white sand beaches. The tropical island paradise of your dreams. This idyllic beauty is reflected by the crystal clear waters that surround the island, dropping of into spectacular fringing coral reef systems.
Situated on the shores of Refuge Harbour in Toula, The Habourview Resort offers the prefect setting to relax and unwind after a day of diving. Known for it's spectacular gardens, it really is a reflection of the island's natural beauty.
Diving
The pristine landscapes you can see above the water are equally matched below the water level. With a wide range of dive sites, with something to suit every taste, Vava's is known for its stunning cavern and cave systems. Soft Coral walls, adorned with large seafans are another common sight in these waters and are the perfect hiding spot for mandarin fish and sea horses.
The Main Attraction
The sheltered waters of Vava'u are an ideal hide-away for young humpback whale calves! Experience the privilege of watching and swimming with these magnificant creatures, as the youngsters learn the tricks of the trade from their parents. Described as "first class performers," the whales thrill onlookers with displays of breaching, fin slapping and general galivanting. Take in the heart warming underwater views of mothers nurturing their young calves.
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