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22.01.2022 at the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park: Clear blue with a chance of scattered Turtles! Who'd like to be here turtle spotting with Mission Be...ach Dive? Explore Tropical Coast Queensland | Explore Tropical North Queensland | Visit Queensland, Australia | Australia.com | #gbr #greatbarrierreef #tropicalcoastqueensland #holidayherethisyear #goodtogo #tropicalnorthqueensland #queensland #missionbeach #cassowarycoast #tropicalholiday #queenslandholiday #beautifuldestinations #supportsmallbusiness

19.01.2022 To celebrate O EOI Y tell us, with emojis, about your next planned adventure and we'll see if we can guess the place or at least the activity! ... This is beautiful Bedarra Island , just a short 20 minute boat ride from Mission Beach and the perfect romantic getaway in paradise! by Mark Fitz Photography | Explore Tropical Coast Queensland | Explore Tropical North Queensland | Visit Queensland, Australia | Australia.com #bedarraisland #missionbeach #tropicalcoastqueensland #seeaustralia #thisisqueensland #exploretnq #goodtogo #tropicalnorthqueensland #tnq #queensland #queenslandholiday

16.01.2022 Making friends on the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park IG/underwater_images

13.01.2022 You may find this story worth a gander. It was inspired by a Facebook post by James Sing on Tully Then & Now. Thanks for the photo James ... here is more about ...your dad's friend ... Any feedback appreciated to help us create the stories our region will use. Read it on this link: https://www.dropbox.com//H002%20Hugo%20Brassey%20by%20Ken% See more

12.01.2022 Dr Adele here with some #wednesdaywisdom so you can #learnsomethingnew ~ ~ Do you know how often I hear You’re a marine biologist, what kind of fish is that? ...First of all there are over 1,500 species of fish on the Great Barrier Reef. Second, I’m an expert in sponges. Yep, got my PhD on sponges. ~ ~ And I’m going to say it. I LOVE SPONGES. ~ ~ See this beautiful picture of a coral reef taken by the incredibly talented @nadia.aly.photo well just about everything you see that is colourful is a sponge. Healthy coral is a drab olive green to brown. Sponges are what make the reef colourful. ~ ~ Sponges wear their colours loud and proud. It’s mostly warning colouration, they are highly toxic to put off predators. Like fish and turtles. ~ ~ Yes my friends you read that right, the main diet of Hawksbill turtles are sponges. ~ ~ But sponges are cool for so many other reasons. ~ ~ They are the biological filters of our planet. They pump water through their bodies to filter out and consume bacteria and other plankton less than 3 microns in size. ~ ~ They process the water over an entire coral reef EVERY single day removing 99% of the bacteria and other small particles. Humans can’t make a filter that efficient. ~ ~ If you wanted to use them as a natural filter to keep your swimming pool clean you would need to put 1 every square meter and your pool would need to be 15 meters deep to keep them alive. ~ ~ A coral reef is so much more than coral and big fish. But you have to stop and look closely to see all the creatures that make it up. ~ ~ So my friends, what is your favourite thing in this photo. If you don’t know what it is describe it in the comments and I’ll let you know what it is and some fun facts. See more

09.01.2022 One of two private beaches (Doorila beach) which Bedarra Beach House enjoys. Just imagine laying under the coconut palms sipping on a G&T and watching the world go by. www.bedarrabeachhouse.com.au

05.01.2022 E E E, T O E E EE? It’s been a whale since we last saw each other but It’s Whale season again! Majestic Humpback Whales have be...en spotted by the Mission Beach Dive team and their guests, just off the coast of Mission Beach TWO days in a ROW! There was even an inquisitive mama Whale introducing her baby to wide eyed guests, with a couple of dolphins in tow to check out the show! What a treat, all this in Mission Beach! Whale, what are you waiting for? When was the last time you went out to the Great Barrier Reef? by Mission Beach Dive | Explore Tropical Coast Queensland | Explore Tropical North Queensland | Visit Queensland, Australia | Australia.com #whales #missionbeach #missionbeachqueensland #cassowarycoast #tropicalcoastqueensland #tropicalnorthqueensland #queensland #queenslandholiday #seeaustralia #thisisqueensland #exploretnq #greatbarrierreef

05.01.2022 Oh hey gorgeous secluded Y , you're the perfect place to spend the day! That's exactly what @jamesvodicka thought when he found this gem, Beaver Cay..., just off Bedarra Island! Imagine indulging in a picnic then snorkelling through those blues meeting all kinds of marine dudes , from manta rays, reef sharks and turtles too! What do you think? She goes o-cay! by instagram.com/jamesvodicka | Bedarra Island Resort | Explore Tropical North Queensland | Visit Queensland, Australia | Australia.com | Great Barrier Reef Marine Park #bedarraisland #greatbarrierreef #tropicalcoastqueensland #tropicalnorthqueensland #queensland #queenslandholiday #seeaustralia #thisisqueensland #exploretnq

03.01.2022 Imagine waking up to this view when you stay at Bedarra Beach House. Visit our website and book now! www.bedarrabeachhcouse.com.au

01.01.2022 Edmund Banfield's home on Dunk Island - 1908. "In 1897, suffering from work anxiety and exhaustion, and advised by doctors that he had just six months to live, ...writer Edmund James Banfield moved to Dunk Island with his wife Bertha so becoming the island's first white settlers. Previously a journalist and senior editor with the Townsville Daily Bulletin for fifteen years, Banfield let the tranquillity of this unspoilt tropical paradise weave its magic and he lived on Dunk Island for the remaining 26 years of his life until his death in 1923. A small hut built with the assistance of an Aborigine called Tom was the Banfields' first home. Over a period of time they cleared four acres of land for a plantation of fruit and vegetables. " (wikipedia) See more