Step inside the world’s largest coral biobank on the Forever Reef Project Tour in Port Douglas. Discover groundbreaking coral conservation efforts that protect our oceans from environmental threats.
Step inside the world’s largest coral biobank on the Forever Reef Project Tour in Port Douglas. Discover groundbreaking coral conservation efforts that protect our oceans from environmental threats.
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Operated by Great Barrier Reef Legacy Project · Port Douglas, Queensland
easy.
40 minutes.
Suitable for all fitness levels, including children aged 5 and above; no strenuous activity involved
The tour lasts approximately 40 minutes, providing a concise but in-depth look at coral conservation efforts.
The tour welcomes visitors aged 5 and older and is wheelchair accessible.
The tour meets at Shop 44 in the Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina, Port Douglas.
Yes, discounted prices are offered for children, concessions, and families.
Yes, visitors can take photos but should respect the guidelines given by the tour guides.
No prior knowledge is needed; the guides share clear and engaging explanations suitable for all experience levels.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority established the World Heritage site in 1981 to protect this globally significant ecosystem.
The Forever Reef Project supports international reef restoration science by safeguarding coral genetics as the reef faces growing climate threats.
Great Barrier Reef Legacy Project is a conservation-focused organisation based in Port Douglas, Queensland, dedicated to protecting coral biodiversity through research, education and hands-on reef experiences. The project operates the Forever Reef Project, home to the largest living coral biobank, and offers a suite of guided experiences that connect visitors, students, corporate groups and researchers directly with coral preservation work. Visitors can choose from a Forever Reef Project Tour for a behind-the-scenes look at biobanking and coral propagation, a VIP Private Tour that provides a personalised exploration of conservation techniques, or a Customisable Tour tailored to group goals, schedules and learning objectives. Tours range in focus from educational outreach to practical research assistance, and are led by knowledgeable staff and conservation partners who prioritise scientific integrity and reef-safe practices. The organisation partners with researchers and institutions to support long-term reef monitoring and to share coral samples and data internationally. Safety, sustainability and measurable conservation outcomes guide each activity, with protocols in place to minimise environmental impact during visits. Educational programs and tailored itineraries accommodate corporate retreats, student outings and research groups, offering flexible duration options and learning outcomes; booking and group enquiries are handled through the project’s Port Douglas office and website.
Book with Great Barrier Reef Legacy Project