easy
40 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels, including children aged 5 and above; no strenuous activity involved
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.
For all ages • 1 Hour • Behind the Scenes Tour of a 'Coral Ark'
Experience a unique behind-the-scenes tour of the Forever Reef Project, home to the largest living coral biobank. Discover groundbreaking conservation efforts, learn about preserving coral biodiversity, and see how this innovative initiative empowers global reef research. Join us for an inspiring journey that highlights the importance of protecting our oceans.
Experience a unique behind-the-scenes tour of the Forever Reef Project, home to the largest living coral biobank. Discover groundbreaking conservation efforts, learn about preserving coral biodiversity, and see how this innovative initiative empowers global reef research. Join us for an inspiring journey that highlights the importance of protecting our oceans.
Tours are limited to 16 people and fill up quickly—reserve in advance to guarantee entry.
The facility is designed for wheelchair access, making it inclusive for visitors with mobility needs.
You’ll be on your feet during the 40-minute tour, so wear sturdy shoes appropriate for walking indoors.
Guides welcome curiosity—prepare questions to deepen your understanding of coral biology and reef restoration.
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.
Layer up to stay comfortable indoors within an air-conditioned facility during tropical weather.
summer specific
Protect your skin when walking to and from the marina or waiting outside the facility.
summer specific
Capture photos of the coral displays and unique conservation work during your visit.
Stay hydrated in the Queensland heat before or after your tour.