Spearfishing Adventure Near Carnarvon: Helicopter Access to Pristine Waters
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8–10 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have good swimming ability and basic snorkeling skills, plus the stamina for a day of active water time.
Overview
Take off on a full-day spearfishing adventure from Carnarvon, WA, flying by helicopter to remote reefs where you can swim, hunt, and catch fresh seafood. Perfect for all skill levels, this trip combines thrilling flight with unparalleled ocean access.
Spearfishing Adventure
$900 pp* • All Ages • 1-2 people • Full Day • Fully Guided!
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable full-day adventure from Carnarvon, featuring a thrilling 60-minute helicopter flight to a prime spearfishing spot. Perfect for all skill levels, this experience offers the chance to explore, swim, and catch your dinner, with equipment available for those who need it. Dive into excitement!
Incredible locations & Incredible fish!!
Duration
Full Day
Capacity
- Min 2 Guests
Available Activities
- Fly
- Walk & Explore
- Swim
- Snorkel
- Spear your dinner
About
Departing Carnarvon, this half/full-day adventure includes a 60-minute return helicopter flight to a spectacular spearfishing destination.
This tour is suited to all levels of experience from beginners to the serious spearo in search of trophy fish. The choice is yours to bring your own equipment, or equipment can be provided on the day (wetsuits, fins, masks, spearguns etc.).
Adventure Tips
Bring a wetsuit
Water temperatures can vary; a wetsuit keeps you comfortable during extended swims.
Stay hydrated
Dehydration is common after spending hours in the sun and saltwater, so drink plenty of fluids.
Listen to the guides
Local guides provide critical safety information and tips for successful spearfishing in this area.
Check weather forecasts
Strong winds or rough seas can affect helicopter flights and ocean conditions; plan accordingly.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles
- Coral reef fish such as parrotfish and snapper
History
The Coral Coast region has been an important fishing ground for Indigenous Australians for thousands of years, with traditions tied to sustainable harvesting.
Conservation
The operator emphasizes catch-and-release policies and avoids damaging coral reefs to preserve the fragile marine ecosystem.
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Adventure Hotspots in Carnarvon
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
Keeps you warm and protected while diving in cooler coastal waters.
summer specific
Spearfishing equipment
Includes spear gun, mask, snorkel, and fins, critical for the hunting experience.
Waterproof sunscreen
Protects skin from strong UV rays during prolonged exposure on the water.
summer specific
Reef-safe dive boots
Protects feet from sharp coral and rocky seabed when entering or exiting the water.