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Half Day Sailing & Snorkeling Adventure Magnetic Island - Townsville

Half Day Sailing & Snorkeling Adventure Magnetic Island

Townsvillemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for moderate fitness with ability to swim and move agilely in and out of water

Overview

Set sail for 4.5 hours around Magnetic Island to snorkel vibrant reefs and visit secluded beaches only accessible by boat. Discover why this half-day adventure is a must-do when visiting Townsville.

Sailing
Townsville City, Queensland

Samurai Half Day Adventure Sail Magnetic Island

4.5 hours • 18 guests MAX• Basic fitness level • Suitable for 8 years old and above

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About This Adventure

Embark on a 4.5-hour adventure around Magnetic Island, where you can swim, snorkel, and explore secluded beaches accessible only by boat. Enjoy breathtaking scenery while using provided snorkel gear and paddleboards. Bring your own refreshments and relax in a unique setting that promises unforgettable memories.

#Pick up/ drop off from Magnetic Island

##Ages 8 years old and above

##Duration 4.5 hours

##About

An opportunity to get your feet sandy, have a swim/ snorkel, explore beaches only accessible by boat, sail Magnetic Island, relax & enjoy the beautiful & diverse scenery.

Snorkel gear & paddleboards supplied.

There is two toilets on board.

##What to bring

• Your happy spirit • Swim wear • Sunnies, hat, suncreen and towel • Bring Your own beverages and nibbles

Adventure Tips

Bring reef-safe sunscreen

Protect delicate marine ecosystems with eco-friendly sunscreen suitable for snorkeling.

Wear water shoes

Rocky shorelines and coral areas require sturdy water footwear for comfort and safety.

Stay hydrated onboard

Bring plenty of water to stay refreshed under the Queensland sun during your sail.

Check weather conditions

Sailing trips depend on calm seas; confirm weather updates before departure for safety.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Green sea turtles
  • Rainbow reef fish

History

Magnetic Island was named by Captain Cook in 1770 for its magnetic interference with his ship’s compass.

Conservation

The island’s status as a national park ensures ongoing reef protection and limits on visitor impact to preserve natural habitats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Snorkel mask and fins

Essential

Essential for clear underwater visibility and ease of movement while snorkeling.

summer specific

Waterproof dry bag

Essential

Keeps personal items dry while on the boat and during water activities.

Light long-sleeve shirt

Provides sun protection while sailing without overheating.

summer specific

Towel and change of clothes

Essential

For comfort after swimming and before returning to shore.