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Our GBRMPA permit ensures that all of our activities within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park are conducted responsibly and with minimal impact. This includes everything from anchoring procedures to how we interact with marine life. The permit is part of a broader framework designed to:
- Protect sensitive coral reef ecosystems
- Ensure sustainable visitor numbers
- Prevent environmental damage
- Support ongoing monitoring and research
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This permit allows us to access and guide guests through Queensland’s national parks, including iconic sites such as Nara Inlet on Hook Island, home to ancient Aboriginal rock art and culturally significant sites. The permit helps to:
- Preserve natural and cultural heritage
- Minimise human impact on native flora and fauna
- Maintain track and site quality through regulated visitor numbers
- Promote respectful engagement with Traditional Owner Country
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- Why It’s Important
Holding and complying with these permits means we:
- Operate with accountability and transparency
- Support conservation efforts and Traditional Owner partnerships
- Provide guests with an ethical, informed, and environmentally conscious experience
- Help ensure that the Whitsundays remain pristine for future generations
We encourage all guests to learn about the importance of these protected areas and join us in our commitment to treading lightly and leaving only footprints.
- Why It’s Important
Choose Us
“At Iconic Whitsunday Adventures sustainability is at the heart of everything we do.”
Nicole and Jeremy Graham
Owner Operators Iconic Whitsunday Adventures






