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What
to Bring
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sun in this part of the world can
become quite hot through the days
and this combined with the waters
reflection really requires that
you be sunsmart if you want to be
back the next day. We suggest that
you bring a hat, preferably full
brim with chin strap [there is nothing
worse than a hat blowing off just
as you are on a good bust up]. We
also suggest you bring along some
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sun
screen, insect repellent, light
clothing long and short sleeve
shirts, long pants and shorts
and some footwear that you don’t
care about as they will get wet
and dirty i.e.plastic sandles
or an old pair of runners.
Getting
to the Cape
This
is the easy part, any
good travel agent will
be able to get you here
without a drama. Book
a flight to Cairns and
then on to Bamaga you
may have to overnight
in Cairns, one way or
the other, as the local
flight times may not always
match a connecting flight
back down south.
All major domestic airlines
fly into Cairns so you
have plenty of choice
there, after Cairns, you
take a regional flight
up to Bamaga. Two airlines
run flights from Cairns
to Bamaga and they are
Aerotropics and Regional
Pacific. Contact numbers
for them are as follows:
Aerotropics 1300
656 110
Regional Pacific 07
4040 1400
If you need to overnight
in Cairns then your travel
agent should be able to
help you again. I would
love to be able to handle
this side of your trip
myself but to be honest
I do not live in an area
where it is easy to keep
track of all the special
deals that are on offer
from the airlines.
I do strongly recommend
that all clients take
travel insurance when
booking a trip to the
Cape. The number of cameras
and watches that I have
seen go over the side
of the boat over the years
is amazing. If you wonder
how people can be so careless
then you have underestimated
just how excited some
of our clients get when
they get onto a hot bite.
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