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Great Barrier Reef
Hi I was just wondering what part of the year is the best to snorkle/scuba in the great barrier reef. I'm thinking about going up to port douglas, but can't decide when. I'll be studying in perth (july-november) so I could fly out for five or so days during the semester or I can just wait till after school when I was going to do some traveling anyway, probably late november or december, this would be best but I hear that this isn't a good time to go to the reef. Any comments would be helpful thanks.
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Andrea, I think you have posted this question about 3 times and each time people have given you all the information that you could possibly need. <BR>Do a search of this site for the details
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actually I have never posted this question before, I have never even thought about this topic before a couple of days ago, so I would really appreciate some helpful comments from this sight and not so much rudeness and unwelcomeness. <BR>Thanks to all of you that are actually helpful.<BR>Andrea
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August & September would be my choice.
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Thank you for the helpful advice Rhonda<BR>Andrea
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I hear that Aug and Sept are pretty perfect, however everyone else probably thinks so as well. I hear it's pretty busy there during those times. <BR><BR>October starts their off season. When I went in November, a divemaster told me they live for October and November. Of course, with the rainy season starting around those times, it could be a crapshoot. (It also starts stinger season). However, I was there in the 2nd week of November. It rained one night when I was there, but every day for the week of my visit, it was glorious sunshine and very calm seas.<BR><BR>Have a great time.
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Andrea - if you go to www.oztravel.com.au and then to regional information and then the area you are interested in it will give you the yearly averages of temperature and rainfall.
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