Bait Reef: Recently added to Kiana's itinerary, Bait Reef is a prime destination in the outer reefs of the Whitsunday Islands. Bait Reef is completely protected from all types of fishing and is therefore rich with fascinating marine life of all types. A natural lagoon provides vessels with a safe haven for overnight anchorage. Bait Reef also provides an abundance of varied diving sites which make it a paradise for both scuba diving and snorkelling alike.

Whale Watching:  During June through September each year vast number of whales migrate from Antarctica to the Whitsundays to give birth to calves and mate. The most common whale that you will see during this period are Humpbacks although occasionally other types such as Minkies can be spotted.  

Whitehaven Beach: The famed Whitehaven Beach has been named one of the most gorgeous, unspoiled topical locations on Earth. Spend an afternoon beachcombing or sunbathing on the white, silica sand that seems to stretch  on forever. Explore the many private coves and inlets and discover a walking trail that leads to a stunning look out point.

Hill Inlet and Whitsunday National Park: A sailing excursion aboard the Kiana includes a guided bush walk through the spectacular Whitsunday National Park. Learn something new and interesting about the Aboriginal culture and this historically rich area. A visit to Hill Inlet will offer a look-out where the vistas can only be described as breathtaking.

Hook Island: Possibly the best diving and snorkeling location in the Whitsundays, the north end of Hook Island offers something for the beginning diver as well as the expert. Visit sites like Luncheon Bay and Mackerel Bay which provide ideal spots for first time divers to witness the diverse marine life that inhabit these warm waters. See the vibrant, coral fringing reefs that blanket the ocean floor.