Unveiling New Opportunities
SeaLink Marine & Tourism has introduced various new experiences, tours, and investments during the recently held Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) 2025 in Brisbane. As a leading marine transport and tourism provider in Australia, SeaLink offers exceptional access to stunning destinations across the country.
With a focus on both domestic and international markets, SeaLink continues to create unforgettable travel moments throughout Australia’s picturesque coastlines, islands, rivers, and heritage landscapes.
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Highlighting Australia’s Best
CEO Donna Gauci expressed: “Our mission is to connect people with Australia’s most unique and beautiful places sustainably and meaningfully. From new product offerings and infrastructure upgrades to immersive cultural experiences, we’re continuing to innovate and invest in ways that invite more travelers to discover the brilliance of our backyard.”
Richard Doyle, General Manager of Global Sales and Distribution, noted: “ATE is an exciting opportunity to showcase the breadth and diversity of SeaLink’s tourism offerings. We’re proud to collaborate with our global travel partners to boost visitation to Australia, create unforgettable memories, and share meaningful stories—both ancient and contemporary.”
With operations spanning six states and territories, SeaLink redefines how travelers connect with Australia’s remarkable culture and heritage.
New Ventures in 2025
- $57 Million Investment in Two New Kangaroo Island Ferries: The vessels Wanggami and Ruwi are set to launch in 2025, enhancing passenger and vehicle capacity to Kangaroo Island.
- Daily Departures + Tours on Kangaroo Island, providing access to premier beaches and wildlife.
- Captain Cook Cruises celebrates that it will be 55 years with special sailings and events planned throughout 2025.
- New Indigenous Tours, such as a full-day cultural tour led by Mark Koolmatrie, to deepen understanding of ancient landscapes and heritage.
SeaLink Marine & Tourism is continuing to expand and refine its offerings while maintaining a commitment to sustainability and quality in the Australian tourism sector.
