Wear your swimwear, change of clothes, your own water, they provide, but it's great to have your own too. Enjoy the day it will be amazing.

Yes. I don't eat meat myself. Pastries in the morning, pumpkin soup to warm up post snorkeling, salads at lunch with a meat platter for those who wanted it, cheese platter and fruit and biccies in the afternoon.

Yes and yes. There is an extra charge for both. The scuba option can be purchased on the boat. The hotel pickup is coordinated with the boat so if there an unexpected delay they will wait.

Outer reef, inner reef... not sure, but what I do know, is that because it is a small group, we felt that we were at one with nature. We were away from the other boats, rather than crowded out by a 100 or so other divers, who must appear like a swarm in the water from the larger crafts. On the day we went, even just snorkling, we saw lots of beautifully coloured fish, a reef shark, a mantaray, sea cucumbers, starfish, clams, coral etc. Because it was a small group, we all got to chat, and it was exciting sharing other people's sightings. The captain and the crew were all knowledgeable about the reef life, and provided us with reference charts. It was obvious that they regarded the reef as a special environment, not just a money earner, and a place that we should all respect, appreciate, and delight in.

Not sure about actual size, but plenty big enough for the 18 passengers and 4 crew. There is lots of great outside space, plus the shaded cabin, with enough seating for all.

Snorkeling kit was included which included the wet suit. Around 70$ for the scuba kit