Nick

As founder of EcoJet Safari, Nick’s passion for everything water along with his boating and life saving background means that you will get his personal touch (not bodily!) when you visit our tours.

Although he sounds like a ‘Pommie’ Nick was actually born in Adelaide and spent his youth in Sydney with one of his favourite pastimes being yacht racing.

He also spent 12 years in the Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, which probably accounts for his love of water now! Nick is also the Vice President of the Whitsunday Voluntary Marine Rescue and is a qualified Coxswain.

Teri

Teri is an avid nature lover and conservationalist and has an enthusiasm to educate people to help preserve our Great Barrier Reefs World Heritage Site.

With her background in Management Development she will make any tour or Corporate Training Day fun and motivational!

Teri’s love for the water comes from her star sign ‘The Crab’ where she feels most ‘at home’ – she also does a really good dolphin impression if you ask her nicely!

BRAD

Brad joined us in 2010 and is an extremely competent crew member.  His knowledge of the water is second to none.  He indeed 'paid the ferryman' to get him to the other side, as his previous job was driving the Hawkesbury River Tourist Ferries in New South Wales.

With a love of protecting the environment and making sure guests experiences are the best ever, Brad is your man!

He also has a soft spot for Staffordshire Bull Terriers who are afraid of water!  Ask Brad about his second mate called 'Sprocket'!

SCOTT

Scot (Scotty - our very own version of Steve Irwin!) certainly knows the water well.  He is a keen fisherman to say the least although he does not combine this hobby with our tours, but he is more than happy to point out all the different species spotted along the way!

He joined us in 2010 from Hayman Island where he ran a private Game Fishing Boat for over 2 years.

Scotty is a great skipper and will have you laughing all the way with his quick wit and jokes!

He will also be right there to show you all of the wildlife up close and personal.