Brinkley Davies (marine biologist, freediver and surfer) featured with

Brinkley Davies (marine biologist, freediver and surfer) featured with her custom Spierre fins

January 20, 2017

Billabong X Summersite: Whitsundays; Little Hidden Gems - View the full feature here

BRINKLEY DAVIES, A SEAPLANE, WHITSUNDAYS AND SUMMERSITE

We forget how stunning our backyard is and the Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef is on top of the world for raw natural beauty. Flying into the Whitsundays is totally surreal. You can see almost all of the 74 archipelagos that make up the islands, the water is so clear and you can see all these little hidden gems of beaches. Water baby and marine biologist Brinkley Davies joined us for our Summersite Whitsunday Odyssey to dive the Barrier Reef and explore these "hidden gems” throughout the Whitsundays.

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