Green Island

Green Island.

One of the most popular locations on the Great Barrier Reef. Snorkel straight from the beach or take a Glass Bottom Boat or Semi Submarine tour.

10 tours available

4.7

Green Island Cruise 9am to 5pm

from A$110
8 hours
4.5

Green Island Ferry

from A$112
7 hours
5.0

Green Island & Outer Reef Pontoon

from A$343
9 hours
4.8

Green Island & Skyrail/Train – budget 2 day COMBO

from A$267.50
2 days
4.8

Green Island Cruise 9am to 1pm

from A$110
4 hours
5.0

Seawalker at Green Island – save $43

from A$289
4 hours
4.6

Green Island Cruise 1pm to 5pm

from A$110
4 hours
4.7

Green Island incl Intro Scuba Dive

from A$332
4 hours
4.7

Green Island Cruise 11am to 5pm

from A$110
6 hours
4.8

2 Island Cruise – Green & Fitzroy Islands

from A$196
8 hours 30 mins

Frequently Asked Questions

Green Island is approximately 27km from Cairns Marina. It generally takes about an hour on most cruises to get there.

Most Green Island tours depart from the Cairns Reef Fleet Terminal.

Most tours are half-day or full-day experiences, giving you several hours on Green Island to explore, swim, snorkel or simply relax.

No. You can enjoy the island without swimming, with plenty to see and do on land, including walking trails, the beach and rainforest.

Yes. Snorkelling is one of the most popular activities on Green Island, with equipment available on many tours.

Yes. Green Island is a popular family destination, with easy access to the beach, swimming areas and a range of activities suitable for children.

Yes. Depending on your tour, you may be able to experience the reef through a glass-bottom boat, semi-submersible or other reef viewing options.

Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses and a water bottle. Comfortable clothing and footwear are also recommended.

Yes. Snorkelling equipment is available through the island's activity operators, and many tour packages include equipment as part of the price.

Yes. Green Island has cafés and other dining options where you can purchase meals, snacks and drinks during your visit. Some of the Cruise packages include lunch.

Yes, there are options to experience a Seawalker Helmet Dive on your Green Island cruise.

A glass-bottom boat lets you view the reef through glass panels in the floor, while a semi-submarine has an underwater viewing cabin, giving you a closer, scuba divers view of the reef.