Snorkel y barco con fondo de cristal en Green Island desde Cairns

It didn’t seem enough time to enjoy the island snorkel only in high tide as well as the glass bottom boat the reef looked sad the fish were great to see but the reef was disappointing seeing all the broken coral on the bottom and discolouration tells me that these tourist boats are doing more harm then good and seems to be all about making money food on the island was expensive there should be more Indigenous staff to explain the meaning and importance of this beautiful place

The boats to/from are comfy, spacious and smooth sailing. Glass bottom boat was terrific, then it just got better from there with the snorkelling. We saw some amazing fish, coral, giant clams, a turtle etc... Finished the day with a packed lunch on the beach, then a swim in the pool at the resort and a nature walk.

Excellent organization. Enthusiastic guides. Perfect day on a beautiful island.

Nice day trip but check the tides this is not good at low tide as reef is not covered glass bottom boat was good though

Green Island is fantastic! The GBB was amazing, good organization, professional team.

The glass bottom boat was great. We saw a lot of different species even seeing a reef shark and a stingray. Snorkeling was ok but by the time we had done the glass bottom boat and come back in the tide had gone out and we had to be very careful to not bump into the coral. Some information on when the low and high tides were for the day would have been helpful in planning when to do our snorkel adventure.

We had a lovely time at Green Island. Unfortunately weather was rough for our trip - the staff were so lovely and caring for everyone on board making every effort to ensure people had what they needed to make the trip as ok as possible. Amenities on the island were ok - some of the showers weren't working and there wasn't enough table and chairs at the cafe so found ourselves sitting on stairs that were pretty filthy. Didn't see much life on the reef though suspect that was more to do with conditions than anything else. A great trip, but we were left a little underwhelmed overall.

Nice one day adventure. Great location for safe and beginner snorkeling. Even with a lot of people coming it doesn't get too crowded. If you have your own gear carry them and getting a ticket directly from the counter. That would save you a lot of money.

We had a fantastic day at Green Island. The snorkeling, the glass bottom boat, the convenience and all was excellent. Really was an easy and extremely enjoyable and memorable day.

This was such a fun experience with the girls, and we really enjoyed it. While the reef has definitely changed a lot since our last visit — with very limited sea life and almost no coral, which was quite a shock — the overall outing was still memorable. The boat ride offered a full guided experience with loads of information, and we took time to feed the local fish before cruising further out. The highlight for me was spotting turtles — there were so many, and as a sea‑turtle lover, it absolutely made my day. This was such a fun experience with the girls, and we really enjoyed it. While the reef has definitely changed a lot since our last visit — with very limited sea life and almost no coral, which was quite a shock — the overall outing was still memorable. The boat ride offered a full guided experience with loads of information, and we had a full ride but everyone had a seat, and it never felt overcrowded. The staff and guides were genuinely lovely — friendly, patient, and happy to help, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and easy. We took time to feed the local fish before cruising further out, and the highlight for me was spotting turtles — there were so many, and as a sea‑turtle lover, it absolutely made my day. The pace was perfect for my daughter, who has a disability, and she managed the experience far better than we expected. It ended up being a gentle, enjoyable adventure for all of us. If you’re visiting Cairns, this is still a worthwhile experience for the guided elements and the chance to see turtles up close, even though the reef itself has changed dramatically over the years. The pace was perfect for my daughter, who has a disability, and she managed the experience far better than we expected. It ended up being a lovely, relaxed adventure for all of us. If you’re visiting Cairns, this is still a worthwhile experience for the guided elements and the chance to see turtles up close, even though the reef itself has changed dramatically over the years.