Cairns Green Island Tours & Day Trips
Looking to book the best day trips from Cairns to Green Island? We've got a range of tours and great value packages available here! Green Island is one of the most popular and inexpensive ways to visit the Great Barrier Reef without having to travel too far from Cairns. Tours to the island are ideal for snorkelers who can swim off the beach to fringing coral reefs. Green Island tours depart from Cairns Reef Terminal and arrive at the island in 45 minutes. Visitors can also take advantage of glass bottom boat rides, the SeaWalker experience, diving and scenic walking tracks. Make sure you add this unique coral cay island to your Cairns itinerary. There are a variety of day tours to deliver you to the island. Simply choose from the range of available Green Island tours and packages below to book instantly online today.
1 Day Great Barrier Reef and Green Island Combo
by Great Adventures
The complete reef and island experience in one day! Spend 2 hours on Green Island and 3 hours on the Outer Reef. Bundle and Save!
Green Island Day Trip - Return Ferry Transfer Only
by Great Adventures
Visit Green Island from Cairns with this great value return ferry transfer. Includes use of the island swimming pool and a self-guided eco island walk.
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