Green Island, located off the coast of Cairns in Queensland, Australia, offers a variety of attractions for visitors. One of the most popular activities is snorkeling, allowing tourists to explore the vibrant marine life and the Great Barrier Reef. Scuba diving, semi-submarine or glass bottom boat tours, and water sports are also available for those who want to experience the underwater world. The island is home to the Marineland Crocodile Park, Upolu Cay, and the Hassell National Park, providing opportunities to observe local wildlife and natural beauty. Additionally, visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the boardwalk trails, relax on the beautiful shorelines, or indulge in spa and massage treatments at the Day Spa. Green Island is easily accessible by catamaran or boat, making it a convenient and popular destination for tourists looking to experience the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef.
For travelers seeking a unique and diverse experience, Green Island stands out as the only coral cay with a rainforest growing on top of it among the hundreds of islands in the Great Barrier Reef. The island's rich history, including its European and Aboriginal heritage, is showcased at the Interpretive Boardwalk, offering insight into the values that have endured for centuries. With over 120 native plant species and a wide array of bird and animal life, Green Island provides a captivating natural environment for exploration and relaxation.