Green Island Half Day Trip from Cairns
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- Location:Cairns, Australia
- Duration:4 hours (approx.)
- TOUR Code:2438HDAMRCKT_CNS
22 reviews of Green Island Half Day Trip from Cairns
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I enjoyed the trip to a gr8 extent. This trip was in fact memorable and the crew was exceptional. I've no negative feedback coz this was perfect to recommend to all my friends. Definately worth the money. A small suggestion - When I booked them online via Viator.com, I could not see the company I was travelling and the exact venue in my ticket.
The glass bottom boat and semi-sub were terrific!
Had a great time. The views were great. Feeding the kangaroos and holding the Koala was the best.
The catamaran is a great way to get from Cairns to Green Island. Excellent option if that's what you're keen to do. Recommended.
Beautiful island and well organized trip.
We received great service, it was well organized and the tour guides were fabulous.
There is too much to see in Green Island and a half day tour is not enough. You better take the full day tour. Despite this, the tour was great time.
A good way to get snorkeling on the reef when we only had a half day.
Went very well. The staff at terminal and on boat were very helpful.
One can also do a sea walk.
Only do the half day tour if you are really short of time. Once on Green Island, it is very hard to leave at 12 noon!
The captain runs a tight ship and was prompt and comfortable. You have plenty of options to spend your time around the island on this half day trip.
Overall, the experience was great, but the staff could have been a little bit more friendly. Otherwise, it was fantastic!
Good family trip.
The glass bottomed boat and semi-sub were interesting and did provide for the viewing of many coral and fish. However, Green island itself, offered no allure. A museum or perhaps another structure that offered more information about the reef and island would have been beneficial to tourists.
