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More Activities in Cairns

If you’re looking to explore even more of Cairns’ beautiful waterways, Backpacker Deals can help! Whether you’d prefer to snorkel above colourful reefs, explore breathtaking islands, or go rafting down some of the most thrilling rivers in Cairns, we’re sure to have the tour for you. Check out our premium selection below and book your dream adventure online with us today!


Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the boat ride from Cairns to Green Island?

The boat ride from Cairns to Green Island typically takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the weather and sea conditions. High-speed catamarans are commonly used for this route, providing a quick and comfortable journey across the Great Barrier Reef.

What is the best time to go sailing around Cairns?

The best time to go sailing around Cairns is during the dry season, which runs from May to October. During this period, the weather is typically warm and sunny with low humidity, and there is less chance of rain. The sea conditions are generally calmer, making for more enjoyable and safer sailing experiences. 

What can you see on a sailing trip from Cairns?

A boating trip from Cairns is a great way to see a variety of scenic locations in Far North Queensland, promising stunning natural beauty in every direction. Some of the top spots you can see include the Great Barrier Reef, Green Island, Fitzroy Island, Trinity Inlet, and the Low Isles. 

 

If you have access to a glass bottom boat on your Cairns tour, this can help you see even more of the surrounding ocean paradise. These tours offer unparalleled views of the marine life and colourful reefs hidden beneath the water’s surface. 

What is the best place to watch the sunset from the water near Cairns?

One of the best places to watch the sun go down over the water is Trinity Inlet, which can easily be reached from the Cairns Marina, promising spectacular sunset views to all who visit. The combination of the setting sun, tropical landscape, and open sea creates a memorable and picturesque experience that can’t be topped.