Experience a day at Low Isles, a secluded coral cay in the Great Barrier Reef, with sailing aboard the Wavedancer, snorkelling, guided tours with a marine biologist, and relaxation on a pristine island beach.
Key Highlights
Explore Low Isles, a secluded coral cay in the Great Barrier Reef
Sail aboard the 30-metre luxury catamaran Wavedancer
Snorkel or view marine life aboard a glass-bottom boat
Join guided beach and snorkelling tours with a marine biologist
Relax on a palm-fringed island beach or on the catamaran decks
Limited visitor numbers help protect the reef's ecology
What’s included
Sailing transfer to and from Low Isles aboard Wavedancer
Access to the island's beach and lagoon
Snorkelling equipment and marine activities
Guided beach and snorkelling tours
Glass-bottom boat viewing experience
Overview
Discover Low Isles, a pristine coral cay within the Great Barrier Reef, on a relaxing day trip that brings you close to nature's wonders. Accessible by Wavedancer, a luxury 30-metre sailing catamaran, this experience promises tranquillity and natural beauty just waiting for you to explore.
On arrival in the calm waters of Low Isles' picturesque lagoon, you have the opportunity to snorkel in clear waters teeming with marine life or experience the unique coral ecosystem from a glass-bottom boat. Expert crew members are on hand to guide you through the vibrant underwater world.
Join a guided beach walk or snorkelling tour led by a knowledgeable marine biologist, who will share insights into the reef's ecology and the fascinating creatures that call it home.
With beach umbrellas and comfortable catamaran decks, you can simply relax and enjoy the serenity of this palm-fringed paradise. Limited visitor access ensures a peaceful experience on this unspoilt island haven.
Additional info by the operator.
Visitor numbers on Low Isles are limited to protect the natural environment, ensuring a more tranquil and sustainable experience for guests. Enjoy a leisurely day at your own pace, surrounded by the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef.