FamxplorLow Isles
What to expect
The Low Isles are a picturesque coral cay and island located off the coast of Port Douglas, Queensland. They are known for their stunning coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and white sandy beaches, making them perfect for a tropical escape. The islands are home to abundant marine wildlife, including vibrant fish, giant clams, and green sea turtles. The calm, shallow waters make the Low Isles a popular destination for snorkelling, offering an easy way to explore the Great Barrier Reef’s colourful underwater world. The island’s iconic lighthouse, built in 1878, adds to its charm and historic value. The Low Isles are a great spot for families and visitors of all ages, with calm conditions and safe swimming areas. The local Kuku Yalanji people recognise it as an important site, adding cultural depth to the visit. The Low Isles are a protected area, with conservation at the heart of activities, ensuring that tourism supports preserving this pristine environment
Plan your family visit to the Low Isles with these blog insights 👇
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Activities: We spent a day at Low Isles, snorkeling, swimming, and exploring the small island. We even saw some green turtles!
Highlights: The kids loved the snorkeling and the shallow water, they could walk right in and see the beautiful coral. It was a relaxing day and we really enjoyed the lunch on the boat ✨
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Activities: We took a half-day trip to Low Isles, which are small islands just off the coast from Port Douglas. We snorkeled, relaxed on the beach and even saw the Low Isles lighthouse
Highlights: The kids had a great time playing in the shallows and we all enjoyed seeing the baby reef sharks and turtles circling the island ✨