Low Isles

Low Isles is a small island off the Queensland coast from Port Douglas. The first thing to know is that this location is actually made up of two small coral cays Low Isles and Woody Island. Starting with a boat trip that will take you fifteen kilometres this popular sand cay. This island is surrounded by fifty-five acres of reef and is a wonderful destination for a half or full-day tour. A four-acre coral cay a wonderful destination where you can snorkel on fringing reef straight off the beach. While you are visiting low Isles, there are one hundred and fifty types of hard corals.  You will also find fifteen species of soft corals and a variety of brightly coloured tropical fish. When you are snorkelling, keep an eye out for turtles that are frequent visitors to the cay. Finally, you will find a heritage-listed lighthouse and museum that has been operational since 1878.