Every year, the whale watching season in Cairns runs from May to September. This article details how you can see these beautiful animals from Cairns.

Cairns Whale Watching season runs from May to September. Here is everything you need to know about seeing whales in Cairns during the cooler months.

Is Cairns a walkable city? Yes, there are many great downtown attractions that you can walk to, and plenty of transport is available for going beyond Cairns.

Discover the best day trips to the Great Barrier Reef with glass bottom boats and semi-submersive tours!

Lying 80km North-East of Cairns, Norman Reef is a renowned and pristine snorkel and dive spot in the Outer Great Barrier Reef.

Check out our guide to the Cairns Children's Festival for all the activities and events happening over the weekend of 20th-21st May 2024. 

Hastings Reef is on the outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef, spanning 10 sqkm and is located about 50 kilometres southeast from Cairns. 

55km northeast of Cairns on the GBR, Saxon Reef is an underwater paradise, home to a glistening lagoon and a wide variety of unique and vibrant marine life. 

The Cairns Esplanade is the heart and soul of this tropical city in Australia! Here are the best things to do on the Cairns Esplanade, plus more FAQs and info.

Here are some of the most popular Liveaboard Great Barrier Reef Tours where you can enjoy the ultimate diving or snorkelling reef experience for 3-7 days!