Our Dive Sites
Green Island
We sincerely thank our partners at Quicksilver Group for their generous logistical support.
Welcome to Teleportal’s first permanent dive site, available 24/7 and suitable for divers of all levels. Users can explore with a tether length of up to 40 meters and dive to depths of up to 7 meters, offering an exciting underwater adventure.
Located 30km northeast of Cairns, Green Island is part of the magnificent Great Barrier Reef. This long-standing marine protected area is home to a rich variety of marine life that thrives in its shallow lagoon and fringing reefs. Dive into an unforgettable experience amidst the vibrant ecosystem of one of the world’s most renowned marine environments.
Charismatic Mega Fauna
Green Sea Turtle (Koopa)
Koopa is our resident green sea turtle and sleeps most nights on top of the main coral reef.
Chelonia mydas
Age: 30 years
Length: 85 cm
Dugong (Dylan)
Dylan is our resident dugong, he loves to visit in the mornings and eat the sea grass on the edge of our dive site.
Dugong dugon
Age: 25 years
Length: 280 cm
Humans (Bubble Heads)
Way off in the distance you may sometimes see these strange creatures walking on the sand. Unfortunately, no matter how hard our robot tries it just cant get close enough to see what they really are.
Homo sapiens
Age: 18- 70 years
Length: 140- 200 cm
Schooling Fish
In biology, any group of fish that stay together for social reasons are shoaling, and if the group is swimming in the same direction in a coordinated manner, they are schooling.
Yellowtail Fusilier
Giant Trevally
Bluestriped Snapper
Blue Green Chromis
Bigtail Fusilier
Australian Slatey
Reef Fish
Reef fish are fish which live amongst or in close relation to coral reefs. Coral reefs form complex ecosystems with tremendous biodiversity. Among the myriad inhabitants, the fish stand out as colourful and very interesting to watch.
True Clownfish
Threadfin Butterflyfish
Six Banded Angelfish
Coral Trout
Sergeant Major
Parrotfish
Sand Dwellers
Sand-dwelling animals are species that inhabit sandy environments, often exhibiting specialized adaptations for life on or beneath the sand. These sandy habitats form unique ecosystems with significant biodiversity. Among the diverse array of organisms, sand-dwelling animals are particularly notable for their intriguing behaviors and physiological adaptations.
Reef Shark
Ribbontail Ray
Blue-Spotted Stingray
Spotted Eagle Ray
Goatfish
Sea Cucumber
Teleportal Gallery
All users can capture their favourite moments during their underwater adventures by pressing “C” or clicking the camera icon.
All photos are automatically uploaded to our online gallery.
Visit our Gallery here.
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