If you are new to diving and have never experienced being underwater this is a great experience and worth it. How ever as i dive it was not that good for me but not due to them or the service just not good if you dive. My friend who has never been underwater like that loved it and it was a great experience for them. The staff are great and really make it a fun experience. Well worth it if you are not keen on diving straight up.

Awesome experience must do once in lifetime Staff was very helpful and experienced Photographer gave us some wonderful clicks underwater. Though are cruise experience to coral reefs was disappointing but seawalking made up for that too

This was in my bucket list for the trip to far north Queensland. We went over as a group of 6 for the half day at Green Island. Only I was keen on doing the helmet dive so was a bit apprehensive on the boat ride over but your only here once so make the most of it. I booked the early dive so had time for a quick snorkel first. My partner came along for a look and we were pleased she could come out on the dive platform and take photos. Funny thing was one of the dive safety staff was from my home town in new zealand and a surfer to. Great to be the only person doing the helmet dive meant it was one on one with me and the dive staff. I got a full 30 minutes underwater. I really enjoyed the experience as I'm not into the underwater thing I prefer being on top riding the waves. Managed to see some great fish and the giant clam and some better reef than just snorkeling. The whole experience from booking on the boat , the friendly staff and the actual dive was great. All in all a 10 out of 10 from me. Maybe I got lucky with it being only me out there but that's how it goes sometimes you make your own luck. Tick that off the bucket list.

I had done a seawalker dive in Bali a few years back and the experience was nothing like what I remember from that time. The staff at the dive shop was quite insistent on this as opposed to the scuba, but in all fairness I was ok with that. It is priced slightly higher than the scuba, which I found surprising but can be understandable. The gear seemed safe and the helmet was not as uncomfortable, although quite heavy outside water. The disappointing part however was the under water experience. There were 8 people in the group that I did the dive with and almost entirely through the duration, we were holding a metal frame and were pretty close to each other. This was a lot different when I last did the dive and there we were all quite apart with some room to look around. The visibility given the close proximity was quite low and the fact that the staff kept putting fish food around our helmets meant that we could not see anything apart from the same fish over and over again. After a bit it became quite annoying and the forced nature of the exercise seemed unnecessary. I did not see any coral and the same fish over and over. In hindsight I probably should have skipped this and done the scuba.