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The Great Barrier Reef (Outer Reef)

Located in Queensland, Australia, The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system and is considered to be the country's treasure. It is home to a diverse collection of aquatic life, including multicolored fish, coral, and turtles. While the reef is split into three regions, the outer reef is known for its crystal fine waters, diverse marine life, and attractive coral formations. Boat tours, scuba diving, glass bottom boat tours, snorkeling, and helicopter tours are for visitors to experience the beauty of this fragile ecosystem and get up close to its marine life. Read More

The Atherton Tablelands is a region located in the north of Queensland, Australia, near the city of Cairns. The location is known for its stunning natural beauty, with a landscape that includes rainforests, waterfalls, and lakes. Visitors can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming at Lake Barrine, mountain biking, and gorging over dramatically beautiful waterfalls, to name a few, Millaa Millaa Falls, Zillie Falls, and Ellinjaa Falls. Enjoy meals from casual cafes to fine dining restaurants! Read More

Australian Armour & Artillery Museum

Located in Cairns, Australia, the Australian Armour & Artillery Museum is a military history museum displaying the history of Australian military vehicles, artillery, and small arms. The museum has a large collection of military vehicles on display like tanks, and armored personnel carriers, artillery such as cannons and mortars, small arms including rifles, pistols, and machine guns, and military artifacts like uniforms, medals, and other personal items belonging to soldiers. It's a great place for visitors to learn the role of the Australian military in past conflicts Read More

Babinda Boulders & Devils Pool

Located in Queensland, Australia, Babinda Boulders is known for its string of large granite boulders, carved by the Babinda Creek, forming natural swimming holes and waterfalls. The area is home to walking trails, offering gorgeous views of the surrounding landscape. The main attraction at Babinda Boulders is Devil's Pool, a natural pool found at the base of a waterfall, known for its crystal clear water, and is a popular mark for swimming and relaxing. Hiking, rock climbing, birdwatching, and picnicking are other leisure activities to engage in around the area. Read More

This breathtaking waterfall is located on the Barron river within the Barron George National Park. The attraction invites a huge crowd every year for its touristy activities like hiking, rafting, and kayaking along with fun games like ziplining. Barron falls Circuit is one popular trail that will you immerse you in the lush green forest and a thriving adventurous experience. Tour operators are available to let you experience responsibly the thrill of rafting and kayaking on the Barron River. Cafes and restaurants in the vicinity offer variety of food options. Read More

Bungee Jumping is an extreme and thrilling sport, jumping from a high platform and recording an overhead view of the ground and the beautiful nature. It is widely popular in the Cairns area of Queensland, Australia, and many locations serve the purpose of this heart-throbbing experience. Some popular options include the AJ Hackett Cairns Bungy Tower, which offers bungee jumps from a 50-meter (164-foot) platform, and the Cairns Treetop Canopy Walk, which offers bungee jumping from a platform suspended in the rainforest canopy. Read More

The Cairns region is rich in the beauty of nature and vegetation. If you don’t have a car, bus operators at different locations will show you around these holiday destinations. Some of them include a roundabout tour of Daintree, Mossman Gorge and Cape Tribulation, the Great Barrier Reef, Hartley’s Crocodile Adventure, and the Paronella Park, Lake Barrine, and Millaa Millaa falls. You can choose a favorable full-day or half-day tour, and also make a choice of with or without food provision. Read More

Cairns Aquarium is a popular tourist attraction located in Cairns, Australia. It is home to a wide variety of marine life, including animals from the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics Rainforest. You can see everything from coral reefs and tropical fish to crocodiles and snakes. The aquarium offers several hands-on activities that allow you to interact with the animals, such as feeding the stingrays or touching a starfish. As for food availability, the Cairns Aquarium has a café on site offering a variety of food and beverage options. The café serves light meals, snacks, and drinks. Read More

Officially known as Flecker Botanical Garden, The Cairns Botanic Garden is located in Cairns, Australia. Home to a wide variety of flora and fauna like orchids, palm vines, ginger, tropical rainforest trees, and much more, the world's rarest plants can be spotted here. You can also opt for guided tours showing you around the lush green vegetation that the scenery has to offer, with brooks and waterways spread across the garden to capture picture-perfect moments. The Botanical restaurant on-site is best-suited to enjoy breakfast and lunch, all items made from natural products. Read More

The Cairns Esplanade Lagoon is located in the heart of Cairns, Australia. The lagoon is a large, man-made swimming pool that is surrounded by a beautiful park and gardens. It is a popular spot for swimming in crystal clear water, sunbathing, and just relaxing during holidays. There's a dedicated area for exercising. The place is surrounded by a range of dining options, including cafes, restaurants, and fast food outlets to deliver visitors a fine dining experience! Read More