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Road Trip to Port Douglas

A road trip from Cairns to Port Douglas is a blessing getaway to absorb the culture of the tropical north of Queensland, Australia. The roughly one-hour drive has more to it with breathtaking experiences from coastlines to marine fun. Stop to relax at Palm Cove beach, explore the Daintree forest, go for a dip or hike at Mossman gorge, meet crocodiles at Hartley's Crocodile Adventures and shop at Kuranda's local markets. It's the best way to let loose and escape from a bustling city life. Read More

Located in Queensland, Australia, Behana Gorge is known for its beautiful waterfalls, rock pools, and hiking trails. It is a great place for canyoning, that is exploring a canyon or gorge by hiking, climbing, and rappelling down waterfalls and rock formations. Other fun activities around the vicinity include hiking at Behana Creek, rock climbing, swimming, and bird watching to immerse in the beauty of its diverse biodiversity.

Located in Queensland, Australia, Cape Tribulation is a headland known for its stunning natural surroundings, connecting the Great Barrier Reef to the Rainforest. You can take boat tours to explore the reef and see a variety of marine life, including colorful fish, coral, and turtles. Guided tours of the rainforest will help you explore its biological diversity or visitors can take a stroll, go hiking, birdwatching, or horse riding. Visit cape tribulation beach for a dip or take a picnic for a perfect holiday escape! Read More

Saltwater crocodiles, the largest living reptiles in the world are found abundantly in Australia and guided tours at different locations are set to spot these creatures as well as other wildlife in their natural habitat. Crocodile spotting tours in Cairns typically involve a boat or kayak ride through areas where crocodiles are known to live. Visit the Daintree Forest and River, Mitchell River National Park, Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, Rainforest Nature Park in Kuranda, and Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures for an up-close encounter. Read More

Located in Cairns, Australia, Crystal cascades is a series of small waterfalls that pour down to a large swimming pool, ideal for swimming and a perfect getaway with family and friends. It is a surreal spot for picnicking and strolling around the place, just adoring the beauty of the surrounding green rainforests is a treat to the eye and soul. Bring your own snacks or purchase from the snack bar nearby to munch on. There are also picnic tables and BBQ table provisions so worry not, you’re in for a therapeutic holiday! Read More

Situated on the northern coast of Queensland and a 2-hour drive from north Cairns, the Daintree Rainforest is a World Heritage-listed site and home to an extensive collection of plants and animals. There are many activities for visiting tourists in the Daintree Rainforest, including guided tours, hiking, and birdwatching. You can also visit the Daintree Rainforest Discovery Centre, which features interactive exhibits and displays on the rainforest's flora and fauna, as well as its indigenous history. Cafes, restaurants, and food stalls around the area serve food made from local produce and unique flavors! Read More

Located about an hour's drive from Cairns, Chillagoe Caves is a popular destination located in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area in Queensland, Australia. The area is known for its limestone caves and rock formations where you can go hiking, as well as its rich cultural history. You can also go bushwalking, and explore the surrounding nature by birdwatching. The Outback boasts a hearty, rustic cuisine with dishes made from local ingredients, native Australian dishes like the damper, and bush tucker is a 'must try'! Read More

Dunk Island & Mission Beach

Located in the Cassowary Coast region of Queensland, Australia, Dunk island lies on the coast of Mission beach and is known for its picturesque landscape with rainforests, national parks, and beaches. You can sunbathe on the shores of the beach, catch sight of birds and animals in the rainforest and make sure to climb to the top of Mt. kootaloo and enjoy the beauty for as far as you can see! Other popular include snorkeling and diving at the reef, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and parasailing. There are hotels, camping grounds, resorts, and holiday homes for a comfortable stay with good food. Read More

Stretching across 2.5 km, the Esplanade boardwalk is located at the heart of Cairns. A large lagoon-style swimming pool is surrounded by grassy areas, parklands, and shady spots for visitors to lie and relax. It’s also a great place to take a casual stroll or go for a bike ride. If you have kids worry not, there is a playground on site with swings, slides, climbing structures, and more! Call for food from the cafes and restaurants nearby or bring your own picnic to spend a wholesome evening at the landscape! Read More

You might want to soak in the beauty and wonderful colors of the Great Barrier Reef in style and catch an aerial view of this icon. From short scenic flights to full-day tours, you can choose the one that focuses on the outer reef, the inner reef, or a combination of both. You'll have the opportunity to see the reef's stunning coral formations, the many different species of fish, turtles, and other marine life. These packages usually come with refreshments and facilities like the purchase of photos or videos upon request. Read More