Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of the Daintree Rainforest at Cape Tribulation by ziplining through rainforest canopy, kayaking the coastline, wandering the forest floor on foot, or cruising for crocs on Cooper Creek.
Renowned for its unspoiled beauty, and known as the place where two World Heritage-listed sites of the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest meet, an exploration of Cape Tribulation is a must for anyone visiting Tropical North Queensland.
To access this remote headland, drive 45 minutes north of Port Douglas where you’ll board the vehicle ferry to cross the Daintree River. From there you’ll drive up the Alexandra Range, winding your way through the world’s oldest rainforest.
Renowned for its unspoiled beauty, and known as the place where two World Heritage-listed sites of the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest meet, an exploration of Cape Tribulation is a must for anyone visiting Tropical North Queensland.
To access this remote headland, drive 45 minutes north of Port Douglas where you’ll board the vehicle ferry to cross the Daintree River. From there you’ll drive up the Alexandra Range, winding your way through the world’s oldest rainforest.
Stop at Mount Alexandra Lookout to take in sweeping views of the coastline. You’ll see where the Daintree River empties out into the Coral Sea, Snapper Island, Port Douglas in the distance, and Low Isles. You can also venture out to the Great Barrier Reef from Cape Tribulation.
With so much to do, extend your exploration beyond just a day trip. Accommodation options include eco-friendly luxury spa resorts, holiday homes, bed and breakfasts, and backpacker lodgings.
Renowned for its unspoiled beauty, and known as the place where two World Heritage-listed sites of the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest meet, an exploration of Cape Tribulation is a must for anyone visiting Tropical North Queensland.
Renowned for its unspoiled beauty, and known as the place where two World Heritage-listed sites of the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest meet, an exploration of Cape Tribulation is a must for anyone visiting Tropical North Queensland.
To access this remote headland, drive 45 minutes north of Port Douglas where you’ll board the vehicle ferry to cross the Daintree River. From there you’ll drive up the Alexandra Range, winding your way through the world’s oldest rainforest.
Stop at Mount Alexandra Lookout to take in sweeping views of the coastline. You’ll see where the Daintree River empties out into the Coral Sea, Snapper Island, Port Douglas in the distance, and Low Isles. You can also venture out to the Great Barrier Reef from Cape Tribulation.
With so much to do, extend your exploration beyond just a day trip. Accommodation options include eco-friendly luxury spa resorts, holiday homes, bed and breakfasts, and backpacker lodgings.
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