Cape
Tribulation, Far North Queensland
What
to do in Cape Tribulation, Far North Queensland
The Daintree
Coast / Cape Tribulation
Where the rain
forest meets the reef. To merely say this place is beautiful is
an understatement, an injustice to the Cape Tribulation and all
its friends and relatives. I will try to think of a better word
next time I go.
There is a
special tranquillity about the Daintree that pictures and words
cannot describe. You have to spend some in the Daintree to really
appreciate it magical appeal.
Thanks to concerned
locals Cape Tribulation ('Cape Trib') and the Daintree is not on
the power grid so you have to BYO (just kidding).
This mean most
residents have their own power generator (Jenny) often running off
of alternative forms of energy such as solar power.
This all adds
to the sense of community.
Many of the
locals who are against large-scale development. Once you have visited
– you will be too.
Best
of both worlds on the Daintree Coast. A two day tour that takes
in the best of the region!
 Great
Barrier Reef Queensland
DAY 1 - Discover
the real reef in luxury on a day cruise to the outer edge of the
Great Barrier Reef by fast, air-conditioned catamaran.
Take advantage
of the free inclusions - snorkelling with all equipment provided,
guided coral viewing from glass bottomed boat and semi-submersible,
along with a sumptuous hot and cold buffet lunch featuring seafood.
Whether you
want to get wet or stay dry, there are numerous activities available
for you to enjoy. Or simply just relax, sit back and marvel at the
serenity.
DAY 2 - Travel
through World Heritage Rainforest of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation
National Parks via the Captain Cook Highway, renowned as one of
Australia's most scenic drives.
Tour through
the village of Port Douglas and pass by Four Mile beach. Enjoy a
brief stop in the refreshing surrounds of picturesque Mossman Gorge.
Stop at Alexandra
Lookout with magnificent views of the Daintree River and Coral Sea.
On this experience you will also go to the Daintree Discovery Centre
and encounter the lush tropical rainforest on three levels.
You can climb
the spectacular canopy tower to inspect the top rainforest tier
before joining a personalised tour along the aerial boardwalks.
Explore the ground level boardwalks to see the understorey flora
and fauna. Morning tea is also included.
You will have
time to relax and enjoy the surroundings of the Coconut Beach Rainforest
Lodge where a tropical buffet lunch will be served and you will
have the opportunity for a swim.
Visit the beautiful
Cape Tribulation Beach and stroll along the boardwalk to the headland,
which provides magnificent views of where the rainforest meets the
reef. Join your river guide for a personalised tour of the famous
Daintree River, home to crocodiles and a variety of birdlife.
Cape Tribulation
is famous as the place where the rainforest meets the reef, a wilderness
area like no other.
 Cape
Tribulation, Far North Queensland
This pristine region is a wilderness dream of lush tropical rainforests,
tropical white beaches, sleepy rivers and breathtaking natural beauty
preserved by World Heritage listing for future generations.
A haven for
those wishing to pursue an alternative lifestyle, the freedom, untouched
beauty and relaxing style of this region attracts nature lovers
and backpackers seeking the perfect holiday escape.
World Heritage
reef and rainforest come together along this section of the northern
coast - nowhere else are these two natural wonders side by aside
and so accessible to travellers.
Daintree Cape
Tribulation Tour
 Daintree
Cape Tribulation
The World Heritage
Daintree Rainforest is a pocket of ancient tropical rainforest locked
in a biological time capsule on the driest continent on earth. Our
skilled guides are experts on the unique flora and wildlife of the
Daintree's wet tropic coastal lowlands and the mysteries of its
evolution and survival over millions of years.
This tour includes:
- Daintree
River crossing by cable ferry
- Alexandra
Lookout, panoramic coastal views.
- Wildlife
River Cruise, in the heart of the Daintree on the only boat permitted
to operate on the sensitive Cooper Inlet, haunt of the saltwater
crocodile.
- Walk in the
Rainforest, with our expert guides on easy informative treks beneath
the forest canopy, includes Marrdja Boardwalk.
- Cape Tribulation,
stroll on the rainforest fringed beach and to the lookout on the
Cape for superb views over the Coral Sea.
- Canoe the
secluded waters of the Blue Lagoon. See exotic butterflies, turtles
and colourful Kingfishers (optional at no extra cost).
- Swim in the
crystal waters of a secluded natural rainforest waterhole.
Meeting point
and supplier's details are provided immediately after booking.
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