Tag: Rainforest
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Crystal Cascades: My Local Swimming Hole in Cairns
Crystal Cascades is my local Cairns swimming hole, with rainforest pools all along the walking track and an easy morning escape from the city.
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Josephine Falls: One of My Favourite Rainforest Swims South of Cairns
Josephine Falls is one of my favourite rainforest swims south of Cairns, with a paved forest walk, beautiful freshwater and the chance to spot cassowaries and other wildlife.
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Mossman Gorge: The Daintree Walk That Feels Like Pandora
Mossman Gorge is one of our favourite Daintree stops for towering rainforest, suspension bridges, river views and a hot chocolate after the walk.
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Babinda Boulders: Our Favourite Morning Swim South of Cairns
Babinda Boulders is one of our favourite morning swims south of Cairns, with clear freshwater, rainforest, wildlife, picnic areas and an essential bakery stop afterward.
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Best of Kuranda Full-Day Tour: The Easy Way to Do It All
If you only have one day for Kuranda and you want to see as much as possible without organizing twelve different bookings, this is the version I would look at first. The Best of Kuranda full-day experience bundles together the things most first-time visitors actually want to do: the Kuranda Scenic Railway, the Australian Butterfly…
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Atherton Tablelands Wildlife + Waterfalls Tour: The Easy Way to Swim Through It All
This full-day Atherton Tablelands tour handles the driving while you swim at Babinda Boulders, Josephine Falls, Millaa Millaa Falls and Lake Eacham, then look for platypus in Yungaburra.
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A Weekend in the Daintree: The Cairns-to-Cape-Tribulation Itinerary We’d Actually Do
Drive from Cairns to Cape Tribulation for a full Daintree weekend, with scenic stops, rainforest walks, Noah Beach camping and Vrbo alternatives.
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Daintree + Cape Tribulation Minibus Tour: The Full-Day Trip I’d Choose If You Don’t Want to Drive
See the Daintree and Cape Tribulation without driving the winding road. This full-day minibus tour handles the ferry, food and rainforest stops.
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Kuranda by Train + Skyrail: What We’d Actually Do With a Day Up There
To enjoy Kuranda leisurely, take the Scenic Railway up and Skyrail down without strict planning. Explore the village, enjoy local food and drinks, and visit opal shops and markets. Engage with the community, savor treats like scones, and appreciate the surrounding rainforest, creating a memorable day at your own pace.
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