Guides and itineraries for Daintree & Cape Tribulation.
Daintree & Cape Tribulation
Long, loose, light coloured layers, sturdy closed shoes, insect repellent and sun protection. That is the outfit Parks Queensland recommends for the Wet Tropics. Here is exactly what to wear on a Daintree rainforest tour to handle the rain, muddy tracks and insects, plus the croc rules.
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Daintree & Cape Tribulation
The Mossman Gorge shuttle runs about 2 km from the Cultural Centre into the rainforest day use area, with buses every 15 to 30 minutes. Walking the road is not recommended. Here is how often it runs, what it costs, how accessible it is and what to check before you go.
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Daintree & Cape Tribulation
Cape Tribulation is where rainforest meets reef, but it is a big day from Cairns with ferry queues and croc country to navigate. Here is how to time your Cape Tribulation day trip, why a guided tour beats driving yourself, and the swimming holes where it is actually safe to take a dip.
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Daintree & Cape Tribulation
Leave the heavy hiking boots at home. Breathable, sturdy sandals, quick dry layers and good mozzie protection will serve you far better in the tropics. Here is exactly what to pack for a Daintree rainforest day tour from Cairns, season by season, plus the cassowary and stinger rules.
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Daintree & Cape Tribulation
A 180 million year old rainforest that runs right down to the reef, without the theme park queues. Should you brave the ferry and winding roads yourself, or book a tour? Here is the local guide to a Daintree and Cape Tribulation tour, from ferry fees to the ancient plants worth spotting.
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