Daintree Rainforest

Ecological park · Cairns

Daintree Rainforest

Ecological park · Cairns

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2333 Cape Tribulation Rd, Cape Tribulation QLD 4873, Australia

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Ancient rainforest, diverse wildlife, canopy walkways, Indigenous culture  

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2333 Cape Tribulation Rd, Cape Tribulation QLD 4873, Australia Get directions

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CARLOS M

Google
One of the most beautiful places in this world. It's stunning nature, guided into by the expert Neill all through his huge property area plenty of wildlife. Worth go into the deep forest guided by an expert feeling secure.

subas subedi

Google
I had an incredible time exploring the Daintree Rainforest! The drive through the area was absolutely stunning lush greenery all around and plenty of scenic spots to stop and soak it all in. It felt like driving through a living, breathing postcard. Even better was the walk along the forest walking track. It was peaceful, immersive, and gave me a real appreciation for the ancient beauty of this place. The boardwalks made it easy to navigate while still feeling close to nature, and I loved spotting unique plants and hearing the sounds of the rainforest around me. Whether you’re into nature, photography, or just looking to disconnect and enjoy the serenity, the Daintree delivers. Highly recommend it!

Stephan Fischer

Google
Daintree Forest is stunning even in rain. Discovery Center costs $100 for a family, which feels steep for educational experiences. The ferry is $40 for a brief ride, making a visit pricey. Mason Swimming Hole is a good value at $1, and the area offers beautiful beaches and free nature walks.

Pedro Iñiguez

Google
Beautiful forests, and has a lot of interesting history. Would recommend to do a tour because otherwise there’s not too much to do. Private tours let you go to interior walks and learn more about the place. We did it by ourselves and still was amazing, on our own pace.

casperliba

Google
It's the highlight of my East Coast adventure to be honest. We rented a car to have all the freedom and it was amazing. So many wild animals, the trees and plants are great. On our way back we stopped at a swimming hole. Do keep in mind that the ferry is rather expensive.

Babs Murphy

Google
Beautiful, ancient rainforest. Most roads are paved and doable with a normal car. Take your time exploring the rainforest, beaches, and wildlife.

SUNDAR RAMAN

Google
A wonderful experience to travel by camping van hired from Cairns in Australia and travel for 10 days in the Coast of Great Barrier Reef, Daintree Forrst Reserve and further North to Cooktown. First day in Cairns in Bohemia Resort Hotel, 2nd day to Port Douglas staying in caravan park Pandamus, 3rd night halt at Cape Tribulation. A scenic drive from Cape Tribulation to Cooktowm (290 kms.) which is surreal experience. Today will travel further north of Queensland coast.

Swathi Jain

Google
The ferry transport to cross the river is expensive. $49 return for the car is quite a bit for 3-5 mins. Of ride.. Drive exploring the forest is great and amazing.
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Sara G.

Yelp
The Daintree Rainforest is the world's oldest tropical rainforest, estimated to be over 135 million years old--predating even the Amazon! Its lush canopy, unique wildlife, and incredible biodiversity make it a UNESCO World Heritage site. There are no monkeys in the rainforest so it is very quiet. We walked through several portions of the rainforest and explored a beach at Cape Tribulation area, where the rainforest meets the reef in a rare natural phenomenon. We looked out for the cassowary, a flightless bird with a blue neck and a reputation as a living dinosaur. Fun fact: the Daintree Rainforest is home to 90% of Australia's butterfly species.

Jaydenn G.

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This rainforest seems very suitable for a coyote like me. My names Joey the coyote, as I was in my walk in Queensland, I stumbled upon a brochure of the Daintree Rainforest by someone named Jaden. The Daintree rainforest has all the food, water, and shelter I could possibly need to survive. It is very humid but I like it it is not so bad! So many trees and plants but it protects me from other animals. As I walk around I feel so welcomed as there are a variety of other animals who enjoy this place like me.