This premium full-day small-group tour (up to 14 guests) takes you deep into the heart of the Daintree region, showcasing the highlights of the Daintree Rainforest, Mossman Gorge, and Cape Tribulation in one unforgettable day. Travel in comfort aboard a luxury Mercedes Sprinter, with free pick-up from Cairns CBD, the Northern Beaches, and Port Douglas. Led by very experienced local guides, you’ll explore ancient rainforest, crystal-clear creeks, and the iconic Cape Tribulation beach, where two World Heritage-listed wonders meet: the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics. Your day includes a Daintree River wildlife cruise, guided walk and swim at Mossman Gorge, morning tea with freshly baked scones, jam and cream, a delicious Aussie restaurant lunch, and tropical fruit tasting featuring fresh local seasonal produce. With a relaxed pace, personalised guiding, and daily departures, this is the perfect way to experience the very best of Far North Queensland.

Journey through Australia’s diverse landscapes for a family fun and educational-focused experience. Australia's stunning Great Barrier Reef, a vibrant ecosystem teeming with marine life, is a real-life testament to the planet's natural beauty. Our lush, abundant Rainforest and Mangrove environments are a sanctuary for distinctive wildlife, providing shelter and sustenance for countless species. The rugged Outback, with its harsh, yet mesmerizing terrain, is another integral part of our natural heritage while the precious Woodlands is home to one of our Australian icons, the koala. Each of these unique areas play a crucial role in maintaining Australia’s biodiversity. Learn and understand about the significance of protecting these invaluable natural landscapes for future generations. Don’t forget to purchase your koala souvenir photo for an unforgettable memory.

• Enjoy over 60 species of birds in a natural rainforest habitat • See some of Australia’s endangered and Endemic Birds • Rare Southern Cassowary Australia’s largest flightless bird • Australian Eclectus Parrots, Black Cockatoos, Sulphur-Crested Cockatoos, King Parrots • Amazonian Macaws • Beautiful surrounds with lots to see and photograph

Be our VIP’s for the day! Cruise to the Outer Reef onboard superyacht, Evolution, with access to your own private Gold Class lounge for the day with lots of inclusions. Dial up the luxury with VIP access to the exclusive Gold Class Lounge, located on the second level a luxury catamaran for the day. Enjoy all the benefits of a large, stable, fully equipped catamaran with the feel and service level of a private charter but at a fraction of the cost. Complete with dedicated concierge service and a range of value adds, the Gold Class lounge delivers an unparalleled experience for couples, honeymooners, multi-generational families, small groups of friends (up to 8 guests), or anyone seeking a premium Great Barrier Reef experience without the high-end price tag. This lounge is unique to Cairns and one of a kind.

Explore Australia's World Heritage-listed tropical rainforest at the Rainforestation Nature Park in Kuranda. The park is set on 100 acres (40 hectares) of pristine rainforest within five minutes of Kuranda village, accessible from Cairns by road or by the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway or the Kuranda Scenic Railway (transport between Cairns and Kuranda is not included). This eco-friendly Kuranda attraction offers three unique experiences: the Army Duck Rainforest Tour with Tropical Fruit Orchard, Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience, and the Koala and Wildlife Park. *This Package is suitable for Self Drive bookings only*

Be dazzled by more than 1,500 tropical jewel-colored butterflies at the Australia Butterfly Sanctuary. Located in the heart of Kuranda, the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary is the largest butterfly flight aviary in Australia. Wander through the landscaped gardens that replicate the natural rainforest environment as hundreds of butterflies float around you, including the vibrant green Cairns Birdwing. Complimentary tours take place through the day and a 'Behind-the-Scenes' Laboratory Tour is also included with entry. Complimentary food plant walk also included.

Explore the World Heritage–listed Daintree Rainforest on this private 12-hour tour from Cairns. Traveling in a private air-conditioned vehicle with a naturalist guide, you'll visit Daintree National Park and its natural attractions such as Mossman Gorge and Cape Tribulation. Discover the lush landscapes of what is most likely the oldest tropical rainforest on Earth, check out the town of Port Douglas, take a ferry ride across the Daintree River, and more.

For a once in a lifetime experience, combine your scenic flight with an exclusive getaway to your own piece of paradise. Feel the thrill of flying over the picturesque coral-studded sea before landing on Vlasoff Cay (ex Cairns) - a pristine sand cay in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef. Relax on the pure white sand, beach comb for treasures, lay in the shallow crystal waters or snorkel straight off the cay and discover the magic of the underwater world. The experience is complete with a gourmet picnic hamper, sparkling wine and snorkelling equipment.

Uncover the hidden gems and iconic sights of Tropical North Queensland on a flexible full-day tour from Cairns. This adventure blends lush rainforest, crystal-clear swimming spots, and scenic coastlines, offering a perfect snapshot of the region’s natural beauty. Begin with a guided walk through the Cairns Botanic Gardens, then enjoy a scenic drive with tropical views. Swim at Crystal Cascades and marvel at Clamshell Falls in Behana Gorge. Stop at a tranquil Northern Beach, see Walsh’s Pyramid, and pass the Gordonvale Sugar Mill. Each tour adapts to weather and group interests, ensuring a safe, tailored, and unforgettable experience in the tropics.

See Koalas, wombats, see rare and endangered Bilby, Quokka, and much more. Walk in a free flight aviary to see over 60 species of beautiful Australian and exotic tropical birds. See more than 1500 superb tropical butterflies including the spectacular Ulysses butterflies.

If you are a keen cyclist you can't miss the opportunity to tour this area with our experienced guide, showing you all the beauty of the area. Tropical North Queensland has a bounty of amazing mountain-bike parks but for sheer recognition one name stands above them all – Smithfield. This iconic rainforest trail network is the oldest mountain-bike park in the country, this world-famous facility offers more than 60km of green, blue and black-rated trails that twist through spectacular vine-clad jungle, over clear-flowing streams and along jagged ridges that overlook the Great Barrier Reef.

Do you want to have your own private tour guide and vehicle all to yourself? Exclusive half day tour takes in three Wet Tropics Rainforest National Parks, and includes a visit to the most famous waterfall in Cairns, the Barron Falls. You’ll see stunning scenery, ranging from lush tropical rainforest to outback Savannah. Visit mighty trees, swim in crystal clear waters. If you have limited time, want to escape the crowds and experience the true tropical rainforest of North Queensland, book this tour today. Please note: the departure times are 7.00 am and 1.00pm, you can change the pick up time to suit but the return time is still 12.00 and 6.00pm

Enjoy a unique action-packed farm experience for the whole family with horse and ATV riding to fulfil the ultimate experience.

On your very own private tour, travel through Pioneering Australian History with the award winning Herberton Historical Village. Visit Kuranda lookout, Barron Falls and the local Bridges café. Take a guided tour of the Historical pioneer village of Herberton, followed by an old fashioned cooked lunch. After lunch feel free ride on the Tin-lander train, follow the scenic Crater Valley and Herberton Ranges along the Hwy to Mt Hypipamee. Discover hidden truths of the rich Indigenous heritage, historical timber, railway, mining, war and dairy industries of the early pioneers. Enjoy the sunset as you wind your way gently down through the steaming rainforests of the scenic Gillies or Kuranda ranges towards Cairns.

Embark on an unforgettable 11-hour private day tour showcasing the very best of North Queensland. Discover lush tropical rainforests, swim beneath cascading waterfalls, slide down a natural rockslide, and soak up the beauty of this vibrant landscape —all in one action-packed day. With a fun-loving atmosphere full of music, laughter, and engaging local stories, your experienced and passionate guide brings the region to life. Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea are all included to keep you refreshed throughout the journey. This private charter experience is capped at just 13 guests per bus, ensuring a relaxed and personalized adventure.

This tour is designed for couples or small families seeking more than just sightseeing. This exclusive experience is about connection to Country and meaningful conversation. We begin at the Cathedral Fig, a 500-year-old strangler fig of cultural significance to the Yidinji people. Enjoy a cultural presentation featuring traditional tools and weapons, followed by a short rainforest walk to view the fig tree itself. Hear stories of early settlement and its impact on rainforest, wildlife, and culture. Next, we visit Lake Barrine for coffee and a short walk to two ancient Kauri Pines, believed to be over 1,000 years old. Learn about the region’s timber history and how it reshaped the landscape. Following lunch at a local café, we travel to Mbabaram Country, stopping at Hastie’s Swamp along the way for some bird watching and storytelling. Our final stop is Watsonville. We enjoy a short bush walk, spear throwing, and taste a traditional meal before returning you to your accommodation.

Nestled along the Coral Sea coastline, Palm Cove to Port Douglas unveils a tropical paradise where azure waters meet ancient rainforests—a quintessential North Queensland escape blending luxury, wildlife, and breathtaking vistas. Coastal Journey Scenic Drive: Wind along the Captain Cook Highway, hailed as Australia’s most stunning coastal road. Stop at Rex Lookout—perched 150m above the ocean—for heart-stopping views of Trinity Bay’s sugar-white sands and emerald islands. Pro tip: Sunrise transforms the cliffs into gold! Four Mile Beach A 4-mile crescent of powdered silica sand fringed by coconut groves. Swim in stinger-safe nets (Nov-May), swing in beachfront hammocks, or stroll to tidal pools at low tide. Don’t miss: The iconic "Port Douglas" sign framed by palm shadows. Flagstaff Hill Lighthouse This red-and-white striped sentinel guards Port Douglas’ harbor entrance. Climb the hill for 360° panoramas—where the Daintree Rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef.

Discover Cairns on a sun-soaked waterfront walk where reef meets rainforest and history lingers beneath the palms. From the heritage charm of the Barrier Reef Hotel to the Esplanade Lagoon’s sparkling waters, this self-guided tour blends gold-rush stories, cyclone survival, Indigenous culture, vibrant markets and ocean views. Wander past art galleries, historic ports, tropical plazas and seaside memorials while the Coral Sea keeps you company. Easygoing, layered and full of character, Cairns invites you to slow down, explore deeply and end your journey where the city breathes easiest — by the lagoon.

Your first stop is the iconic Cathedral Fig. Your morning begins with an engaging presentation featuring traditional tools & weapons. Your guide shares the story of European settlement and its lasting impacts on the Yidinji people. A short, guided walk leads you to the Cathedral Fig. Here, you’ll learn how this remarkable tree is connected to traditional practices and life in the rainforest. From there, enjoy a scenic drive to Lake Barrine. After grabbing a coffee from the teahouse, your guide will share a powerful creation story of the lake, which has been matched with scientific research. A 150-metre walk brings you to two towering Kauri Pines, more than 1,000 years old. Here, your guide will explain the region’s timber harvesting history and how it transformed the landscape, leaving only remnants of the original rainforest. Your guide will return you comfortably to your accommodation, leaving you with a deeper connection to Country and culture.