Daintree Tours And Cruises
Feeling lazy? Relax in the spa - listen to some soothing music - read a book - or sit for a while under a huge fig-tree and absorb the peace and tranquility of Daintree Valley Haven.
A little more energetic? Go for a walk - play a game of darts - go birdwatching. Your hosts are happy to provide information on local activities and to make bookings if required.
For birders and wildlife-lovers they can organise one of a number of specialist river tours or several land-based birding and wildlife tours with expert guides.
Ready for a day out?
- Daintree Village: 10 minute drive to a range of Daintree River crocodile-, bird- and wildlife-spotting river cruises; interpretive walks; coffee shop and restaurants; artists' galleries; world-famous day-spa; massage.
- Daintree to Mossman: within 15 to 30 minutes visit pristine beaches; horseriding along the sands; tropical golf-course; artist's glass-blowing studio; wildlife sanctuary; Diane Cilento’s famous open-air Karnak Playhouse; tropical fruit-farm and restaurant; arboretum
For more information on the above please visit the Daintree Village Tourism Association's regional website at www.daintreevillage.asn.au.
- Cape Tribulation: under one hour via the Daintree River vehicle ferry. A spectacular drive through the rainforest; boardwalks; lovely beaches; Daintree Discovery centre; sea-kayaking; jungle canopy surfing; 4WD tours; artist's studios
- Mossman: 30 minutes to spectacular Mossman Gorge with it's swimming holes, self-guided walks or interpretive walks with an Aboriginal guide through Daintree National Park; tropical winery; sugar mill tours (June to Nov)
- Port Douglas: 45 minutes to this famous resort town with it's many shops and restaurants; snorkelling and scuba-diving cruises to the Great Barrier Reef; Wildlife Sanctuary
- Atherton Tablelands: an hour-and-a-half hour to lakes and waterfalls; farming country; birdwatching wetlands reserves; coffee plantations; scenic drives
- Cairns: Just 90 minutes away.
