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Daintree Tourism Information.
Accommodation, Activities, Tourist resources, Tours, Walks, Maps, Eateries, Wildlife, Rainforest, River, Village, Ambience, Characters, Shopping, Souvenirs, Clean air, Clean water, Fishing, Birdwatching, Arts & Crafts and it is Green Season all year round.
Tropical North Queensland AUSTRALIA
Latitude S 16° 20', Longitude E 145° 30'
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TOP 10
DAINTREE WILDLIFE |
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The real Daintree
Video
clip>> |
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Local nature guide Chris Dahlberg with Queensland Weekender
TV crew.
You can join Chris on a
Daintree River tour >>
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THE FREE WALKS
North of the river; Mt Sorrow, Myall Creek, Marrdja Botanical Walk,
Jindalba Board Walk.
South of the river; Daintree Village walks, Wonga Beach walk, Mossman Gorge.
Daintree walking trails link>>
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tourismportdouglas.com.au |
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CASSOWARY ADVICE
Cassowaries are potentially dangerous. Never approach them or their chicks. It is illegal and dangerous to feed them and please drive slowly through Cassowary territory (Cape Tribulation Road).
CROCODILE ADVICE
Click
here.
Enjoy our tropical waters,
MARINE STINGER ADVICE
Click
here.
ROAD CONDITIONS ADVICE.
You can get around Daintree on sealed roads. The roads are not sealed after the
Daintree Village or Cape Tribulation. The road after Cape Tribulation is 4WD.
The CREB track is closed
during the wet season.
See the ford over the Daintree River at the
start of the CREB Track on
YouTube>>
Exercise care on our
un-sealed roads.
MARINE STRANDING HOTLINE
1300 360 898
QUARANTINE MATTERS
1800 676 888
BARRAMUNDI FISHING SEASON
Is open.
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Welcome to this
non-profit Daintree tourism information website. The site is kept up to date
almost daily and might be worth book-marking.
Unlike a tourism association website, in which only paid-up members
are shown, this one shows every
bone fide tourism business.
This tourist information website is also
rare because it includes all the free things to do. See what is meant by that by
looking at
101 things to do in
Daintree
Daintree is covered with four tourism association websites, these are TDC, DVTA, PDDTA and TTNQ. |
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The Daintree River bisects the area and is used for a variety of boat tours. One
aspect of the river is it's 30 species of mangroves most of which can be seen up-stream from the ferry crossing. More on the
mangrove link.
Birdwatchers visit the southern side of the river and often take in a boat trip to traverse the different habitats near the Daintree Village.
See
Daintree Birdwatching
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Daintree regularly
appears on TV.
It is a holiday
destination that does not feature many of our 21st century take for granted
comforts which surprises some of our visitors. It is the world's oldest living rainforest and is World Heritage Listed. It stands alongside the World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef making it an interesting
place to visit.
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Extra caution
is needed on our roads during the Sugar Cane Harvest.
Essentially, slow down and approach any road activity cautiously. |
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Daintree Tourism business owners.
This website is important for your guests! Our visitors do us a great honour
to come and spend some time with us. They have to find the time and the money to
pay for for their holiday and for many of them it will be a holiday of a
lifetime. They need good information to plan their holiday and a lot of them
come to this website to get it. Feel free to link to it. |
