POOL PORT DOUGLAS
Welcome to the Pool Resort Port Douglas
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Thank you for choosing to stay at the Pool Resort Port Douglas. It is our pleasure to have you as our guest. We offer you our personal service and if at any time there is anything you require please do not hesitate to ask. We hope you enjoy your stay.
ACCOUNTS
Guests departing early are requested to settle their accounts the day before. We accept Master Card, Visa and Cash payments.
AIRCONDITIONING
You will find the remote controls for the air cons located in the bedrooms and lounge room. Please do not set the temperature below 23 degrees Celsius. Please keep all doors open and windows closed at all times, when air conditioning is operating.
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
If you require transfers back to the Cairns Airport or Cairns City, please contact Reception at least 48hrs prior to departure. Please do not leave organising your transfers to the last minute as you may not be able to book anything as there is limited Taxi and Uber services available.
APARTMENT AMENITIES
A complimentary starter pack is provided for your arrival and consists of the following: tea, coffee, sugar, milk, salt, pepper, toilet paper, tissues, soap, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body lotion, dishwasher detergent, dishwasher tablet and laundry liquid.
As your apartment is self contained, you are responsible for any additional items during your stay.
Additional amenities can be purchased through Reception.
APARTMENT ITEMS
Please reframe from removing items from your apartment for use in other apartments. Each apartment is privately owned. If items are lost, a replacement charge will apply. We request that furniture to be left in its original placement prior to departure
BABY SITTING
Please contact Reception for contact details of local carers.
BEACH
To walk to the Four Mile Beach from the resort it’s roughly a 10 min walk. Only swim within the flags at the Northern end of Four Mile Beach. During stinger season, only swim within the nets at the Northern end of Four Mile Beach. Please be mindful we are in crocodile country. Never swim in unknown waterways.
BIKES & SCOOTERS
Bikes can be hired through Port Douglas Bike Hire (07) 4099 5799. Please ensure to lock your bike up at any of the bike racks located in the car parks. Beam Electric Scooters are available for hire near Reception. The minimum age required to ride an E-Scooter is 16 years old. Children who are 12+ may ride if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Please contact Beam Scooters on 1300 507 676 for any issues as our resort holds no responsibility. No guest is to ride any scooters, bikes or skateboards through the resort.
BOOKS & BOARD GAMES
Visit our Reception area to help yourself to our book library exchange There is also board games and puzzles available throughout your stay. If you can kindly return borrowed items to our Reception before your departure.
BROKEN OR DAMAGED EQUIPMENT
If you encounter any faulty equipment during your stay we would appreciate you advising Reception as soon as possible. This will allow us to rectify the problem or replace the item. Please notify reception of any breakages or damages to the property. Please note any unreported damage or breakages will be charged to your credit card on file.
CAR HIRE
Please see Reception for more information about local car hire places.
CAR PARK
There is no allocated parking for guests in both car parks. Please do not park in any spots that has ‘No Parking’ Signs. Ensure your vehicle is locked and all valuables are removed. Neither we, nor Body Corporate assume any responsibility for any loss or damage to your possessions or car in or around the resort.
CHECK OUT
Check out time is 10am. Guests wishing to depart outside Reception hours are requested to settle their account the day before. Reception will provide instructions how to return the apartment’s keys. As the apartments are self-catering, Management would appreciate you attending to the following prior to departure: Please remove all rubbish from rooms. Place in the resort’s exterior bin area
Put used towels in the bath
Dishes washed
DISHWASHERS
Only use Dishwashing Tablets in the dishwasher. If you use dishwashing liquid, the dishwasher will flood. If there is any damage to the dishwasher caused by this, you will be charged for the repair or replacement of the dishwasher.
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
For Fire, Police and Ambulance call 000. Port Douglas Police Station (07) 4087 1999 or Police Link 131 444. The closest hospital is Mossman Hospital, 9 Hospital Street Mossman (about a 20 min drive north) Mossman Hospital Phone: (07) 4084 1200
For after hours emergency assistance, call (07) 4084 3400.
FIRE ALARM
Please read the instructions listed on the back of the entry door to your apartment and contact Reception with any questions. Charges from the QLD Fire & Rescue Authority will apply for any unnecessary call out fees.
FIRST AID
A first aid kit is available at Reception
GUESTS VISITORS
Visitors invited to the premises are asked to leave their vehicles outside the grounds. We also respectfully ask that all visitors leave quietly without disturbing other guests by 9pm. Visitors will also need to seek approval to use the Swimming Pool.
GYM
There is no gym onsite. Port Douglas has a 24/7 gym located in town. Casual & weekly passes are available. Contact Port Douglas Gym on 0478 170 043.
GOLF COURSES
There is two courses close distance to the resort. Bookings are essential. Mirage Country Club (07) 4099 5537 Palmer Reef Club (07) 4087 2222
KEYS
Two sets of keys are given upon arrival. Please note if keys are lost please contact Reception ASAP. A lost key fee of $80 applies. If you lock yourself out of your apartment after office hours there is a $50 call out fee.
LAUNDRY
Laundry facilities are located in all our apartments; instructions are on the wall next to the washer. Please note, not all apartments have dryers. A clothes horse for drying purposes can be found in bedroom wardrobes. Laundry will dry faster inside your apartment due to the humidity. Place the clothes horse underneath a ceiling fan for quicker drying time.
LUGGAGE STORAGE
Upon request we can store your luggage for early arrivals and late departures, within our office hours.
NATURE
Please be mindful we are in the tropics and Port Douglas is surrounded by rainforest & sugarcane fields. We do get a variety of insects and other wildlife especially in the warmer months. Please keep your apartment doors closed and turn off unused lights at night to deter insects. Please store food covered and avoid crumbs on benches to attract sugar ants. Please dispose your rubbish frequently. Geckos are normal for the tropics and do an important job of eating mosquitoes and other insects, so please leave them in peace. We do get the occasional snake or python, so please contact Reception if you see any at the resort during your stay. Please be mindful we are in crocodile country so avoid swimming in unknown waterways.
NOISE LEVELS
Please be respectful of your neighbours. Loud music & loud voices can carry around the resort (especially at night). Please reframe from playing loud music around the pool. If night management receives any complaints regarding your apartment’s noise level they have the right to investigate. Any breach of the building by-laws, guests will be asked to leave the resort immediately. Parties are not permitted at any time.
MAIL & DELIVERIES
Any personal mail or deliveries received during your stay needs to be collected from reception. Please note management will not accept parcels or deliveries on behalf of a guest unless prior arrangement has been made.
OFFICE HOURS
The Reception is open from: 8.30am - 5:00pm Monday - Friday 8:30am - 3:00pm Saturday, Sunday & Public Hols.
For after hours emergency assistance, call (07) 4084 3400. Please note this is for emergency assistance and we ask you to leave general enquiries for office hours.
PETS
Guests are reminded that under no circumstances are animals permitted on the premises. Failure to comply will lead to immediate eviction. Certified assistance animals accepted.
PHOTOCOPYING & SCANNING
Photocopying & scanning service is available from Reception for a fee.
PLAYGROUND & BBQ FACILITIES
There is a playground and BBQ area near the beach at the end of Solander Blvd, approx. 10 minute walk from the Pool Resort or a 2 minute drive.
POOL
The swimming pool is opened from 7.00am to 9.00pm. It is the responsibility of parents or accompanying adults to supervise children whilst in pool area. Children under the age of 13 years must be accompanied by an adult. Rowdy and noisy behaviour is not permitted. No running, jumping or climbing from structures.
Strictly no glassware is to be in or around any pool. This includes stubbies and wine bottles. Failure to follow these rules may result in offenders being restricted from the area.
Pool toys are welcomed, please remove them from the pool when you are finished with them. Electric air pumps are available from Reception.
RESTAURANTS & CAF�S
The closest café is St Crispins Café, a 3 minute walk from Reception. Opening hours may vary, please ask with Reception staff.
RUBBISH
All rubbish from apartments must be wrapped or placed in plastic bags and deposited in the green wheelie bins located in the bin shelters through the resort. No rubbish is to be left in the stairwells or public areas and all rubbish including recycling must be removed from your apartment prior to departure. If any garbage is left behind in the apartment or left outside your front door upon departure there may be additional cleaning fee. If you require additional garbage bags, please contact Reception.
SERVICING
Our apartments are self contained and are not serviced daily. Any additional linen or house keeping services can be arranged through Reception, but this is an additional cost. It is up to guests to wash their own towels, empty rubbish bins and keep the apartments clean.
Guests staying for more than 7 nights will receive a Mid Stay Service. A Mid Service clean includes: linen & towel change, amenities restocked, bins emptied and floors cleaned. Guests will be notified by Reception the day prior to their Mid Stay Service. We ask if you can kindly stow away personal items and keep floors and surfaces clear so our house keeping team can have easy access to clean. Please note, Mid Service services are roughly scheduled between 10am - 3pm. Please advise Reception if you wish to cancel or need to reschedule your Mid Stay Service.
SUPERMARKETS
Coles and Woolworths will deliver to your apartment. If ordering prior to arrival please book the delivery time for after 2pm.
SMOKING/VAPING
Please note Pool Resort is a non-smoking property. This includes no smoking in any apartments, on balconies and in common areas such as around the pool, car parks and in the gardens.
TELEPHONE
Please note, not all apartments have landline phones. If you wish to make a phone call from your landline phone within your apartment. Dial ‘0’, then the number. Please note, there is a charge for outgoing calls. To call Reception, Dial 9.
TELEVISION
To operate the television turn it on by pressing the red button on the remote control. Channel selection and volume are on the same control. Please do not adjust or retune any settings. Some apartments do have access to smart TV’s. You can login to your favourite streaming services via your own account. Please make sure to log out of your account prior to departure!
TOUR BOOKING SERVICE
We are available to assist or to make any tour bookings that you may wish to partake in. We have access to live inventory and can assist planning your holiday. We have an extensive Tour Desk available at reception. It is best in peak seasons to book your tours early to avoid disappointment.
TRANSPORT AROUND PORT DOUGLAS
Please note there is no public transport in Port Douglas. Port Douglas has shared rides shuttle bus systems to get you around town (this is a paid service). Call Excellence Coaches on 0497 015 981. Please be ready either in front of Reception or at the car park entrance at the Morning Close end of the resort before calling transfers. You can either pay as you go or ask the driver for a weekly pass. Please be mindful there is only a limited number of Taxi and Uber services available in town.
Port Douglas Taxi Phone: 131 008
WIFI
WiFi is provided in all apartments. To log on, select your apartment number and enter in the password. The password is located on the front of your apartment’s modem. Please note, Port Douglas’s WiFi and mobile phone reception can be a little patchy during busy times.
PORT DOUGLAS
ATTRACTIONS - MAPS - EVENTS - SERVICES
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PORT DOUGLAS
Port Douglas is located one hour north of Cairns via the spectacular Great Barrier Reef Drive surrounded by rainforest and the Coral Sea.
The township is home to some of Tropical North Queensland’s most exclusive resorts, award winning restaurants and world class shopping. A charming combination of sophisticated town and friendly village, Port Douglas is within easy reach of the Great Barrier Reef, the World Heritage listed Daintree and Cape Tribulation National Parks and the spectacular Mossman Gorge.
World Heritage. World Class.
This is a description you’ll hear often in the Tropical North. Decades ago, the residents campaigned at length to have their twin treasures – the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics Rainforests – listed by the global authority, so that today they are recognised and protected.
The Great Barrier Reef, made up of over 2,900 individual reefs and over 900 island and coral cays, is the world’s largest coral reef system. It extends for 2,300kms along the coast of Australia over an area of approximately 344,400 square kilometres, an area larger than Great Britain and parts of it are estimated to be around 18 million years old. The reef habitat is home to some 1,500 species of fish and 400 species of corals - the architects of the reef whose limestone homes form the basis of the many and beautiful coral colonies that form the reef itself. The Great Barrier Reef is the only natural structure visible from outer space. Recognition of its ecological value was validated when it was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1981.
Sister icon to the reef is the spectacular, towering rainforest. These ancient ecosystems, World Heritage listed since 1988, cover an area of 900,000 ha and contain the oldest, continuously surviving rainforests on Earth with an estimated age of more than 135 million years. Only relatively recently has the importance of the rainforest been understood, with plants still being discovered, some with rare medicinal properties.
Covering just 0.1 percent of Australia’s land surface, this World Heritage area contains 30% of Australia’s marsupial species, 60% of bat species, 30% of frogs, 23% of reptiles, 62% of butterflies and 18% of birds. Among these is the largest moth in the world, the Hercules (with its 25cm wing span), and Australia’s smallest bat, the 50mm Little Pipestrelle. The Bennett’s tree kangaroo is also found in Daintree. Tree kangaroos are the only macropods able to move their hind legs independently of each other.
In 2019 Port Douglas Daintree became Ecotourism Australia’s first certified ECO Destination, moving to Ecotourism certification in 2020. The certification program has been designed to provide assurances to travellers that a destination is committed to strong, well managed sustainable practices and provides high quality nature-based experiences.
Aside from its spectacular reefs and rainforests, Port Douglas also boasts an array of delicious eateries, great shopping options, and pampering and relaxation packages to complete your stay in paradise.
Rex Smeal Park, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Daintree Discovery Tours, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland Four
Welcome to Port Douglas and the Daintree, the jewel in Tropical North Queensland’s crown. This is the place where two World Heritage Listed wonders collide, the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest, the oldest living rainforest in the world.
It is where you and your family can play, couples can relax and travellers can explore. During your stay, you will discover our secluded beaches, welcoming village, timeless Indigenous culture, decadent dining and nature in abundance.
Unwind with a peaceful escape, engage in memorable experiences and discover pure exhilaration in our tropical paradise.
Our region is the world’s first destination to be awarded Ecotourism Australia’s ECO Destination Certification. It’s a commitment to delivering sustainable travel experiences to guests choosing to holiday in our region.
I hope you enjoy your time in our slice of paradise.
Best wishes,
Tara Bennett Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Port
Douglas Daintree
Four Mile Beach, Port Douglas, Credit: Tourism Australia
St Mary’s by the Sea Chapel Port Douglas, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
SEE & DO
Port Douglas is a tropical oasis that boasts a diverse range of things to see and do.
Explore the Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most remarkable natural wonders of the world. It is the only living thing on the planet that can be seen from outer space! In this underwater wonderland you will discover endless varieties of corals, fish, clams, shells, starfish, sea cucumbers, anemones, turtles, eels, rays and so much more.
Exploring the reef has never been so easy with tours departing daily to the reef, plus a range of liveaboards and yachts to charter for fishing and snorkelling expeditions. Whether you’re a pro scuba diver or just longing to find Nemo, discovering the magic of the underwater world is a memory that will stay with you forever.
Jet Boat Tour
Want to explore the reef, but only have a half day? Jump on board a jet boat tour with Ocean Safari and in 25 minutes you are ready to snorkel and swim with turtles at two fabulous locations at Mackay Reef. Ocean Safari’s hosts are friendly and knowledgeable with small groups, maximum 25 passengers. Morning and afternoon tours available.
The Low Isles
If you feel like a sleep in, enjoy the serenity of Low Isles and a majestic sunset sail on board a luxury sailing catamaran providing an ‘adults only’ afternoon tour with Sailaway. sailawayportdouglas.com
Daintree Rainforest
Experience the age, diversity and beauty of the Daintree Rainforest. Immerse yourself in the Daintree, the oldest living rainforest in the world and experience this adventure at your own pace – on a river sled floating down stream, zip line, horseback, mountain bike or hike.
Cape Tribulation
A 1.5 hour drive from Port Douglas, Cape Tribulation offers many activities including bush walking, diving, snorkelling, horse riding, river cruises, and zip lining through the rainforest.
Cooktown
Embark on a rock art site tour with a Nugal-warra elder and check out the James Cook Museum to explore the town’s rich past.
Mossman Gorge
Venture into the world of an ancient Indigenous culture with a guided rainforest walk at Mossman Gorge, private art class or spearing for mud crabs.
Parks & Walks
The region is spoilt for choice with many beautiful walking trails, tracks, lookouts, waterfalls, rainforest circuits and boardwalks to discover.
Great Barrier Reef Drive
Explore the region’s spectacular coastline and incredible natural attractions along the Great Barrier Reef Drive from Cairns to Cape Tribulation.
Whale Watching
Ever seen an albino whale? Port Douglas is lucky enough to have its very own Migaloo migrate north every season. The winter months are when whale watching and reef tours go hand in fin. See Humpback Whales in July, August & September migrating north to calf.
Daintree Discovery Centre, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
Mossman Gorge, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Low Isles, Port Douglas, Credit: Tourism Australia
Cooktown, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Swim with Minke Whales
Between the months of May and August pods of Dwarf Minke Whales migrate through the tropical waters off Port Douglas and frequent the Agincourt Ribbon Reefs. They visit Cairns & the Great Barrier Reef for just a few weeks every year, around June and July and so if you are here during this time book a tour to swim with the Dwarf Minke Whales.
Tour by Electric Bike
Explore the beauty, history and local gossip of Port Douglas from the comfort of an electric bike. Finish off the tour with an ice-cold drink in one of the historic pubs.
Port Douglas Carnival
Don’t miss the Port Douglas Carnival in May. Sink your teeth into iconic gourmet events such as the Longest Lunch and enjoy watching the Street Parade and fireworks.
Wildlife Habitat
Experience immersive wildlife encounters, marvel at the native wildlife at Wildlife Habitat, hand feed iconic Australian animals, cuddle a koala, have breakfast with the birds, learn about conservation and swim with the salties at CrocArena. Open 7 days, 8am-4pm.
Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures
Get up close to a crocodile with authentic croc experiences at Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures. Enjoy the Crocodile Attack Show and Hartley’s lagoon croc spotting cruises, experience wildlife presentations, wetland boat rides, crocodile feeding, gallery of living art, and animal encounters. Open 7 days, 8.30am-5pm.
Dining Out
Feast on delicious local delicacies, tropical fruits, sumptuous local seafood and divine cocktails at one of the town’s many awarded Chef Hat restaurants.
Australian Butterfly Sanctuary - Kuranda
Located in the heart of Kuranda, only a short walk from Skyrail and the Kuranda Scenic Railway Station, the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary is home to over 1,200 butterflies from a variety of species. The sanctuary is open 7 days from 9.30am-3.30pm to marvel at these stunning creatures.
Kuranda Koala Gardens - Kuranda
Meet koalas, quokkas, wombats, wallabies and kangaroos and Kuranda Koala Gardens as well as freshwater crocodiles, lizards, pythons and bilbies and gliders in the Nocturnal Wonders exhibit. Immerse yourself in Tropical North Queensland’s largest free-flight aviary at Birdworld Kuranda. Open 7 days, 9.30am-4pm.
Skyrail Rainforest Cableway - Kuranda
Be sure to take a trip on the spectacular Skyrail Rainforest Cableway while you’re in Kuranda. The 7.5-kilometre scenic tourist cableway runs above the Barron Gorge National Park, in the Wet Tropics of Queensland’s World Heritage Area. It operates from the Smithfield terminal in Cairns to the Kuranda terminal on the Atherton Tableland. Check for morning and afternoon departure times.
Four Mile Beach
Experience one of the the most perfect beaches in the world. Four Mile Beach is a stretch of golden sand set against a backdrop of tropical flora making it truly a slice of paradise. Go for a long walk, watch the sunset or paddle in the shallow water.
Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery
Located in the Daintree region of far north Queensland, Australia, is a unique vineyard that blends tropical fruits with winemaking. The winery specializes in crafting fruit wines from locally grown produce, such as mangoes, pawpaws, and lychees, creating distinctive and refreshing beverages that showcase the flavors of the tropics. Visitors can explore the winery’s lush grounds, sample a range of fruit wines, and enjoy the serene, picturesque surroundings. Known for its innovative approach and commitment to sustainability, Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery offers a one-of-a-kind experience for wine and fruit lovers alike.
Wildlife Habitat, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
MOSSMAN GORGE
Visit Mossman Gorge and meet the first people of our land, the Kuku Yalanji, for a guided walk through the rainforest. Refresh with a swim in the crisp rainwater streams of the gorge.
Mossman Gorge, located in the southern section of the Daintree, holds a cultural significance for Indigenous people who have long had a strong connection to the land. Visitors can learn about the Indigenous heritage while traversing this magnificent and lush region.
The concept of the Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre was born out of a conversation Roy Gibson had with the Bama Rangers over twenty years ago about educating and creating jobs for their people. Raising funds to drive the initiative, Gibson and his supporters eventually realised their dream of opening the centre. The centre preserves Indigenous culture with its informative and experiential guided walks through the Mossman Gorge.
Dreamtime Gorge Walks, which run for approximately 1.5 hours, depart daily at 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, and 2pm. Visitors are privy to Indigenous stories, a traditional smoking ceremony, a soap and ochre painting demonstration, bush tea and damper, and more. For bookings, call the centre on (07) 4099 7000 or book online. www.mossmangorge.com.au
The centre also boasts an art gallery featuring Indigenous art, a gift shop and a cafe for refreshments.
There are also four self-guided Mossman Gorge walks available to visitors. Be sure to stop for a picnic at one of the swimming holes where the pristine Mossman River flows over granite rocks.
For walks, remember to pack insect repellent and sunscreen, and it’s recommended you wear light cotton apparel and comfortable shoes.
Mossman Markets under the raintrees, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Mossman Gorge, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
“THIS IS OUR WAY OF KEEPING OUR CULTURE ALIVE AND WALKING TOGETHER AS ONE.”
VISIT MOSSMAN GORGE
A “must do” for every visitor to the Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre are the Ngadiku Dreamtime Walks, conducted by the local Indigenous people. Ngadiku (Nar-di-gul) means stories and legends from a long time ago in local Kuku Yalanji Language. The walks take visitors on a journey along private, gentle tracks, visiting special places and culturally significant sites, past traditional bark shelters and over meandering cool rainforest streams. Connect with the lives, culture and beliefs of the Kuku Yalanji community and experience first hand their special relationship with this unique tropical environment.
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Back Country Bliss, Mossman Gorge, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
KURANDA
The Atherton Tablelands is a lush region boasting rugged hinterland and emerald plains. Whether you’re keen to relax or embark on an adventure, there’s plenty to see and do here. & the Atherton Tablelands
The Atherton Tablelands offers a well rounded holiday experience, from hiking to hot air ballooning to tasting gourmet local produce. Experience the Atherton Tablelands from a bird’s-eye view in a hot air balloon. Tours depart daily from Port Douglas with pick up from accommodation.
For active pursuits during your visit to the region, guided hiking, kayaking and cycling adventures are available through Tableland Adventure Guides. For more information, go to www.yungaburra.com
Embark on one (or more!) of the four Food Trail Tours available in the region. For more information including maps and food events, visit www.tasteparadise.com.au and book a tasting adventure tour with Brett’s Outback Tasting Tours. www.outbacktastingtours.com.au
Kuranda is a quaint mountain township known for its wildlife, bushwalking, shopping, galleries and natural attractions. The Australian Butterfly Sanctuary on Rob Veivers Drive is home to over 1,200 butterflies from a variety of species. The sanctuary is open 7 days from 9.30am-3.30pm (excluding Christmas Day and limited hours on ANZAC Day) for you to come and marvel at these stunning creatures.
The Kuranda Koala Gardens is home to a range of wildlife which includes koalas, crocodiles, wallabies and more. While at Birdworld Kuranda, visitors can feed the stunning birdlife in the flight aviary.
Kuranda Original Rainforest Markets have been operating since 1978 and offer beautifully crafted art, jewellery and leather work. Located at 13 Therwine Street, the markets are open Monday to Sunday 10am-3pm.
The Kuranda Heritage Markets on Rob Veivers Drive is flush with local handicrafts, art, gifts, refreshments and entertainment. Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am-3.30pm, it’s the perfect place to pick up a souvenir to take home with you.
Board the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway on a 2 hour journey with stunning views of dense rainforest, steep ravines and waterfalls within the World Heritage listed Barron Gorge National Park. The famous railway takes you on an adventure through tunnels, bridges, waterfalls and into the stunning Barron Gorge with a 10 minute stop at the Barron Falls Station for spectacular views of the Barron Falls.
Be sure to take a trip on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway while you’re in Kuranda. The Skyrail Rainforest Cableway takes you over the rainforest canopy before descending to explore the forest floor at Red Peak and Barron Falls.
Din Din Barron Falls Lookout Track, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
Family at Red Peak Lookout, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
Brett’s Kuranda Tours, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
HISTORY
Port Douglas was founded in 1877 to give the gold miners a seaport to import their provisions and export their bounty.
A few miles from Port Douglas, the Bump Track was blazed, plunging steeply down behind Mt Molloy to Mowbray. Soon pack-horse teams were straining to haul heavy mining equipment up to the Hodgkinson goldfields and the tin mines further away near Herberton. This busy track connected the people of Port Douglas to the inland and Cairns, and it was not until 1933 that the present Captain Cook Highway was built, sweeping north along the Great Barrier Reef coast from Cairns.
Businessmen came from Cooktown during the late 1870s and soon built stores and wharves in Port Douglas. Named after the Premier of Queensland, John Douglas, the town flourished during the 1880s on the wealth of the inland mining fields. The Court House, still standing in its original position, was built in 1879 and is the second oldest court house in Queensland. It is infamous for the 1887 committal trial of Ellen Thomson who was the only woman hanged in Queensland for the murder of her husband at Mossman. You can sit in the old jury bench and see a video re-creation of her trial at the Court House.
The beautiful little white timber church by the market park, St Mary’s by the Sea, began in 1880 in Grant Street, but was destroyed in the 1911 cyclone, and much of the town suffered a similar fate. Unlike many other buildings, the church was rebuilt and served the community well for decades.
When the 1911 cyclone hit, it devastated most of the timber buildings of Port Douglas. By then the population had dwindled because it was decided in the 1890s that the new railway from the inland should terminate in Cairns and so businesses moved away.
For decades, Port Douglas was a sleepy fishing village until 1984 when an international airport opened in Cairns. Two years later Christopher Skase built the Sheraton Mirage, a glitzy five-star resort, and the town experienced a buzz that had not been felt for 100 years. This was stalled by the 1989 pilots’ strike, when suddenly no-one came. Eventually Port Douglas recovered, and has been a proud host to many visitors ever since.
PORT DOUGLAS
OUTER REEF
Escape to an underwater world abundant in colourful coral and curious fish species.
The Great Barrier Reef was World Heritage listed in 1981 to preserve what is known as one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World. Boasting over 2,900 individual reefs and over 600 rocky continental islands and 300 coral cays, the reef is home to a spectacular array of coral and marine life, which is why so many people travel to the region to bear witness to this national living treasure.
For those keen on an aquatic adventure, tours operate daily in the region with a range of available options including half and full day tours. Immersed in the northern frontier of the Great Barrier Reef, Sailaway Outer Reef Mackay Cay (SAMC) is the perfect sailing and snorkelling adventure for the environmentally minded. Enjoy an inspiring full day adventure using wind power to discover the stunning cays on the Great Barrier Reef. For more information, visit sailawayportdouglas.com or call (07) 4099 4200.
The Great Barrier Reef is bound to be an experience you’ll never forget. For more information on tours to this popular natural attraction, go to www.visitportdouglasdaintree.com.au
Agincourt Reef, Port Douglas, Credit: Tourism Australia
Great Barrier Reef; Port Douglas, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
THE
LOW ISLES
Enjoy the island life on Low Isles.
Laze the day away on the sandy beaches, snorkel to inner coral reefs, and explore the history of the island and the lighthouse.
Low Isles was sighted in 1770 by Captain Cook who described it as a ‘small low island’ in his log book. Low Isles, located just 15kms from Port Douglas, is in fact made up of two small islands, Low and Woody Islands. Due to their proximity, they form a protected lagoon which is perfect for snorkelling ventures.
Built in the late 1800s, the Low Isles Lighthouse is an iconic attraction. A research station to monitor the Great Barrier Reef now operates out of the assistant lighthouse keeper’s house. The island also plays host to a number of migratory bird species such as sea eagles, ospreys and kingfishers throughout the year.
Sailaway offers five star reef and island cruises to Low Isles on its modern sailing catamarans. Guests are invited to explore this protected coral cay and snorkel the stunning coral landscapes that surround it.
For more information and bookings, see details below and contact Sailaway on (07) 4099 4200.
Low Isle Lighthouse, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Low Isles, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
5 DAY ITINERARY
GREAT BARRIER REEF DRIVE
The Great Barrier Reef Drive from Cairns to Cape Tribulation is along spectacular coastline hugging two World Heritage Listed areas, the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics rainforest.
Day 1: Cairns to Port Douglas - From Cairns, head north past the northern beaches of Clifton Beach, Trinity Beach and Palm Cove. With its long sandy beach lapped by the Coral Sea and a backdrop of rainforest-clad mountains, Palm Cove has the perfect setting for an intimate getaway. Driving north you pass through pretty Ellis Beach before the road hugs the coastline as it winds between rainforest-clad mountains and the waters of the Great Barrier Reef. The road leaves the blue of the ocean for the green of sugar cane fields just before the palm lined entrance to Port Douglas.
Day 2: Port Douglas - Ease into tropical living. Port Douglas has an incredible array of restaurants, great boutique shopping and the iconic Four Mile Beach. It is the closest mainland port to the Great Barrier Reef and only a short drive to the rainforest at Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
Day 3: Port Douglas/Great Barrier Reef - A meagre 26kms to the Outer Barrier Reef from Port Douglas makes the world’s largest living structure incredibly accessible. Pristine islands, secluded coral cays, flamboyant coral gardens and schools of exotic fish life can be discovered in a multitude of ways. Choose from a relaxed luxury catamaran, a multiactivity pontoon, a dedicated dive and snorkel vessel or hop aboard a helicopter for a bird’s eye view of the reef.
Day 4: Port Douglas to Daintree Village - The short drive from Port Douglas to Daintree Village offers the opportunity to learn about the Aboriginal people who have called the Daintree Rainforest home for thousands of years. This is the traditional country of the Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people who continue to have ongoing connections with the area and offer tours where you can experience their culture. Mossman Gorge is the southern section of the Daintree National Park and you can visit an Indigenous gallery in Mossman, experience traditional hunting at nearby Cooya Beach or relax with an Indigenous spa treatment at Daintree Village.
Day 5: Cape Tribulation - Journey through the world’s oldest surviving tropical rainforest to see an endangered cassowary, be dwarfed by an ancient King fern or swim in a clear fresh water creek. Spot turtles and dugongs as you kayak over the coastal reef, join a night tour to spot nocturnal animals or fly through the rainforest on a flying fox.
For more information on this great tour drive, go to greatbarrierreefdrive.com.au
EXPLORE THE RAINFOREST
North of Port Douglas lies the beautiful Daintree Rainforest, Cape Tribulation and historical Cooktown.
If you are looking to remain dry during your visit, an assortment of land based adventures are available. Daintree is known today as the oldest surviving rainforest in the world, demonstrated by its plant species that are said to be millions of years old. Extending 900,000 hectares, the rainforest is comprised of mostly tropical vegetation but also features mangrove and eucalypt forests, and wetlands.
Marvel at the giant bull Kauri pines and the King ferns that help to furnish this natural oasis. There’s plenty of fauna to spot here including the endangered cassowary and other stunning bird species.
If you love nature and the water, then River Drift Snorkelling is the perfect tour for you. Step into the cool, crystal clear water of Mossman River and drift with the current as you explore life under the water’s surface. Watch fish dart in and around the river stones and keep your eyes peeled for the occasional turtle. The perfect way to stay cool in the hot tropics. Book online at backcountrybliss.com.au
Daintree Rainforest National Park, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
A couple walking though Daintree Rainforest, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
A 1.5 hour drive from Port Douglas, Cape Tribulation is a township renowned for its unique geography in that it is the point where two national treasures meet - the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. Cape Tribulation, like the Daintree Coast, offers many activities for visitors, including bush walking, diving, snorkelling, horse riding, river cruises, zip lining through the rainforest, and more.
Small or large group tours to the Daintree and Cape Tribulation are a must, with a wildlife cruise on the Daintree River keeping a close eye out for the elusive crocodile the perfect companion tour.
Cooktown, named after Captain Cook, is a town steeped in both Indigenous and European history. Be sure to embark on a rock art site tour with a Nugal-warra elder and check out the James Cook Museum to explore the town’s rich past. Cooktown tours are available through tour operators including the iconic 4WD Bloomfield Track.
Cooktown Botanic Gardens, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Mount Alexandra Lookout, Daintree National Park, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
PARKS & WALKS
FOUR MILE BEACH
Distance: Approx. 4km Fitness level: Easy
Salute the sun with a walk or run along the famous Four Mile Beach. With golden sand stretching as far as the eye can see, crystal-clear water lapping gently against the shore and palm trees swaying in the coastal breeze, it’s very easy to lose track of time on the famous Four Mile Beach. To find it, head north from the South Four Mile car park until you reach the stairs leading to the Flagstaff Hill Lookout and walking trail. The view from the top is totally worth it.
FLAGSTAFF HILL LOOKOUT
Distance: Approx. 1.3km each way Fitness level: Easy
A well-traversed spot for a morning walk and breathtaking view! This newly developed 1.3km walking trail provides a link between Four Mile Beach and Rex Smeal Park, guaranteeing magnificent views out towards Low Isles, Snapper Island and the Daintree Rainforest. Keep your phone handy because this walk comes complete with a breathtaking viewing platform that hovers over the Coral Sea. Wrapping itself around the pinnacle point of Port Douglas, the track meanders through bushland up to the Flagstaff Hill Lookout, then back down to the iconic Rex Smeal Park. Be sure to stop for a moment and take in the majestic beauty of the giant fig tree with its tendrils that create a dramatic natural archway.
Don’t feel like walking? You can drive or ride up to the lookout – whichever option you choose, you’ll still be treated to the same glorious views that encapsulate the Tropical North Queensland environment so well.
THE BUMP TRACK & MOWBRAY FALLS
Distance: Approx. 12km return (to the very top) Fitness level: Moderate
The historic Bump Track was originally an Indigenous trail between the coastal and mountain regions, and in the early days of settlement was a crucial link between Port Douglas and the hinterland for settlers and miners, which you can be read about on the information boards. It’s super accessible, only about a 10-minute drive from Port Douglas, and is a wonderful way to start the day.
There are several sections to this walk. First stop is ‘The Seat’, a conveniently placed park bench that overlooks the Mowbray Valley out to Low Isles (2km); Robbins Creek, a rainforest oasis where, if you listen hard enough you can hear the rainforest breathing (4km); finishing at Black Mountain Road (6.5km). For the truly adventurous, detour off from the top and head out to Mowbray Falls (a further 4km each way), a majestic waterfall complete with its own infinity pool.
SPRING CREEK FALLS
Distance: Approx. 7km return Fitness level: Moderate
Not too far from the Bump Track you’ll find the ‘trailhead’ to Spring Creek Falls, a popular swimming spot amongst the locals. At the end of Spring Creek Road lies the beginning of the walk to the falls. With no clear specific path, simply rock hop the creek along to the falls – there’s plenty of small waterholes and waterfalls along the way, with the swimmable Spring Creek Falls at the end. Exercise caution on the uneven and rocky ground on your way up, though.
Once arrived, relax and enjoy a swim in the deep rock pools. Be sure to bring plenty of water and some food up with you as the trek is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours each way.
Four Mile Beach, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
Flagstaff Hill walking trail, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Mowbray National Park hiking, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Mowbray Falls, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
MOSSMAN GORGE RAINFOREST CIRCUIT
Distance: Approx. 2.4km Fitness level: Easy
Mossman Gorge is the twinkle in the eye of the Daintree Rainforest, and the Mossman Gorge Circuit takes in the natural beauty of the area, complete with lush green foliage with pops of bright blue when large Ulysses butterflies swoon about. After bussing into parkland from the Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre ($14.00 Adult, $7.00 Child, $35.00 Family Pass, departing every 15 minutes between 8am and 5pm, 7 days a week), the first part of the walk is on an easy elevated boardwalk that follows the river. Just past Rex Creek Bridge on the left, you’ll find the Mt Demi lookout and the start of the ‘Rainforest Circuit’ – an easy and well-signed track that will get you up close and personal in this spectacular rainforest world.
MOUNT SORROW
Distance: Approx. 10km Fitness level: Experienced
Mount Sorrow is not for everyone—only experienced bushwalkers with above average fitness should attempt this trail which is quite steep and difficult in spots with lots of log scrambling required in places. This hike takes you along the ridgeline of Mount Sorrow and through lush tropical Daintree rainforest. Once you reach the lookout you will be rewarded with spectacular views of the Daintree coastline and beyond.
The climb begins immediately through lowland rainforest and becomes steeper after passing the 2km marker. Tree roots cover the track in places, making for a tough scramble. After the 3km mark the track enters open forest for the last 500 metres to a lookout platform with magnificent views out over the rainforest to the reef. Return via the same route.
THE DAINTREE BOARDWALKS
Distance: 1km - 5km Fitness level: Easy
Kulki Boardwalk to Cape Tribulation Beach Lookout - 10 Minutes
The lookout path is concreted and starts near the toilets, and takes you to a viewing platform on the north side of the Cape Tribulation headland, with great views to the north of the mountains and the beaches. Towards Cape Tribulation, you can see the profusion of vines, especially matchbox beans, whose enormous pods you can see dangling in the tree tops.
Cape Tribulation beach to the north of the entrance, is an excellent example of the natural beach vegetation (called ‘littoral’ rainforest ). This fringing littoral rainforest protects the beach from the action of storm surges, acting as a sort of natural shock absorber.
Marrdja Botanical Walk - 30 Minutes
Located 10 minutes drive to the south of Cape Tribulation. A boardwalk and concrete pathway leads you through high value rainforest with interpretive signs to Oliver Creek, where you can sit and watch out for large lizards.
Jindalba Boardwalk - 30 Minutes
To get to the start of both these walks turn off Cape Tribulation Road at the Daintree Discovery Centre, into Tulip Oak Road in Cow Bay.
The Jindalba Boardwalk meanders through lush lowland rainforest. In places the boardwalk is elevated up to 4 metres above the ground keeping your feet dry as it crosses creeks and swampy areas. From the vantage point of the boardwalk you can enjoy views of the surrounding lowland rainforest. From information signs along the way, learn about the ecology and diversity of the rainforest and find out how different species have evolved to survive in this tropical environment. Early morning and late afternoon are good times to spot the Bennett’s Tree Kangaroo and if you’re lucky, you may also see a cassowary.
Dubuji Boardwalk - 1 Hour
The entrance to the Dubuji car park is signposted on the main road at Cape Tribulation. Park here and look for the entrance to the Dubuji Boardwalk (a 1.8 km interpretive boardwalk through the forest and mangroves). You can exit onto the beach and walk back via the mangrove boardwalk which exits the beach 200 metres to the north or return through to the Dubuji car park.
Mount Sorrow, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Mossman Gorge, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Kulki Boardwalk at Cape Tribulation, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
RELAX & INDULGE
What we do...
Private Airport Transfers between Cairns & Port Douglas. Private Local Transfers in & around the region to all the must see attractions
The Port Douglas region boasts some of the best spa facilities in the world with a range of treatments that are designed to relax, de-stress, energise and rejuvenate your body for the ultimate relaxation. Unwind with a massage or luscious facial set in a natural theme park of cooling rainforest with crystal streams to soothe your soul.
Indulge yourself in a shopping spree at the town’s central shopping hub along Macrossan Street. The precinct is flush with boutique shopping, Indigenous arts, gift shops, jewellery and crafts. Venture down side streets for hidden treasures and then to Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina for some souvenir shopping. Port Douglas features a range of cafes and lunch time eateries for visitors wanting to take a break from shopping or merely wanting to treat themselves to some sumptuous fare. Try Macrossan Street, Grant Street and the Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina for delicious dining options. Discover the essence of Port Douglas with a morning stroll along the famous golden sands of Four Mile Beach before heading off to the Sunday market for a coconut cocktail. Your holiday would not be complete without pampering your body and treating yourself to a spot of shopping.
Private Bespoke Tours ~ book the car & driver to take wherever, whenever you want. Up to 7 passengers. Bookings Essential. 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Book now with your tour desk or directly via book@portdouglastransfers.com.au (07) 4098 3588
Port Douglas shopping, Bunbury, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
DAY TRIPS
Embark on a remarkable day trip from Port Douglas to the Daintree Rainforest, an ancient wonder estimated to be around 135 million years old. As the world’s oldest living rainforest, it surpasses even the Amazon in age. It is the only place on Earth where two World Heritagelisted sites meet - the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. Explore its lush landscapes, rich biodiversity, and pristine ecosystems on this unforgettable journey into one of nature’s most extraordinary treasures.
• Daintree Discovery Centre
• Mossman Gorge
• Cultural Tours
The Great Barrier Reef
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The Great Barrier Reef is an unforgettable day trip from Port Douglas, just a short boat ride away. Dive or snorkel among vibrant coral gardens, swim with turtles, and spot marine life like giant clams and colourful fish. Whether you explore beneath the waves or relax on an idyllic island beach, this World Heritage wonder is the perfect tropical escape.
• Boat & helicopter tours
• Snorkelling
• The Low Isles
Take a day trip from Port Douglas to explore the wonders of the Cairns region. Just a short journey away, you’ll discover the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics World Heritage Rainforest, offering world-class natural beauty. In addition to these breathtaking sights, the city of Cairns provides a lively urban experience with its charming cafes, vibrant markets, and nearby beaches. Relax by a resort pool or spend your days exploring this tropical oasis.
• Cafés & Markets
• Cairns Esplanade Lagoon
• Cairns Botanic Gardens
Cooktown offers more than just the story of Captain James Cook - it’s also home to a rich Indigenous history and a fascinating glimpse into its gold-rush past. For a town that sits on the Cape York Peninsula, what surprises most visitors to Cooktown is its accessibility. This blend of history and natural beauty makes Cooktown a unique destination for visitors seeking both culture and adventure.
• Cooktown Botanic Gardens
• Cooktown Museum
• Grassy Hill
Daintree Rainforest
Daintree Rainforest National Park, Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland
Cairns City, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
EVENTS
MARCH
Cairns Tropical Writers Festival
Feast of the Senses Festival
april
Easter at Einasleigh
Undara Outback Rock & Blues
Yungaburra Triathlon, Atherton Tablelands
ANZAC Day Celebrations, Port Douglas & Mossman
may
The Great Wheelbarrow Race, Mareeba
UCI Master Mountain Bike World Championships, Cairns
Mount Garnet Races & Rodeo
Trans-Tasman Masters Hockey Challenge
Cairns Children’s Festival
Rotary FNQ Field Days
Gregory River Canoe Race
Crankworx Cairns
Great Barrier Reef Masters Games
Port Douglas Yacht Race Week
Port Douglas Carnivale Festival
Wonderland Spiegeltent
june
Ecofiesta Cairns
Cooktown Discovery Festival
Cairns to Karumba Bike Ride
Cairns Airport Adventure Festival, Cairns & region
Cairns Airport 70.3 Ironman
juLY
PBG Monster Energy Tour
7 Cairns Marathon Festival
Reef to Reef
Mareeba Rodeo & Festival
Laura Quinkan Indigenous Dance Festival
Hekili OCC Great Barrier Reef Ocean Challenge, Yorkey’s Knob
Mossman Show, Mossman
August
ONA Mission Multisport Adventure, Mission Beach and Dunk Island
Mareeba Multicultural Festival, Mareeba
Coral Coast 5150 Triathlon, Port Douglas
Reef to Reef & Triple R
Mountain bike stage race starting on the reef-fringed Coral Sea coast it heads inland across the Tablelands, before finishing back at the coast, four days and 185 kilometres later.
Taste Port Douglas
September
Targa Great Barrier Reef Tarmac Rally TARGA Motorsport Event (Biennial)
Port Douglas Gran Fondo
October
Tablelands Crane Week Festival, Atherton Tablelands
Savannah in the Round Country Music Festival, Mareeba
Port Shorts Film Festival, Port Douglas
november
Survivor Golf Series
Crocodile Trophy Mountain Bike Stage Race, Cairns to Port Douglas
Melbourne Cup Celebrations, Port Douglas
iPort Douglas Marlin Challenge
Anglers from all over the world, descend on Port Douglas to fish for one of the ocean’s greatest prizes, the marlin.
DECEMBER
Survivor Golf Series Finale
Carols by Candlelight
New Year’s Eve Celebrations, Port Douglas
Regular Event
Atherton Parkrun
Every Saturday at 7.00am
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5km community event
Come along and join in whatever your pace. Please register before you first come along.
www.parkrun.com.au/atherton
Atherton Tablelands Railtrail. Cnr Weaver Street & Atherton-Herbeton Road, Atherton
For the most up to date Calendar of Events and dates, go to www.visitportdouglasdaintree.com/events
Taste Port Douglas, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
MARKETS SERVICES
Port Douglas Sunday Markets
Time: 8am to 1.30pm
Location: Market Place, Port Douglas
Police / Ambulance / Fire
Port Douglas Police Station
31 Wharf Street, Port Douglas
Mossman Police Station
4/6 Bow Street, Mossman
HOSPITAL
Ambulance (non-emergency)
Cairns Base Hospital (07)
165 Esplanade, Cairns
9 Hospital Street, Mossman
MEDICAL
Poisons Information Service
Port Village Medical Centre (07) 4099 5043
Shop 17, 11 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas
Dr John Archer (07) 4099 5276
33 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas
Many keen shoppers love visiting local markets to spy a bargain or find that perfect gift or souvenir that encapsulates their stay in a unique way. Others may like to blend in like the locals, buying their fresh produce direct from the farmer. The iconic open air Port Douglas Market is steeped in tradition and all stallholders must grow, produce or make the goods they are selling. Located at ANZAC Park the bottom of Macrossan Street, the Port Douglas Sunday Market has delighted visitors and locals alike for years.
Port Douglas Marina Markets
Time: 11am to 5pm
Every Wednesday from April to January (Seasonal)
Location: Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina
The market is located on the picturesque Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina waterfront and offers a diverse and interesting range of stalls from beautiful handmade jewellery to tropical clothing and souvenirs.
Mossman Markets
Time: 7am to 1pm
Location: 13 Foxton Avenue, Mossman
If you want to venture further afield and have a keen interest in local produce, the Mossman Market is the place to be.
Located under the canopy of ancient giant rain trees and in the gardens of the historic St. David’s Anglican Church, here you will meet the locals who have been farming and living in this region for generations.
Purchase giant exotic fruits, vegetables and lush herbs and spices – all grown with the help of the tropics, treat yourself to a quick massage, perhaps a fresh cooked French crepe or a dig through the cute second hand shop on site. Sample some of the best country-baked sweet cakes and slices you’ll find in the north. LOCAL
Mossman Medical Centre (07) 4098 1248
Shop 9/63 Front Street, Mossman
DENTISTS
New Horizons Dental (07) 4099 3232
362 Port Douglas Road, Port Douglas
Port Douglas Dentist (07) 4099 4618
11/32 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas
Mossman Total Teeth (07) 4098 3129
33 Front Street, Mossman
PHARMACIES
LiveLife Pharmacy
21 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas (07) 4099 5651
Port Village Shopping Centre, (07) 4099 5223
Shop 13/11 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas
4/63 Front Street, Mossman (07) 4098 1242
10 Front Street, Mossman (07) 4098 1282
Banks & ATMS
ANZ - Port Village Shopping Centre 13 13 14
Shop 23, 11-17 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas
Bendigo Bank - Port Village Shopping Centre (07) 4099 4231
Shop 9, 26-30 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas
Commonwealth Bank - Saltwater Building (07) 4099 5233
Shop 15, Cnr Macrossan & Grant Street, Port Douglas
NAB - 6 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas 13 22 65
SuperMARKETS
Coles - Port Village Shopping Centre (07) 4099 5366 11-17 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas
IGA SUPA Port Douglas (07) 4098 5533
Captain Cook Highway, Port Douglas
Woolworths Mossman (07) 4084 3028
63 Front Street, Mossman
Visitor Information Centre
6/40 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas (07) 4099 4588
Port Douglas Markets, Credit: Tourism Tropical North Queensland
