Cairns Unearthed 2026_Digital by TTNQ

Discover the best of the Cairns region. Explore the Great Barrier Reef, ancient rainforest, tropical beaches and islands, with Cairns at the heart of it all.

C A I R N S G R E AT B A R R I E R R E E F. C O M

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A world of wonder, closer to home Osprey Reef Melville Island Cooktown

Ribbon Reefs Mackay Reef

Cairns

Cobourg Peninsula

Bathurst Island

Darwin

Elcho Island

Masig Island Mer Island Thursday Island Tip of Cape York

Cape Arnhem Bawaka Homeland

Cobourg Peninsula

Badu Island Elcho Island

Thursday Island

Tiwi Islands

Darwin

Yirrkala

Stanley Island

Tip of Cape York Forbes Island Stanley Island

Sudbury Cay

Lizard Island

Fitzroy Island

Cairns

Outerknown Adventures of the Great Barrier Reef

Saltwater Country and Culture

Cape York and Arnhem land

7 NIGHTS | CAIRNS TO CAIRNS DEPARTS OCT & NOV 2026

13 NIGHTS | DARWIN TO CAIRNS DEPARTS OCT 2026 & SEP 2027

11 NIGHTS | CAIRNS TO DARWIN DEPARTS APR 2027

Expedition highlights

• Learn Indigenous culture and Australian heritage in historic Cooktown.

• Engage with Tiwi, Yolgnu, Gumatj, Masig & Mer Islanders art, song, and storytelling.

• Learn about unique Tiwi, Yolngu and Zenadth Kes traditions, artforms and stories.

• Swim, snorkel, and dive pristine reefs and remote sand cays.

• Cruise volcanic coastlines, wetlands, and remote coral islands.

• Discover the reef with on board marine experts and Master Reef Guides.

• Trace ancient Makassan trade routes, methods and traditions.

• Snorkel Lizard & Flinders Group reefs and cruise Arnhem Land coastlines.

• Explore remote ribbon reefs and encounter giant clams and turtles.

• Explore sacred rock art, island communities, and wild coastlines.

• 60,000+ years of history encompassing First Nations and European settlement. • Stand on or cruise by mainland Australia’s northernmost point.

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G U R R I N YA L A G R E E T IN G S & W E L C O ME T O G I M U Y- B A R R A (C A I R N S) Traditional Owners within the Cairns region include the Gimuy Walubara Yidinji; Mandingalbay Yidinji; Gunggandji; Dulabed and Malanbara Yidinji; Djabuganjdji; Yirrganydji; Bulwanydji; Wanyurr Majay; Mamu and Ngadjon-Jii Peoples.

We acknowledge the custodianship of the land and sea country by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners in Tropical North Queensland, whose rich cultures, heritage values, enduring connections and shared efforts protect our natural assets for future generations. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

What's inside? Things to do in the CBD

Accommodation

Dining

Bars

Northern Beaches

Trinity Beach

Palm Cove

Day trips from Cairns

Rainforest experiences

Fishing

Wildlife

Coral spawning

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PAMAGIRRI ABORIGINAL EXPERIENCE

Conscious travel

Indigenous experiences

Adrenaline experiences

Hiking & walking trails

The Tropics on a Plate

Mountain biking

Waterfalls & swimming holes

When to visit

Accessible travel

Road trips from Cairns

Arts & culture

Events

THINGS TO DO IN THE

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RUSTY'S MARKETS

Discover Rusty's Markets Friday to Sunday. Enjoy exotic fruits, local food, and buy artisanal items like breads, spices, coffee and multi-cultural delicacies.

CAIRNS BOTANIC GARDENS

Just 10 minutes from the city centre, visit the accessible Cairns Botanic Gardens. Explore 38 hectares of tropical gardens or join a free guided tour.

CAIRNS LAGOON

Spend the day at the Cairns Lagoon, a 4,800m² saltwater pool on the Esplanade. With sandy beaches, shaded lawns and free barbecue facilities, it's a favourite place to relax and unwind.

MUDDY'S PLAYGROUND

Located on the Esplanade, this children's playground offers water play, a flying fox, and a giant mudskipper for kids to explore. Afterward, enjoy a meal at Muddy's Cafe.

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ATTRACTIONS Visit Cairns Aquarium to see marine life from the reef, rainforest and rivers. Step into Tomb of the Pharaohs, an exhibition recreating the treasures of ancient Egypt. Snap a photo with Australia’s favourite marsupial at Cairns Koalas & Creatures. Chase thrills on the water with Cairns Jet Boating.

CAIRNS MUSEUM

Learn about Cairns, its history and its people at Cairns Museum.

GALLERIES

SHOPPING

Cairns Art Gallery anchors the CBD arts precinct with changing regional and global exhibitions, spanning accross three heritage-listed buildings the Court House Gallery and Mulgrave Gallery. Nearby NorthSite Contemporary Arts and UnderArt Gallery showcase the creativity of local artists.

Cairns city offers diverse shopping, from vintage finds in Oceana Walk and unique gifts on Shields Street to boutiques along Grafton Street and The Pier, as well as major stores at Cairns Central. Stop in at Coffee Works for locally roasted beans to take home.

NIGHT MARKETS

Located on the Cairns Esplanade, this bustling market is open daily from 4:30pm. Browse souvenirs, sample street food or give weary feet a break with a quick massage.

ESPLANADE DINING PRECINCT

The Esplanade Dining Precinct lays out a tempting spread of restaurants and bars, ready to please all kinds of foodies.

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Where to stay

IN CAIRNS

Whether you’re looking for indulgent luxury or a nature-infused getaway, Cairns has got you covered with a little something for everyone.

CARAVAN & CAMPING PARKS Get back to nature without being too far from the hustle and bustle at Cairns Cool Waters Holiday Park. Located 15 minutes from the city centre, this property makes the most of its rainforest setting with a freshwater creek running through its grounds. Big 4 Ingenia Holiday Cairns Coconut Resort is a family favourite with an adventure playground, splash park, aqua aerobics and even a dog agility park. Crystal Cascades Holiday Park sits in the leafy Redlynch Valley, with luxury villas, spacious cabins and powered campsites close to walking trails, rainforest swimming holes and the famous Crystal Cascades waterfalls.

IN THE CITY Experience the heart of Cairns at Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort and The Benson Hotel. For a spot near Munro Martin Parklands and Cairns Performing Arts Centre, consider Alivio Hotel Cairns providing an affordable boutique "home away from home". Hides Hotel, a heritage property in the city centre, is another budgetfriendly base. If you crave spa treatments, book a room at Pullman Cairns International with its on-site Vie Spa. Art enthusiasts will appreciate Crystalbrook Bailey, showcasing resident artists' exhibits. Park Regis City Quays offers a lovely rooftop terrace and a convenient location within a short walk of the harbour foreshore, restaurants, casino and marina.

ON THE ESPLANADE & WATERFRONT

NOVOTEL CAIRNS OASIS RESORT

Take your Cairns Esplanade stay to the next level with a wide choice of hotels, each offering its own style of comfort and experience. Crystalbrook Riley is a five-star resort that makes the most of its waterfront setting. Guests can dine at Rocco for sweeping 180-degree rooftop views or Calypso Club for a relaxed poolside experience. The resort has a range of initiatives, including wooden key cards, reduced singleuse plastics and energy-efficient technologies. Families will appreciate the kid-friendly Cairns Harbourside Hotel, where kids under 12 stay and eat for free. DoubleTree by Hilton Cairns offers oceanfront accommodation surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and Coral Sea vistas. The Vine Room, on the ground floor, serves up delicious cubano sandwiches, grazing boards, Australian wines and craft beers. Oaks Cairns overlooks Cairns Lagoon with modern, spacious rooms, while the Oak & Vine Rooftop Restaurant and Bar is a standout for city views, share plates and signature cocktails. Pacific Hotel Cairns enjoys a prime Esplanade location opposite the Reef Fleet Terminal, with Tropical Luxe rooms offering a stylish base for a city stay. Hilton Cairns is a true waterfront escape, where private balconies set the scene for sunset drinks. The experience continues at Gin Social, the hotel’s signature cocktail bar known for its creative takes on the classics. Shangri-La the Marina, Cairns blends luxury and location, with spacious suites overlooking Cairns and Marlin Marina. Stay in spacious suites with marina views, unwind by the pool, or select from one of its delicious menu options. The Reef Hotel Casino Cairns - Handwritten Collection pairs premium rooms with private spa baths and a rooftop pool, perfect for twilight swims beneath twinkling fairy lights. BAR36, the hotel’s live entertainment venue, keeps the night going with music and cocktails. At Rydges Esplanade Resort, you will have your pick of three swimming pools and two tennis courts set within tropical surroundings. It is also within walking distance of a wide range of shopping and dining options.

Explore Cairns Accommodation

Cairns dining Cairns boasts a culinary haven, combining local ingredients and freshly caught seafood. Don't miss out on these legendary eateries during your visit.

BREKKIE

LUNCH

DINNER

The Chambers nails the breakfast and brunch crowd, serving an all-day menu in a converted 1920s bank. Favourites include eggs benedict and hearty breakfast burgers.

Crave Cairns is all about flavour with a healthy twist. On the all-day menu you will find poke, acai and protein bowls alongside burgers, tacos and plant-based smoothies, with plenty of options for vegan and gluten-free diners.

Flynn's Italian by Crystalbrook, offers a stylish take on Italian dining, with dishes like antipasto burratina paired with Tomewin Farm prosciutto.

For those who find it hard to rise with the sun on holiday, Wharf One has a clever trick up its sleeve. The sight of the ocean’s golden glow might be the nudge you need, and the breakfast menu runs until 11:30am. Waffle On serves both savoury delights and sweet treats, with waffles topped with ice cream a firm favourite. White Whale Coffee is committed to ethical coffee sourcing and supports the Reef Restoration Foundation, with part of every sale helping to regenerate the Great Barrier Reef. Oishi Oishi brings a Japanese twist to Cairns’ cafe scene with fluffy pancakes, croffles and daily baked croissants alongside smoothies, fresh juices and specialty coffee.

Continue your Cairns culinary journey

Dundee's on the Waterfront has long been a Cairns favourite, known for fresh seafood and modern Australian dishes served with views over Cairns' marina. Little Sister on the Esplanade dishes up Asian-inspired street food classics with a playful, contemporary edge. Ochre showcases modern Australian cuisine with a strong focus on local flavours. Signature dishes include kangaroo sirloin and lemon myrtle and coconut laksa. Koi brings Japanese-style dining to the Cairns Esplanade, with a menu combining traditional Japanese dishes and modern Asian-fusion flavours. Expect fresh sashimi, wagyu beef and creative share plates, alongside cocktails and an Esplanade setting made for everything from dinner to drinks. The Vine Room brings Mediterranean-inspired flavours and Tropical North Queensland produce to the Cairns waterfront. Settle in for alfresco dining overlooking the water, with share plates, local produce and cocktails as the sun goes down.

In Edge Hill, just outside Cairns CBD, you'll find local favourites like NOA, GiGi, Ozmosis and Guerrilla, making it a go-to hub for dining and drinks. Tamarind is one of Cairns’ most awarded restaurants, offering an elegant dining experience. Its menu blends Eastern influences with local ingredients, from spicy curries to fresh seafood dishes. Ollie's Italian captures the spirit of Italy with handcrafted pasta, woodfired pizzas, chargrilled steaks and fresh seafood, served in a lively setting perfect for long dinners with friends. CC's Bar and Grill by Crystalbrook Bailey is a steakhouse with a unique flair, celebrated for its locally sourced steak from the Atherton Tablelands. The menu showcases the finest Australian ingredients, complemented by a wine list spanning vineyards across the nation. Rufus sets the scene for a sophisticated night out, serving fire-cooked dishes from seasonal produce. The sleek bar pours timeless cocktails to pair with share plates or an indulgent dinner.

THE REAL

urban jungle Nestled between two extraordinary natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics Rainforest, Cairns injects some wild "jungle" into its urban landscape. In this city, you can seamlessly transition from bar-hopping to rock-hopping or even island-hopping, all in a single day. HIT UP THE BREWERIES

SLINK INTO SECRET BARS

Hemingway's Brewery at the Cairns Cruise Liner Terminal pours its own range of craft beers, including the 7th Heaven Tropical Ale, best enjoyed with views across Trinity Inlet. North of the city, Macalister Brewing Company combines a relaxed industrial setting with views of mountains, serving a line-up of locally-brewed favourites. In Bank Lane in the city centre, Coral Sea Brewing Co. has a laneway taproom pouring small-batch craft beers with a loyal following. Based in Edmonton, Copperlode Brewery Co. brews a rotating selection of beers inspired by the tropics, served in a laidback, family-friendly setting with live music and food trucks.

Discover laneway bars with a twist. At Three Wolves, try the Smoke on the Water cocktail, infusing bourbon, bitters and cinnamon syrup with smoked Western Red Cedar wood. Nearby, The Hound Small Bar in Edge Hill adds to the suburb’s trendy dining and nightlife scene with craft cocktails, an extensive whiskey list, cheeses and cured meats to match. For Instagram-worthy rum cocktails, visit Flamingos Tiki Bar. Adding a playful western-inspired edge to the CBD, Wild Pony Saloon keeps the night going with creative drinks, music and a lively afterdinner atmosphere.

BARS WITH A VIEW Watch the sunset at Rocco by Crystalbrook Riley with a cocktail in hand, enjoy the lively Cairns Esplanade scene at Whiskey & Wine, and soak in tropical vibes overlooking the Esplanade Lagoon at Oak & Vine. For a relaxed atmosphere and more Esplanade views, visit The Vine Room, or stay waterfront at The Pier Bar or Salt House.

Mexicairns shakes things up with tequila-heavy concoctions and Mexican-inspired flair. For an intimate setting above Cairns, enjoy the tropical atmosphere of Miss Chief Bar & Eatery. Or, for something more refined, The Conservatory Bar specialises in wine, with more than 800 bottles on its award-winning list. Head out of town and you will find the bustling suburb of Stratford, home to Narrow Tracks Distilling and The Fox Small Bar. Discover the award-winning micro-distillery, Distil On The Hill in Smithfield, for artisanal, hand-crafted gins.

HOT SUMMER TIPS

Sip poolside at Cairns CBD’s only swim‑up bar, MOKU Beach Club at Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort. Even those not staying are welcome to perch poolside with a drink or two.

For music enthusiasts, Elixir Bar is a must-visit, with nightly live performances that create a cosy and lively atmosphere.

Boogie to live music, catch live sports on TV and enjoy quality pub-style food at Rattle n' Hum Cairns.

Dance the night away at pumping party venues Gilligan's, PJ O'Brien's Irish Pub, Cotton Club and The Woolshed.

Why settle for one brewery/ distillery when you can visit four with Cairns Brewery Tours.

Feast on fresh seafood at Prawn Star, Cairns’ floating restaurant with $8 wine and beer.

Delve deeper into the urban jungle

CAIRNS ART GALLERY & SHOP FREE ENTRY / CAIRNS CBD

Northern Australia’s premier art destination Discover exhibitions across three heritage-listed buildings

CRAIG & KARL: DOUBLE VISION Until 16 Jan 2027 CAIRNS ART GALLERY 40 Abbott St, Cairns, QLD 4870 info@cairnsartgallery.com.au 07 4046 4800 cairnsartgallery.com.au Cairns.Art.Gallery @cairnsartgallery

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WHAT’S ON

BEACH

Dreaming

CLIFTON BEACH

Just a hop, skip, and a sandy jump north of Cairns, a chain of beaches flaunt their distinct personalities. Discover which of Cairns' Northern Beaches floats your boat. FOR SOMETHING QUIRKY: Machans Beach

FOR SOMETHING ACTIVE: Yorkeys Knob

FOR A LOCALS SECRET: Clifton Beach

A 13-minute drive north of the city leads to Machans Beach. If you are feeling peckish, stop at Mayhem at Machans for a colourful brunch with all the classics. For an evening outing, head to O’Sheas during golden hour and enjoy cocktails with a view.

If you want a bit of flop and drop and a bit of sporting action, Yorkeys Knob offers the perfect balance. Tee off at Half Moon Bay Golf Club and cool down with a frothy beverage on the deck at Yorkeys Knob Boating Club. Or keep it coastal and try some kite surfing lessons. After a beach walk, refuel at Ten 06, a local favourite for brunch and sundowners with ocean views. Alternatively, settle in for live music and eats at Hidden@Yorkeys.

If you like your patch of sand all to yourself, head to Clifton Beach, located just south of Palm Cove. This beach is a bit of a local secret, with barbecue facilities, a children’s playground and a patrolled swimming area during summer.

FOR UNFORGETTABLE DINING: Holloways Beach Five minutes on from Machans is Holloways Beach, the closest patrolled beach to Cairns City. It offers a holiday paradise with resorts, shops and fantastic dining options like Strait on the Beach. Nearby is Code, a cocktail bar and restaurant serving up modern European and Middle Easterninspired shareable dishes.

T O P OR

FOR A LAID-BACK ESCAPE: Trinity Park Just eight minutes north of Yorkeys Knob, is Trinity Park. Have a delightful dining experience at Bluewater Bar & Grill, with a deck offering marina views and a menu featuring a blend of pub classics and modern Australian dishes. Nearby, the newly opened Bellbry Lodge invites guests to relax in elegantly furnished, self-contained suites.

FOR A SUNDAY HANGOUT: Ellis Beach If $2 oysters on a Sunday float your holiday boat, add Ellis Beach to your itinerary pronto. Located just north of Palm Cove, this spot boasts a stunning beach. The cherry on top is the Ellis Beach Bar & Grill, which serves up a storm. Rest your head at Ellis Beach Oceanfront Holiday Park to stay a little longer.

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Trinity Beach Trinity Beach has an easygoing coastal feel, with beachside apartments, family-friendly resorts and restaurants overlooking the water. Spend the morning on the sand, linger over lunch or settle in for dinner as the sun goes down.

WHERE TO STAY SEA CHANGE HOLIDAY APARTMENTS Sea Change sets you up right on the beachfront with one- to four-bedroom apartments overlooking the Coral Sea. Spacious interiors, contemporary decor and well-equipped kitchens make it easy to settle in, while marble bathrooms and a palm-lined pool add a touch of luxury to your stay.

ROYDON BEACHFRONT APARTMENTS Set among tropical gardens, Roydon Beachfront Apartments offer two pools, shaded picnic areas and barbecue facilities. The beach is just across the road, making it easy to spend the day between the sand and the pool.

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SEA POINT ON TRINITY BEACH Tropical Balinese-style gardens set the scene at Sea Point, just steps from the sand in the heart of Trinity Beach. The courtyard pool comes with a waterfall, spa and shaded pavilion, while a wading pool keeps little ones entertained. With cafes and restaurants an easy stroll away, it’s a relaxed base for enjoying both the village and the beach.

VUE TRINITY BEACH Making the most of Trinity Beach’s outlook, Vue Apartments offer sweeping views north to Double Island and south to Green Island. Open walkways and a pool terrace with direct beach access keep the ocean in sight at every turn, while the Trinity Beach Tavern sits just downstairs for an easy meal with a view.

WHERE TO EAT TUK TUK BY THE SEA Treat yourself to Thai street food with a side of ocean views at Tuk Tuk by the Sea. If you are looking for somewhere to fuel your fun-filled day, this spot also offers a classic breakfast menu.

TRINITY BEACH TAVERN Sometimes there is nothing better than a classic pub feed and Trinity Beach Tavern certainly delivers this. The menu has something for the whole family, including pizzas, salads and steaks.

THE BEACH HOUSE AT TRINITY The Beach House at Trinity welcomes guests for breakfast, lunch and dinner, providing a relaxed setting to unwind while enjoying delicious food and drinks.

L'UNICO TRATTORIA Chew with a view at this family-run trattoria, a favourite for both locals and visitors. With hand-stretched pizzas, fresh seafood and classic pasta dishes, it’s easy to taste why it’s stood the test of time.

HEMINGWAY’S BREWERY TAP HOUSE Enjoy award-winning craft beers brewed locally, alongside gourmet burgers, pizzas and coastal classics. With ocean breezes and a family-friendly vibe, it’s the perfect spot for sunset drinks or weekend catch-ups.

EAZYTIGER Tuck into vibrant Asian tapas at Eazytiger Trinity Beach, where colourful share plates, fresh flavours and a relaxed tropical setting make it an easy pick for lunch, dinner or cocktails after a day by the coast.

WHAT TO DO It’s always beach o’clock at Trinity Beach. Take a dip in the ocean, which is patrolled year-round. For a different perspective on Trinity Beach, take the short walk to Rocky Lookout for views along the coastline and out across the Coral Sea. From the southern end of Trinity Beach, follow the trail up Earl Hill, winding through coastal rainforest before opening up to views across the Coral Sea and surrounding coastline. Bluewater Playground gives kids plenty of room to run, climb and play, set among tropical parkland. There is also a smaller playground along the Esplanade.

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Palm Cove Welcome to Palm Cove, a beachside haven straight from a postcard. Fringed by golden sand, palms and luxury resorts, Palm Cove blends laid-back charm with exceptional dining. Stretch out beneath the beach almond trees or cool off in the patrolled swimming area. The beach is fully accessible, with beach wheelchairs available from the Palm Cove Surf Life Saving Club. For something more active, cast a line from the jetty, cycle the coastal path to Clifton Beach, or paddle out to Double Island and watch the sun rise over the Coral Sea.

STAY Palm Cove, a quaint village with around 2,000 residents, offers charming boutique hotels and resorts. Stay at the beachfront Alamanda Palm Cove by Lancemore, nestled near iconic palm trees, or indulge in the luxury of Pullman Palm Cove Sea Temple Resort & Spa with private plunge pool options. The Reef House Adults Retreat combines elegant South Pacific decor with tropical Queenslander vibes. For a peaceful getaway, choose Mango Lagoon Resort & Wellness Spa, a serene paradise on 2.5 acres. Melaleuca Resort Palm Cove boasts an awardwinning tropical garden teeming with exotic

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Australian birds and lagoon-style pool. Drift Palm Cove offers stylish beachfront apartments with easy access to cafes and shops, while Paradise on the Beach combines boutique charm with a central location opposite the beach. For a budget-friendly choice, consider NRMA Palm Cove Holiday Park, located beachfront by the jetty. A fresh addition is also on the horizon, with Hilton Palm Cove Resort & Spa, bringing 140 rooms, dining outlets, bars, a pool, kids club, spa and meeting space to the heart of Palm Cove.

DINE & SIP

PLAY

Palm Cove offers a diverse dining experience, from beachside fish and chips to upscale, award-winning restaurants highlighting seasonal ingredients. Start your day at 27 Degrees, for a flavoursome breakfast just steps from the beach. The iconic and atmospheric Nu Nu Restaurant serves innovative, modern Australian tasting menus paired with wine, while Temple of Tastes offers beautifully presented Asian dishes. Visit Rattle n' Hum Bar and Grill, where you can enjoy a diverse menu of food and beverage in a lively setting. Sneaky Mick’s is another laid-back favourite for casual bites and drinks. If tequila cocktails are your preference, don't miss Cabana Bar. For an Italian culinary journey, Vivo Palm Cove and Ignis Palm Cove serve up the classics. Families will also appreciate the variety of options at The Surf Club Palm Cove. Miguel’s Palm Cove, a lively tapas bar, brings Spanish flair to the beachfront with share plates perfect for groups. A local favourite, Palm Cove Tavern, dishes up hearty pub meals to enjoy in their beer garden. Wrap up your evening with a post-dinner glass of wine at Third on the Left.

If you can tear yourself away from your poolside sun lounger, there is plenty of fun to be had in Palm Cove. Start the day with the ultimate nautical adventure and kayak to nearby Double Island with Palm Cove Watersports. Paddle over coral reefs and spot an abundance of rays and turtles. Just a hop, skip, and a namaste away from the Alamanda Resort, you will find Hartig Yoga. Offering beach yoga classes, this is a must-do for your beach holiday relaxation. You can also enjoy a leisurely bike ride around Palm Cove by hiring a bicycle from Biked. Find jewellery, art and souvenirs at many boutiques dotted along Williams Esplanade and pick up something for your holiday wardrobe at Beach Catwalk and Annie’s at the Beach Boutique. On the first Sunday of each month, Williams Esplanade becomes a bustling street bazaar of stalls selling handmade products, gifts and food at the Palm Cove Markets.

RELAX Relaxing and Palm Cove go hand-in-hand, so head to the beach for some vitamin sea. Make sure you only swim in the patrolled area and stay in the nets during the warmer months (November to May). To relax to the max, treat yourself at one of many luxurious spas. The Reef House Day Spa is the only day spa in Queensland to offer Phytomer treatments, Vie Spa at Pullman Palm Cove Sea Temple Resort & Spa and Palm Cove Retreat Day Spa offer couples massages in private suites, and Lancemore Spa at Alamanda finishes with a refreshing dip in a private pool overlooking the Coral Sea.

15 day trips

FROM CAIRNS

Throttle up on a guided jet ski tour, skimming across the Coral Sea with views of Green Island and the rainforest coast. It’s fast, fun and the perfect way to see Cairns from the water.

Explore the outer Great Barrier Reef

Spend the day on the Outer Great Barrier Reef, with pontoons and boats providing easy access to colourful coral and marine life. Snorkel, or take an introductory scuba dive to see it all from a new angle.

Cast a line with a fishing charter to the reef or in one of Tropical North Queensland’s many rivers and creeks.

Paddle through the rainforest with Babinda Kayaking

Kayak down a crystal clear rainforest creek and search for fish, turtles and platypuses. Don’t forget to pack a picnic to enjoy along the way.

Go batty at Tolga Bat Hospital

Discover the world of bats at the Tolga Bat Hospital and Visitor Information Centre, where you will meet tiny insect-eating microbats as well as larger fruit and nectar-eating flying foxes.

Chase waterfalls with Barefoot Tours

Taste the Tablelands with Brett's Outback Tasting Adventures

Get your foodie fix and sink your teeth into a tongue-tingling itinerary around the best food and wine spots on the Atherton Tablelands.

Head out for a day exploring some of the region's most stunning natural wonders including Babinda Boulders, Josephine Falls and Millaa Millaa Falls.

Wander through the rainforest at Mossman Gorge

Enjoy a dip in a rainforest stream and join a local Kuku Yalanji guide on a Ngadiku Dreamtime Walk to learn about traditional bush foods and cultural practices.

Up your altitude to Kuranda

Choo-choo-choose the Kuranda Scenic Railway and travel past rocky gorges and tumbling waterfalls to the eclectic village of Kuranda. Return to Cairns on Skyrail Rainforest Cableway and fly over the rainforest canopy. Or, leave the planning to Tropic Wings and be collected by their fully electric touring coach for a seamless day tour.

Make waves with Jetski Cairns

Welcome to island paradise. Walk to the stunning Nudey Beach, SUP off the main beach or simply relax and enjoy a cocktail at Foxy’s Bar.

Catch a fishing charter

Embrace island time on Fitzroy Island

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Explore geological wonders with Billy Tea Safaris

Explore the Chillagoe Caves, Granite Gorge and other highlights of Tropical North Queensland on a full-day tour.

Drive south to Mission Beach

You will need a car for this southbound adventure. Hit the road and head to the stunning Cassowary Coast towards Mission Beach. Wander along unspoilt beaches and keep your eyes peeled for a cassowary in the nearby rainforest.

Explore the Daintree & Cape Tribulation

Visit Paronella Park with Cairns Discovery Tours

Embark on a day tour to the Daintree and Cape Tribulation for an up-close rainforest experience. Tours are available with Down Under Tours, Billy Tea Safaris, Cairns Discovery Tours, Tropic Tours and more.

Depart from Cairns on an action-packed day tour to the Cassowary Coast. Spot cassowaries at Etty Bay, then visit Paronella Park for the iconic "Darkness Falls" tour.

Smile at a crocodile

Come face to face with some of Tropical North Queensland’s most iconic wildlife. Cruise among crocodiles and meet Australian animals at Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures, or take things up a notch with Wildlife Habitat’s unforgettable Swim with the Salties experience.

TIP Book with Avis or Mini Car Rentals and hit the road to discover the region’s endless adventures.

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INNER CITY GREENS

To explore the ancient rainforest’s history and breathtaking beauty, take the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. Glide above the canopy for unmatched views and hear Dreamtime stories of the Djabugay People through Skyrail's audio guide app. Join ranger-guided tours at Red Peak Station and visit the rainforest discovery zone to learn more about this unique bioregion.

Just a five minute drive from Cairns CBD, you will find the bustling suburb of Edge Hill, home to the impressive Cairns Botanic Gardens, Centenary Lakes and Tanks Arts Centre. These gardens boast a remarkable collection of tropical plants, making them a top destination in Cairns. While some garden sections have specific opening hours from 7.30am to 5.30pm daily, you can still enjoy the natural beauty by taking a leisurely stroll along Collins Avenue or exploring the boardwalks.

TA K E A N H I S T O R I C R O U T E Join Kuranda Scenic Railway, a picture-perfect rail journey that winds its way from Cairns to the quirky rainforest village of Kuranda through World Heritage rainforest. The journey incorporates unsurpassed views of the spectacular Stoney Creek Falls and the mighty Barron Falls. Or jump on Kuranda Riverboat Cruises, a 45-minute guided boat tour along the calm waters of the Barron River surrounded by rainforest.

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TA K E T O T H E S K I E S If you have enjoyed soaring through the treetops and crave even greater heights, consider taking a scenic flight with either Nautilus Aviation, Daintree Air Services or Zoom Helicopters. These rainforest flights can be combined with a journey over the Great Barrier Reef, offering a convenient way to explore both World Heritage Areas while gaining a breathtaking aerial perspective of the city and coastline all in one day.

Get HOOKED With the largest diversity of fish species in Australia and the ability to fish all year round, a visit to Tropical North Queensland should be on everyone’s bucket-list. Even the best fisherfolk need a little expert advice every now and then, and the best guidance you can get is from fishing charters like Cairns Reef Fishing, Fish Tales Charters and Gone Fishing Cairns. They know where the fish are along the estuaries, freshwater rivers and open water on the Great Barrier Reef. They can take you there, on a day trip or a multi-day liveaboard adventure with the choice of day or night fishing. A good fishing charter crew know what the fish like to eat, have all the right gear to catch them and if you have never been fishing before, they will even bait your hook, help land your catch, tell you what species it is and explain whether it’s best for the table or better released. For local advice, quality fishing supplies and everything you need to make the most of your time on the water, the team at Bransfords is always ready to lend a hand. Find your catch in Cairns

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After a day of fishing, head to Shangri-La the Marina Cairns, where the renowned chefs will ‘Cook Your Catch’ to perfection.

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Find more wildlife

the locals Cairns is one of the best places in Australia to tick off a whole range of animal encounters. Cruise for crocodiles at Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures, or head to Kuranda for Rainforestation Nature Park, the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, Birdworld Kuranda, and Kuranda Koala Gardens, home to more than 2,000 butterflies and a colourful collection of birds. Back in the city, Cairns Koalas and Creatures offers the chance to snap a photo with a furry friend. Or take to the water on an Indigenous-guided Trinity Inlet cruise with Mandingalbay Authentic Indigenous Tours, combining wildlife spotting with cultural storytelling.

GREAT AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE

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CORAL spawning WHAT IS CORAL SPAWNING? Coral spawning is the Great Barrier Reef’s annual reproductive spectacle, when coral polyps release egg and sperm bundles into the ocean to create new life. Often described as an underwater snowglobe, it leaves a pinky-brown surface slick as fertilised eggs develop into larvae, drifting for weeks before settling and forming new coral colonies.

WHEN DOES IT HAPPEN? While scientists can predict approximately when coral spawning will happen, it still remains wonderfully mysterious. It happens at night after weeks of warm water above 26°C, calm seas and, usually, the November full moon. Outer reefs near Cairns and Port Douglas typically spawn two to six nights after the full moon, while inshore reefs often spawn earlier, around

October. If you miss it, don’t be discouraged. Night diving or snorkelling on the reef is extraordinary in its own right, revealing creatures rarely seen by day.

WAYS TO EXPERIENCE Single night trips for the coral spawning will depart Cairns over the predicted period. These leave late afternoon and return after midnight. Join Divers Den, Pro Dive Cairns, Tusa or Mike Ball Expeditions to experience this beautiful event.

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dreams SNORKEL

Snorkelling splendours await Spend the day on the Outer Great Barrier Reef with Reef Magic, whose state-of-the-art pontoon offers a sheltered coral lagoon, guided 'Snorkel Safaris' with marine biologists, scuba diving and even helmet diving. For a more intimate reef experience, set sail to Upolu Reef with Reef Daytripper aboard a small catamaran. Or cruise aboard Down Under Cruise & Dive’s Evolution, a luxury super-yacht that offers snorkelling, diving and the option to upgrade to the Gold Class VIP Lounge for a premium reef experience. If you're pressed for time, join a half-day tour with Pure Snorkelling, Tusa Reef Tours or Reef Adventures and tick the Great Barrier Reef off your bucket list, leaving plenty of time to discover the rest of Cairns.

SCUBA DIVE

Take the plunge Plunge into an underwater wonderland with Passions of Paradise, Ocean Freedom or Quicksilver. Whether you're a newbie or a pro, the skilled crews will lead you on an unforgettable adventure. Get acquainted with a giant Māori wrasse or tag along with a friendly sea turtle amid the stunning coral gardens of the Outer Barrier Reef.

LIVEABOARD

Sleep, sail & snorkel Extend your reef experience with liveaboard trips. Join Reef Encounter, Mike Ball Expeditions or Spirit of Freedom multi-day safaris for diverse courses and pristine reef tours. Swim with dwarf minke whales with Pro Dive Cairns, witness coral spawning in November and December, or try a night shark dive with Divers Den on OceanQuest.

SCENIC FLIGHT

Get a birds-eye view Prepare to be awestruck by the Great Barrier Reef from above. Take a scenic flight with Nautilus Aviation, Zoom Helicopters or Daintree Air Services to truly appreciate this incredible ecosystem, the only living organism visible from outer space.

GLASS BOTTOM BOAT

Enjoy the reef without diving in Experience the Great Barrier Reef on a glassbottom boat or semi-submersible with Sunlover Reef Cruises. The pontoon features an underwater observatory, along with marine biologist presentations and touch tanks.

ISLANDS

Live out your castaway dreams Join Reef Unlimited or Sunlover as they whisk you away to Fitzroy Island. Just 45-minutes away, it offers beachfront snorkelling, rewarding scenic walks and cocktails at Foxy's. Explore Green Island with Great Adventures or Big Cat Green Island Reef Cruises, with snorkelling, rainforest walks and island time all within easy reach of Cairns. Or join Frankland Islands Reef Cruises for an uninhabited island experience where rainforest meets reef.

SAIL FURTHER

Small ship expeditions Step aboard a multi-day small ship voyage with Coral Expeditions, combining the Great Barrier Reef with remote islands, reef systems and cultural experiences along the Tropical North Queensland coast. With expert guides, onboard comforts and extended time on the water, these journeys offer a deeper way to connect with the reef and its surrounds. For the ultimate luxury experience, charter your own boat with Allure Charters or Aroona Luxury Boat Charters.

STAY

Island escapes overnight Make the adventure last by staying overnight. Fitzroy Island Resort offers a range of accommodation from beachfront cabins to contemporary suites, with easy access to walking trails, snorkelling spots and the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre. Over on Green Island, Green Island Resort blends reef and rainforest with luxury suites just steps from the beach. A highlight of any stay is sipping sunset drinks while the twinkling lights of Cairns city appear on the horizon.

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CONSCIOUS Travel

Tropical North Queensland has the highest concentration of eco-certified experiences in Australia. Discover the region’s remarkable environmental initiatives and the operators leading the way. CERTIFIED STAYS

TURTLE REHABILITATION CENTRE

Visitors to Tropical North Queensland can choose from

The Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre is a

a range of accommodation providers that support local, environmental and sustainability initiatives. Experience luxury stays with Crystalbrook Collection hotels including Flynn, Riley and Bailey, which publicly report on a range of sustainability measures. Visitors

volunteer-run, not-for-profit dedicated to healing and releasing injured turtles. Visitors can support the work by exploring its centres on Fitzroy Island and at Cairns Aquarium.

can also stay at Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort, The

CORAL NURTURE PROGRAM

Reef Hotel Casino Cairns-Handwritten Collection,

Join Passions of Paradise on a reef trip to support the

Mantra Trilogy and Pullman Cairns International,

Coral Nurture Program, a unique partnership between

which hold recognised Sustainable Tourism

tourism and science aimed at restoring Great Barrier

certification.

Reef sites using innovative techniques like the Coralclip

For a smaller-scale accommodation option, City Terraces Holiday Apartments offer guests a comfortable apartment-style stay. Alternatively, Green Island Resort provides a boutique island experience set within the World Heritage-listed rainforest of Green Island, with direct access to the Great Barrier Reef.

and coral nurseries.

From top left to bottom: Tusa's plant based wetsuit, Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre, Coral Nurture Program.

RESILIENT REEF FOUNDATION On Fitzroy Island, a team from the Reef Restoration

EDUCATIONAL TOURS WITH MASTER REEF GUIDES

Foundation is nurturing coral fragments on frames

Master Reef Guides are recognised as the Great Barrier

to create ocean-based nurseries for future reef

Reef’s leading experts. With unparalleled knowledge,

restoration. Objectives are to produce coral larvae to

they act as reef ambassadors, sharing stories,

build resilient reef stocks and aid reef recovery.

answering questions and guiding visitors on how to

GBR BIOLOGY

play a role in its protection. You can meet them on board a range of eco-certified tours, including Calypso

The GBR Biology team is passionate about ecotourism

Reef Cruises, Divers Den, Dreamtime Dive and

and adventure, focusing on coral stabilisation,

Snorkel, Mike Ball Dive Expeditions, Ocean Free,

larval reseeding and Eye on the Reef initiatives. In

Ocean Freedom, Passions of Paradise, Quicksilver

partnership with Reef Magic, GBR Biology offers

Cruises, Reef Magic Cruises, Sailaway Port Douglas,

educational snorkel safaris from the Remoora Pontoon,

Sunlover Reef Cruises and Wavelength Reef

a purpose-built platform equipped with solar and wind

Cruises, as well as on select islands including Fitzroy

energy technology and an onsite marine research

Island and Green Island.

laboratory.

Did you know? Visiting the Great Barrier Reef is one of the best ways to support its conservation. Every visitor contributes to the reefs care through an Environmental Management Charge.

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INDIGENOUS

experiences For over 60,000 years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have thrived on this land. In Cairns, you can engage with their rich cultures through various experiences. MANDINGALBAY AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS TOURS Embark on a unique adventure in Cairns, crossing Trinity Inlet to the lesser-known Mandingalbay Yindinji land for an authentic cultural experience. On the three-hour guided Eco-Cultural Tour, you will delve into ancient rainforests, coastal areas and estuaries to witness the diverse wildlife inhabiting these environments. Larger groups can also enjoy a "Deadly After Dark" sunset cruise.

DREAMTIME DIVE & SNORKEL Elevate your reef experience with Dreamtime Dive & Snorkel, where Indigenous Sea Rangers offer a traditional welcome and share the Great Barrier Reef's creation story. Explore the coral gardens and learn about their enduring relationship with the reef, passed down through generations.

UMI ARTS The leading organisation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and culture in Tropical North Queensland. Its mission is to support Indigenous communities in preserving cultural identity, including visual arts, dance, and music. UMI Arts also operates as the Cairns Indigenous Art Centre, promoting collaboration symbolised by "UMI," meaning "You and Me."

CAIRNS INDIGENOUS ART FAIR (CIAF) July brings the annual celebration showcasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, featuring art, performances and workshops that provide a platform for artists to share their stories and traditions.

PAMAGIRRI ABORIGINAL EXPERIENCE Experience Aboriginal culture at Rainforestation Nature Park, Kuranda. Pamagirri guides offer an immersive journey into the Aboriginal way of life, featuring boomerang and didgeridoo demonstrations, Dreamtime walks, and traditional dances. Discover the Rainbow Serpent-inspired walk, learn about cultural tools and witness ancient stories through moving dance performances.

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adrenaline junkie From rafting rainforest rapids to swimming with dwarf minke whales, Tropical North Queensland turns up the adventure on land and sea. JUMP OFF AUSTRALIA’S ONLY BUNGY TOWER

CRANK UP THE EXCITEMENT IN CAIRNS' TRINITY INLET

A mere 20-minute jaunt from Cairns CBD is Skypark by AJ Hackett. Leap into action with 16 jump styles, ranging from elegant dives to BMX bike launches – an adrenaline aficionado's paradise. Soar skyward at 45m and 120 km/h on the Giant Jungle Swing. Post-thrills, quench your thirst with a well-deserved beer at the bar. Spectators, you are in for a treat too. Grab a bite and look skyward to see your mates in action.

Experience the exhilarating "Tropical Twist" ride on Cairns Jetboat Tour. This 35-minute adventure combines thrilling spins, slides and scenic views of Cairns, promising lots of fun and laughter. Get ready to get wet and pumped up with music as your local skipper guides you. Along the way, take in the beauty of Trinity Inlet and hear fascinating insights from the captain.

TAKE THE PLUNGE

DRIFT DOWN THE RIVER LIKE A LOCAL

Soar to the skies with Skydive Cairns and witness sights few get to see. Take in farmland, urban landscapes, mountain ranges, winding rivers and the Coral Sea, then feel the rush of a heart-pounding 60-second freefall at over 200 kilometres per hour before you float gently down to earth for seven minutes. Or, head south with Skyone, who offer jumps over the breathtaking Kurrimine Beach with convenient pick-up from Cairns.

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For the early risers, Skydive Cairns is the only place in the world that offers a sunrise skydive.

Elevate the excitement with Cairns Adventure Group as you float like a local on an inflatable tube along rainforest waterways. Drift through a clear river bordered by towering trees and watch for wildlife including birds, butterflies, turtles, fish and lizards. While mostly relaxed, there is the opportunity to tackle a few gentle rapids for a splash of adrenaline, making it an adventure suited to everyone.

RAGING THUNDER ADVENTURE RAFTING

CAIRNS CANYONING Not your typical waterfall adventure, Cairns Waterfalls offers tropical canyoning where you will abseil, zipline, slide and leap into freshwater creeks surrounded by rainforest. Choose from adventures at Behana Gorge, Crystal Cascades or the more challenging Spillway.

FLOAT UP, UP AND AWAY Don't miss out on the ultimate scenic experience in the tropics. Join Hot Air Balloon Cairns for daily balloon rides. Book well in advance and soar with Australia's most popular balloon ride. Start your day with a sunrise over the Atherton Tablelands' rolling hills, take in the 360-degree panorama, and enjoy some post-flight fun before a rainforest drive or an afternoon on the reef.

TACKLE THE RAPIDS How many cities offer grade 2 and 3 rapids just a short 20-minute ride from the CBD? With Cairns Adventure Group you can ignite your adrenaline on a half-day white-water rafting adventure through Barron Gorge. Surrounded by World Heritage rainforest, the gorge's raw natural beauty towers above as you paddle down the river.

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There are family rafting tours specifically catered to families with children aged 6-11 years.

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Hiking &

WALKING TRAILS

FOR REWARDING VIEWS: Walshs Pyramid This ancient volcanic remnant boasts a distinctive pyramid shape that beckons adventurers to conquer its slopes. The ascent takes you through a steep and rugged trail that’s as tough as it is rewarding. As you climb, you will be treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes, including glimpses of Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef. D I S TA N C E : 6 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 9 0 0 M

TIME: 5 – 6 HOURS GRADE: 5

FOR BEACH VIEWS: Earl Hill

FOR ISLAND VIEWS: Fitzroy Island Summit Take a break from snorkelling to embrace the stunning 360-degree vistas. To reach this vantage point, you have two choices: the Summit Track or the Lighthouse Track. Opt for the Lighthouse Track for an opportunity to visit the historic lighthouse. D I S TA N C E : 4 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 3 7 8 M

TIME: 2 – 2.5 HOURS GRADE: 4

FOR A CHALLENGE: Mount Bartle Frere

Nestled within Trinity Park, a suburb of Cairns’ Northern Beaches, this trail features a 197-metre climb to the summit, where you’ll enjoy a continuous refreshing sea breeze and sweeping sea vistas encompassing Double Island and Palm Cove. Additionally, along the way you’ll find Half Moon Bay, one of Cairns’ hidden gems.

Queensland’s tallest peak, standing at 1622 metres. The journey culminates in awe-inspiring panoramic views that stretch from the coastline to the Atherton Tablelands. Two trailheads, Eastern and Western, offer different routes and stops for hikers to explore. However, this trek is not for the faint hearted and is best tackled by experienced hikers. Many choose to camp overnight, allowing them to wake up to a breathtaking sunrise right outside their tent.

D I S TA N C E : 4 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 1 9 1 M

D I S TA N C E : 1 5 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 1 , 4 9 1 M

TIME: 1.5 – 2 HOURS GRADE: 3

FOR SWIMMING & WATERFALLS: Behana Gorge The walking track guides you through rainforest surroundings, offering a delightful journey to the breathtaking Clamshell Falls. Along the way, you will encounter the cool, pristine waters fed by Mt. Bellenden Ker, providing an irresistible opportunity for a refreshing swim. D I S TA N C E : 6 . 6 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 2 0 8 M

TIME: 2 – 2.5 HOURS GRADE: 3

TIME: 8 - 12 HOURS GRADE: 5

FOR A COASTAL TREK: Wangetti Trail Discover the shared trail through rainforest and coastal scenery, perfect for both hikers and mountain bikers. Begin in Palm Cove, wind beneath towering canopies with ocean views and finish at Ellis Beach with a well-earned drink at Ellis Beach Bar and Grill. D I S TA N C E : 1 6 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 3 1 6 M

TIME: 2 – 3 HOURS GRADE: 3

GL ACIER ROCK FOR DIVERSE VIEWS: Lambs Head

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Embark on a tranquil hike to Lambs Head (Kahlpahlim Rock), where you will feel like solitary explorers. Choose between two trailheads: the shaded Kahlpahlim Rock Trail, weaving through rainforest with creek crossings, or the open forest of the Ridge Trail. Both converge near the summit, offering sweeping views from Lake Morris to Cairns’ coastline on clear days. D I S TA N C E : 1 2 . 9 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 7 5 0 M

TIME: 5 - 6 HOURS GRADE: 5

FOR DIVERSE VIEWS: Stoney Creek to Glacier Rock A steep rainforest track leads you to Glacier Rock, where you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views over the Northern Beaches, Cairns and the Barron River. After the hike, cool off with a refreshing swim at Stoney Creek. D I S TA N C E : 7 K M R E T U R N

TIME: 3 – 3.5 HOURS

E L E VAT I O N : 4 3 8 M

GRADE: 4

FOR A SCENIC LOOKOUT: Red Arrow Mount Whitfield's Red Arrow trail, a rainforest path that doubles as nature's stair-master. With 250 steps, the ultimate reward comes at the end – a lookout offering prime views of the Coral Sea. D I S TA N C E : 1 . 5 K M R E T U R N E L E VAT I O N : 1 0 0 M

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Tell someone where you're going and when you will be back. Take food and more water than you're used to, due to tropical conditions. Pack a Personal Beacon Locator (PBL) or satellite phone. Be sure to pack a well-equipped first aid kit. Check trail conditions and do prior research on the trail. Have a plan in place in case of injuries. Ensure you leave enough time to complete your hike in daylight. Don't deviate, stay on trails. Keep your distance from wildlife. Observe signposted swimming.

TIME: 1 HOUR GRADE: 3

FOR A REFRESHING DIP: Lake Morris Walk Savour the scenic views of Lake Morris, set against a mountainous backdrop including Lambs Head. Your journey commences at the idyllic swimming spot, Crystal Cascades, leading you through Dinden National Park to Lake Morris. D I S TA N C E : 3 K M R E T U R N TIME: 0.5 – 1 HR E L E VAT I O N : 1 0 1 M GRADE: 2

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The Tropics ON A PLATE Tropical North Queensland’s food story begins with where it is grown. From the tropical coast to the elevation of the Atherton Tablelands, the region produces an extraordinary mix of tropical fruit, coffee, dairy, beef, seafood, native ingredients and more. Across the region, growers, producers, chefs and distillers are putting those ingredients at the centre of the experience. Taste coffee where it is grown, visit dairies and farm gates on the Atherton Tablelands, seek out fresh seafood along the coast or discover native ingredients woven through contemporary menus and First Nations food experiences. The landscape changes quickly here, and so does what ends up on the plate. Ooray and Davidson plum, Tablelands beef, Mungalli dairy, locally grown coffee, tropical fruit and seafood are just some of the flavours that tell the story of Tropical North Queensland.

Outback Tasting Adventures takes you across the Atherton Tablelands to meet local producers and sample what’s grown and made here. Go direct to the source at farm gates, markets and distilleries, then follow those flavours back to the coast at restaurants along the Cairns Esplanade and Palm Cove beachfront.

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Time your visit for Tasting the Tropics, returning in April for a month-long celebration of Tropical North Queensland’s food and drink. Expect special events and experiences across the region, with previous highlights ranging from sunset cruises and gin masterclasses to seafood experiences, farm visits and menus showcasing local produce.

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S M I T H F I E L D M O U N TA I N B I K E PA R K

Just outside Cairns CBD, you will find 60km of trails ranging from easy to challenging. Explore rainforest, cross clear streams and take in Great Barrier Reef views from rugged ridges. D I S TA N C E : 7 0 M - 3 K M TIME: 5MIN- 1HR

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AT H E R T O N M O U N TA I N B I K E PA R K

Choose from 17 trails that wind through open forests, offering a rural experience for mountain biking enthusiasts. Beginners can enjoy the green trails at lower elevations, while more challenging rides await as you climb higher. D I S TA N C E : 1 0 - 3 5 K M | T I M E : 1 . 5 - 4 H R S

D AV I E S C R E E K B I K E PA R K

Here you will find single track trails, with slightly less elevation. The park has multiple trails, with Trail 1 (Gateway Loop) as the main route. You can ride parts of it or the entire loop. Be sure to enjoy a refreshing post-ride dip at nearby Davies Creek Falls. D I S TA N C E : 1 K M - 1 2 . 3 K M | T I M E : 2 H R S

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M U S G R AV E A T R A C K

This easy 6km one-way ride takes you into the dense rainforest of the Djiru National Park, just inland of Mission Beach, and has lovely swimming spots at either end. D I S TA N C E : 1 2 K M R T N | T I M E : 2 H R S

BUMP TRACK

Choose between a guided tour with Biked for local insights or ride solo from Port Douglas. This trail was once an Indigenous path connecting coastal and mountain regions. The trail winds through ancient forests, past waterfalls and finishes at beautiful Four Mile Beach. D I S TA N C E : 6 K M | T I M E : 2 H R S

M I S T Y M O U N TA I N S

Conquer Koolmoon Creek, Gorrell, and Cardwell Range tracks. These serve up rides of varying distance and difficulty, from intermediate to hard, for experienced, well-equipped riders looking for a challenge in often very isolated territory. D I S TA N C E : 1 5 K M - 4 0 K M TIME: 1.25 HRS- 2.5HRS

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Babinda Boulders, located an hour's drive south of Cairns, features an incredible emeraldhued swimming hole surrounded by rainforest and dotted with huge granite boulders. Cool off in the swimming hole, then make the most of the large picnic area and free barbecues beside the water.

Just 25 minutes from Cairns CBD, Crystal Cascades is a series of freshwater swimming holes and waterfalls tucked into the rainforest of Redlynch Valley. Follow the walking trail to the waterfall at the end, stopping for a swim in the rock pools along the way.

Hike through the rainforest on a 3.2km sealed trail to Behana Gorge. Stop along the way to cool off in the clear creek before reaching Clamshell Falls, a series of waterfalls and rock pools.

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Tucked away in the dense rainforest close to Crystal Cascades is Fairy Falls, a picturesque waterfall as magical as its name. Some rock hopping is required to reach this natural plunge pool, but the end result is more than worth it.

Story of Oolana and Dyga. Admire the swirling waters of Devil's Pool and Boulders Gorge from two easily-accessed lookouts.

JOSEPHINE FALLS

FAIRY FALLS

STONEY CREEK Local favourite Stoney Creek is an easy drive from the Cairns CBD. The track meanders through the rainforest, over a small footbridge and continues parallel along the creek with many pools offering a cool refuge on the 25-minute walk to Old Weir Falls, the final destination of your journey.

Only a short 20-minute drive from Babinda Boulders, Josephine Falls is nature’s water park, with a natural rockslide being the main attraction of these beautiful cascades. It’s an easy 600m walk to the bottom swimming hole, with wheelchair access available to the viewing platform at the top pool.

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Seasons GUIDE Cairns’ climate is one of the region’s greatest drawcards, with each season offering a different way to experience the tropics. Knowing what to expect can help you make the most of your trip.

SPRING

September- November Average Cairns temperatures: 20.5ºC / 29.5ºC Spring in the tropics feels like summer on repeat. Warm days invite swims in creeks and freshwater pools, with clear water perfect for cooling off. Across the landscape, flowers bloom and native birds flock to feed on nectar, adding sound and colour to the season. Out on the reef, calmer winds and gentle seas create some of the best boating conditions of the year. On land, the calendar fills with events from food festivals to live music and cultural celebrations giving visitors even more reasons to plan a spring escape.

SUMMER

December- February Average Cairns temperatures: 23.6ºC / 31.4ºC Summer in the tropics is a sensory extravaganza. Cool off in waterfalls, snorkel the reef, breathe in the scent of rain and watch the rainforest come alive with wildlife. Seasonal rains feed rivers and streams, filling swimming holes that are perfect on warm days. Showers are usually short-lived, giving you time to pause with a pina colada before the sun returns for more beach weather. It’s also the season of abundance, with local markets offering mangoes, lychees and a wide range of tropical fruits. Summer here is about slowing down, enjoying the rhythm of the tropics and making the most of nature at its peak.

From top left to bottom right: Mackay Cay, Clifton Beach, Rusty's Markets produce, Cairns Botanic Gardens

AUTUMN

WINTER

March- May Average Cairns temperatures: 21.6ºC / 29.2ºC

June- August Average Cairns temperatures: 17.5ºC / 26.2ºC

As summer rains transform Tropical North Queensland into a green wonderland, autumn carries the season forward with landscapes full of life. Rivers run high, waterfalls are at their most powerful and rainforest walks reveal nature at its brightest. This season is ideal for pairing relaxation with adventure. Settle into a rainforest retreat, join a white-water rafting trip, or soak up the scenery. It’s also a great time for mountain biking, with cooler mornings and scenic trails to explore. In the tropics, autumn isn’t about falling leaves, it’s about thriving life.

While much of Australia shivers through winter, Tropical North Queensland stays warm and inviting. Expect clear skies, low humidity and daytime temperatures consistently in the mid-20s, perfect for exploring the outdoors. Winter is an ideal time for hiking trails, chasing waterfalls and planning unforgettable bucketlist road trips across the region. The calm seas of the season also bring the chance to swim with dwarf minke whales, go whale watching, join a reef tour, take in one of city's many events or enjoy Cairns' northern beaches.

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TRAVEL GUIDE Discover experiences designed for every traveller and every level of accessibility. Stay in Queensland’s most accessible accommodation, roll onto wheelchair-friendly beaches, or explore the reef with the help of custom hydraulic lifts. Find more accessible travel content

TOURS Skyrail Rainforest Cableway is proudly inclusive. The cableway can be slowed or stopped to allow for easy access onto and off the gondolas, while ramps provide wheelchair access to all areas. Explore the reef with Quicksilver. Its pontoon boasts a hydraulic lift for easy water access, allowing guests with limited mobility to snorkel while seated and enjoy the fish feeding spectacle. Marlin Coast Diving offers DDIbased certification courses. It aims to be a centre of excellence for accessible diving, enabling those with disabilities to enjoy scuba diving. Fitzroy Island, an scenic National Park, lies just a 45-minute boat ride away from Cairns. Whether you're planning a day excursion or an extended stay, accessible accommodation options are on offer.

CAIRNS CITY A swim in the Cairns Esplanade Lagoon comes with level access and a variety of water depths, making it a great swimming option for all abilities. Accessible change and bathroom facilities are available. Explore the reef and rainforest at Cairns Aquarium, a fully accessible attraction with elevators, ramps, accessible bathrooms and wheelchairs available for hire. Service and guide dogs are also welcome. Just outside the city lies Cairns Botanic Gardens. Most parts

of the gardens, including the Conservatory, Aboriginal Plant Use Garden and Spice Garden, offer full wheelchair accessibility.

bathrooms, private courtyards, lowered mini-bars, and accessible pool facilities, including a spa and wading area.

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Shangri-La the Marina Cairns is nestled in the city's waterfront dining area, positioned between Marlin Marina and the Coral Sea. It offers four accessible guest rooms, including two superior rooms on upper floors with elevator access.

Palm Cove offers golden sands lined with palms and is fully accessible, with sand cruiser beach wheelchairs available free of charge from the lifeguard tower during designated hours. Kuranda Village offers a full day of exploring with cafes, markets, and accessible attractions, including the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, Birdworld Kuranda and Rainforestation Nature Park. Get up close to large tanks, combat equipment and more at the Australian Armour and Artillery Museum, which offers level access throughout. Check out Babinda Boulders, a popular swimming spot with wheelchair access and a sealed track.

ACCOMMODATION Spinal Life's Healthy Living Centre on the Cairns Esplanade offers premium accessible accommodation with amenities like ceiling hoists, adjustable beds and spacious bathrooms. For a tropical oasis in the city centre head to the Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort. It features three accessible rooms, ample parking, and easy access to its facilities and restaurant, Moku Bar & Grill. Service and guide dogs are also welcome. DoubleTree by Hilton Cairns is a beautiful ocean-front property where you will find two interconnecting ground-floor accessible rooms with spacious

Crystalbrook Riley offers a relaxed resort stay on the northern end of the Cairns Esplanade, just moments from the level waterfront boardwalk. With accessible rooms, elevator access and inviting spaces to unwind, it’s a comfortable base for exploring the Esplanade, dining nearby and enjoying the hotel’s lagoon-style pool area.

BEACH ACCOMMODATION For beachfront luxury head to The Reef House Adults Retreat located in Palm Cove. The resort entrance features a wide accessible ramp. Although the reception desk does not have a lowered section, staff are always on hand to assist. The accessible room is conveniently located on the lower ground floor.

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Want your time in the tropics to be as carefree as possible? Out There Travel Care offers tour companions and do the groundwork to ensure your tour is as accessible as possible.

Mini road trips FROM CAIRNS

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CAIRNS TO THE WAT E R FA L L C I R C U I T

What do you get when you have high altitude, mountains and rocky outcrops? Find your answer on the aptly-named Waterfall Circuit that lures travellers inland. Hit the road to the Atherton Tablelands and follow the signs to Millaa Millaa Falls, which is straight out of a fairytale. Make time for a delicious detour to Mungalli Creek Dairy, where farmhouse treats, biodynamic dairy products and rolling Tablelands views make a sweet stop between waterfalls. Then drive 10-minutes to the beautiful Zillie Falls and take in the tumbling waters from a viewing platform. Complete your waterfall hopping with a refreshing dip at Ellinjaa Falls.

C A I R N S T O E T T Y B AY Point your GPS south. Just an easy 90-minute drive south of Cairns, near the charming art deco town of Innisfail, you will find the stunning Etty Bay. This beach is no ordinary spot – it's a scenic masterpiece. But what truly steals the spotlight? The elusive Southern cassowaries that practically rule the beachfront. Keep your eyes peeled for these magnificent birds – your chances are pretty darn good! Grab some picnic supplies from the famous Oliveri's Continental Deli or head to Innisfail Seafood for a fresh and delicious catch, straight from the ocean to your fork. And don't miss Paronella Park for a dose of enchanting love stories. It's nature's runway in action.

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Finish your day at Mission Beach, a laid-back coastal gem made for outdoor lovers. Wander along unspoilt beaches and you may see a cassowary in the nearby rainforest.

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Welcome to one of Australia's most scenic drives. Head north from Cairns and fuel up with brunch at Palm Cove. Continue along the palm-fringed highway, beach-hopping your way along sandy stretches and tiny coves until you reach Port Douglas. Peruse the boutiques, taste your way through enticing eateries or kick up your feet in one of the high-end resorts. Make your way to Mossman Gorge to explore the ancient rainforest with a Kuku Yalanji guide. Continue to the Daintree River and hop on a boat cruise to search for a crocodile. Cross the river and wind your way through the rainforest to Cape Tribulation, stopping off to wander through the ancient rainforest on boardwalks and roam beaches where the rainforest meets the reef.

C A I R N S T O C H I L L AG O E Depart Cairns for a journey to Mareeba's arid landscapes, then on to Chillagoe's rocky marvels. Climb the Kuranda Range to a quaint rainforest village, with a detour to Birdworld and Kuranda Koala Gardens for wildlife wonders. Press on to Mareeba. Pop by Skybury Coffee, dip into Emerald Creek Falls, and chill with ice cream from Emerald Creek Ice-Creamery. Head inland to Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park, or let Billy Tea Safaris lead the way on a fullday tour through Chillagoe Caves, Granite Gorge and other Tropical North Queensland highlights. Explore three grand caves with a guide, and three more at your own pace. Delve into history at Chillagoe Smelters, watch the sunset by Balancing Rock, and if staying overnight, stargazing is a must.

From top left to right: Millaa Millaa Falls, Great Barrier Reef Drive, Etty Bay beach, Balancing Rock, Chillagoe.

CELEBRATING

arts & culture Cairns' art scene mirrors the rich colours of Tropical North Queensland. The city is a hub for diverse artistic expression, from traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art to modern styles. Beyond its home-grown talent, Cairns also draws a considerable share of global events, exhibitions and music performances to its distinctive venues.

MUNRO MARTIN PARKLANDS Munro Martin Parklands brings live performance to the tropics, with an outdoor stage surrounded by gardens, vine-covered pergolas and open lawns. Pack a picnic and settle in for everything from symphonies and ballet to contemporary music and live concerts under the stars. When there’s nothing on stage, the inner-city parklands are open to explore during the day, except on ticketed event days.

CAIRNS PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE Adjacent to Munro Martin Parklands, Cairns Performing Arts Centre offers a range of touring and local shows with state‑of‑the‑art facilities. The venue also features a collection of local Indigenous art, including the impressive sculptural Rainforest Bagu, based on the traditional fire making implements of the Girringun people (south of Cairns).

CAIRNS ART GALLERY, THE COURT HOUSE GALLERY & MULGRAVE ART GALLERY If you're wandering through the CBD and spot three beautifully preserved heritage buildings side‑by‑side, be sure to venture inside. These galleries offer a curated program of exhibitions, events and collections celebrating the unique heritage and living culture of Tropical North Queensland.

CAIRNS MUSEUM Cairns Museum’s incredible collection holds the secrets and memories of the people, places, events and changing environment of the region. It features five galleries with accounts of the Bama Traditional Owners, the sugar cane industry, tourism development and more.

NORTHSITE CONTEMPORARY ARTS NorthSite Contemporary Arts is a leading art gallery and studio, representing artists from across Tropical North Queensland. The NorthSite Store offers locally sourced, high quality fine art prints, unique jewellery, paintings, objects and publications.

TANKS ARTS CENTRE "The Tanks" is an iconic and innovative contemporary arts facility housed in three converted World War II naval oil storage tanks, and set amid the lush backdrop of the Cairns Botanic Gardens precinct. Many locals claim it as their favourite venue to catch a gig, made extra special by occasional post‑gig performances by local acts in the art gallery space. The gallery is open daily, while the performance space is only open for events.

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Cairns Urban Walking Tours host informative historical and street art tours of Cairns CBD

CAIRNS INDIGENOUS ART FAIR

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EVENTS GUIDE HEATWAVE: FEBRUARY The region's newest LGBTQIA+ festival brings a three-day celebration of pride and community to Tropical North Queensland.

TASTING THE TROPICS: APRIL Tasting the Tropics is Tropical North Queensland’s celebration of local food and drink, bringing chefs, producers and agritourism experiences together across the region in April 2027.

PORT DOUGLAS CARNIVALE: MAY Port Douglas Carnivale including Savannah Sounds is a three-day tropical celebration of food, fun and entertainment.

IRONMAN: JUNE The world’s best Ironman event takes in world heritage-listed rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef as part of this three-day event.

CAIRNS MARATHON FESTIVAL: JULY Run the Cairns Esplanade with events for everyone, from marathon runners to families and fun runners.

CAIRNS INDIGENOUS ART FAIR: JULY One of Australia’s premier Indigenous art events showcasing an ethical art market, fashion shows, dance and music events.

CAIRNS ITALIAN FESTIVAL: JULY - AUGUST Celebrating the region's rich Italian history, enjoy 10 days of food, wine, song, dance and entertainment.

TASTE PORT DOUGLAS: AUGUST Premier foodie festival celebrating world class chefs, inspiring food, beverages, culinary and wine masterclasses.

CAIRNS FESTIVAL: AUGUST Cairns Festival is the city’s annual celebration of art, music and community, filling streets and stages with 10 days of performances, parades and family events.

CAIRNS SUPER CARNIVAL: AUGUST Three days of fashion, glamour, food, and entertainment built around two days of high stakes horse racing.

SAVANNAH IN THE ROUND: OCTOBER A four-day festival in Mareeba, combining country music, camping and outback hospitality with performances from top Australian and international artists. More events: Feast of the Senses: March | Cairns Children’s Festival: May | AusArmourfest: August | Japanese Bon Festival: August | Babinda Harvest Festival: September | Run Port Douglas: September | Yarrabah Music & Cultural Festival: October | Port Shorts Film Festival: October

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