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Cairns CBD.
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Just 15 minutes
from Cairns |
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10 minutes from
the international airport |
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Close to
international Golf Courses |
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Regular bus
service to Cairns |
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All Tours pick
up and return to the door |
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Safe swimming
all year round |
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Restaurants
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There
are so many natural wonders in this region as well as many man made
activities. The lagoon on the Cairns Esplanade is always full of people
enjoying this wonderfull space, just a bit further on we have Muddies
playground for for the kiddies with lots of water spouts etc and a skate
park just a bit further on. The region has many walking trails from
easy to extreme, you can cruise to The Great Barrier Reef on the latest
Catamerans with sophisticated pontoons or you can travel with smaller
craft.The adrenalin seekers are catered for with white water rafting,
bungy jumping, cable skiing, the area is renowned for its many fishing
oportunities from estuary to chasing the black marlin.
With so much to see and do in tropical North
Queensland - Take advantage of our extensive local knowledge
and personalized free booking service to make your holiday a
dream come true.
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Visit Mossman
gorge or swim with the turtles.
Spectacular
Barron Falls.
CAIRNS
NORTHERN BEACHES, each with its own identity.
MACHANS
BEACH is the first of the northern beaches and is a great spot for fishing.
HOLLOWAYS BEACH is just 10km from the Cairns CBD with a long palm fringed
beach, a grassy area complete with BBQ facilities and it even has a
restaurant and café right on the beach. Holloways beach has a
stingers net for safer swimming. There are many luxury holiday houses
available as well as holiday apartments. It is a favorite fishing spot
amongst the locals.
YORKEYS KNOB also has a long flat beach making it ideal for wind &
kite surfing. It has a golf course, stinger net and a marina with restaurant
over the water making it a great location to watch the sun go down.
TRINITY BEACH has a range of holiday apartments, restaurants and a hotel
on the beach, with ample grassed areas, stinger net and BBQ facilities
it is very popular with families.
CLIFTON and KEWARRA BEACHES are popular locals beaches.
PALM COVE has its own jetty, many luxury resorts and is the spa capitol
of Australia. You will find boutiques and many of the north's finest
restaurants.
ELLIS BEACH has a wide sandy beach, camping facilities, a surf lifesaving
club, plus a bar & grill across from the beach, a great place to
sit and watch the waves roll in.
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Sail through
the rainforest.
Home
to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest the Cairns region
is one of the worlds great holiday and adventure destinations.
Experience the sheer exhilaration of whitewater rafting, horse riding,
sky-diving, hot air ballooning or take a food tour on the Atherton Tablelands.
The area has many pristine water holes, waterfalls and Cape York has many
four-wheel drive opportunities.
Tropical North Queensland is internationally recognized as a top destination
for birdwatchers from all over the globe. More than half of Australia's
bird species are found in the region including the second largest bird
in Australia, the cassowary, which is only found in Tropical North Queensland.
The largest natural feature on earth, the Great Barrier Reef is more than
2300km long from the northern tip of Queensland to just north of Bundaberg,
with more than 2900 reefs, 600 continental islands, 71 coral islands and
300 coral cays the Great Barrier Reef is widely regarded as one of the
world's most important natural assets and is managed by the Great Barrier
Reef Marine Park Authority, carefully managing recreational use, commercial
use, scientific and preservation issues.
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park is home to 1500 species of fish and
covers an area of 348,000sq km, which is larger than the total area of
the United Kingdom.
Whether you choose to dive, snorkel, view from an underwater observatory
or semi-submersible, the Great Barrier Reef will leave you amazed at the
collection of unique and rare corals and endangered species of fish. At
selected locations you can even walk on the bottom of the ocean floor
using a Sea Walker helmet.
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