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Can you free camp in Daintree?
Just remember FREE CAMPING is prohibited in the Daintree National Park and may end up costing you more money in fines.
Can you take a campervan to Cape Tribulation?
You will need to board the Daintree Ferry to get to Cape Tribulation. The ferry runs every day 5am – midnight, tickets can be purchased on arrival. There is no need to book just arrive and wait in the que. Caravans, trailers and boats can all be easily taken on the ferry.
Can you camp in Daintree?
Camping in Daintree Camping is only available in the Cape Tribulation section of Daintree National Park (CYPAL), at Noah Beach camping area. There is no camping permitted along the Manjal Jimalji (Devils Thumb) trail, the Mount Sorrow ridge trail, or anywhere else in Daintree National Park (CYPAL).
Can you drive on the beach at Cape Tribulation?
Road Conditions. The road is fully sealed all the way to Cape Trib Beach House – a 4WD vehicle is NOT required. Please adhere to road signs and speed limits as the area is home to a number of endangered species.
Can you take a caravan to the Daintree?
Camping and caravan accommodation can be found at a range of locations in the Daintree – absolute beach front sites, rainforest sites, and along the Daintree River at Daintree Village, – with a range of camping options including tents, RVs, campervans, caravans, cabins, powered and unpowered sites.
How do you get to the Daintree Blue Hole?
Bypass Port Douglas and head towards Mossman, go straight through Mossman and follow the main road for around an hour before you turn off to the right and head for the Daintree River ferry. The Daintree River ferry charges for most motor vehicles $14 one-way or $25 return.
What is the road like from Port Douglas to Cape Tribulation?
Port Douglas is only one and a half hours south of Cape Tribulation, so it is an easy drive. Make sure that the road is open – this is the wet season and some of the causeways may be flooded.
Do you need a 4WD for Cape Tribulation?
As mentioned you don’t need a 4WD if you are only driving to Cape Tribulation. You do however need one if you are driving further along from CT along the Bloomfield Track.
Is it worth visiting Cape Tribulation?
Not just Cape Tribulation itself makes it worth a visit. The road to it is already incredible and an absolutely must-do on your Australia bucket list!
Do I need a 4WD to get to Cape Tribulation?
Can you swim at Daintree Blue Hole?
The Blue Hole is a popular swimming spot just an hour north of Cairns in the Daintree surrounded by lush rainforest. The swimming hole’s water is an incredible bright blue – making it a spot where tourists love to get snaps for their social media.
Can you swim in Daintree forest?
Yes! And there are some awesome swimming spots in the Daintree Rainforest for you to explore! Sure, there are some beautiful beaches nearby but sometimes you just want to jump into a river or lake.
Is it worth staying in Cape Tribulation?
Surrounded by ancient rainforest and steeped in both Aboriginal and European history, Cape Tribulation is a beautiful place to explore. Visit the long, sandy beaches and bays, watch for crocodiles along the rivers, or hike along boardwalks and immerse yourself in the nature of the Daintree.
Is it worth the drive to Cape Tribulation?
What is so good about Cape Tribulation?
Cape Tribulation is a significant UNESCO World Heritage-listed site where the Daintree Rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef. As the highway meanders north through the Alexandra Ranges, roadside signs promise tourists an exceptional experience and the winding roads and stunning beaches certainly deliver.
Why are there no crocs in Mossman Gorge?
As cold-blooded reptiles, crocodiles prefer warm water and will avoid cold and fast-flowing waterways. Popular swimming spots such as Mossman Gorge are considered safe from saltwater crocodiles, with the staff monitoring the region throughout the year to know the whereabouts of the local crocs.