Wooroonooran National Park Tour

You will be picked up from your hotels in Cairns/ Northern Beaches for Wooroonooran National Park Tour.

Highlights of the tour are below:
Kuranda Rainforestation Wildlife Park: An exciting new attraction added in 1996 to Rainforestation Nature Park allowing visitors to experience another facet of Australia. People can wander with our experienced guide in a private environment as the park will be open earlier for our customers. A series of elevated boardwalks provide close-up uninterrupted views of the Australian animals and reptiles. Handfeed the free roaming kangaroos and wallabies in the landscaped gardens, observe the carnivorous tiger quoll, the endangered cassowary, huge crocodiles, see wombats and view local snakes and other reptiles. The tour of the Wildlife Park provides an in depth summary of all our native animal species and describes the quirky traits of the individual animals themselves.

Curtain Fig Tree:
Is one of the largest trees in the Tropical North Queensland and one of the best known attractions on Atherton Tableland. This is one of the most amazing trees you will see. It is a picture of a century of natural history a unique example of nature's unpredictability and power. A wooden boardwalk surrounds the tree so people can admire it and take photos from any angle.

Platypus viewing at the Australian Platypus Park Tarzali:
The Australian Platypus Park is home to a thriving platypus population. These wonderful creatures can be found in a spring fed pond surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. Only around 2% of people who come to Australia and only around 8 % of Australians have seen a platypus in the wild: enjoy a one in a lifetime experience.

Mamu Canopy Walk:
Experience one of Australia's grandest man-made structures in a natural environment. With its combination of a canopy walk high in the tree tops, an observation tower and viewing decks. Take in the exhilarating vistas of the Johnstone River gorge and amazing surrounding World Heritage landscapes.

Lunch at Mamu Rainforest:
This is the perfect venue for a luxurious picnic in the rainforest. A refreshing buffet will be set up providing a choice of several salads, chicken, cheese, ham and an abundance of cut fruits. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee or tea surrounded by the luxurious flora and the tropical local fauna.

Josephine Falls:
Is a secluded freshwater swimming hole, located at the foot of Queensland's tallest mountain, Mt. Bartle Frere (1622m). A series of waterfalls flow into large pools surrounded by boulders, rainforest trees hang over the water, keeping it cool and refreshing. We take a short walk to a series of dramatic cascading waterfalls.

Babinda Boulders:
We walk along a rainforest path to the magnificent, breath taking granite gorge created over millions of years. It lies in the valley between the 2 highest mountains in QLD. Listen to the ancient Aboriginal legend about the creation of the Boulders. Learn about the evolution of one of the World's oldest rainforests. Swim in cool crystal waters with fish and turtles. Relax in the sun under an ancient rainforest tree.