Top Port Douglas Tours by Duration - page 2

The Daintree Rainforest is the oldest continual living Rainforest in the world, and this is your opportunity to truly discover this World Heritage Listed area in a small group and with your personal tour guide.

Explore the fascinating underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef on a full-day sailing catamaran cruise to Low Isles. Snorkel straight from the beach on this beautiful coral cay known for its resident population of green sea turtles. View coral gardens and tropical marine life on a glass-bottom boat tour, explore the tropical on a guided nature walk and relax on the pristine, sandy beaches. The fun-filled day at sea includes a buffet lunch, morning and afternoon tea

Enjoy a day in the pristine surroundings of Daintree Rainforest on this small-group walking and boating tour. Hike through lush forest glades and a creekside valley and take a refreshing swim under a secluded waterfall. After a delicious lunch, cruise through the Daintree River on a solar-powered boat in search of crocodiles and other native wildlife.

Marvel over colorful corals and schools of tropical fish on this half-day tour of the Great Barrier Reef from Port Douglas. Set sail for a thrilling cruise around the Low Isles by luxury catamaran, including a delicious afternoon tea served onboard. Enjoy free time to swim or snorkel at the beaches or join a guided snorkeling tour or glass-bottom boat cruise, and learn more about the reef’s myriad sea life. This cruise is limited to 33 passengers and includes hotel pick-up and snorkeling gear.

Your adventure begins at 8:00 AM with a hotel pick-up. With only 20 guests, enjoy a personal and informative tour as we head to Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures, arriving by 8:50 AM. Take a boat cruise on Hartley’s Lagoon to witness thrilling crocodile feeding, followed by free time to explore the park's wildlife, including koalas, kangaroos, and more. At 11:30 AM, your guide will pick you up for a journey up to Kuranda winding through the rainforest and board the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway loop to Barron Falls Not the full trip. We will meet you at the terminal and transfer you up to the Kuranda village, explore its vibrant markets, galleries, shops and cafes, or opt for the wildlife experiences. Free entry to the Butterfly Sanctuary is included. At 3:30 PM, board the Kuranda Scenic Railway for a scenic trip through the rainforest, past waterfalls and through tunnels. End your day with a sunset stroll along Palm Cove’s beach, enjoying a drink before returning to Port Douglas at dusk.

Explore the charming village of Kuranda and the World Heritage rain forests of Tropical North Queensland on this full-day adventure from Port Douglas. Chug past waterfall-studded gorges with a ride on the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway, and glide above the treetops from a gondola on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. Customize your day with the choice of many different activities, including a visit to Tjupakai Aboriginal Cultural Park, guided nature tours at Rainforestation Nature Park, and memorable observation experiences of koalas and exotic birds.

Get insight into the local indigenous culture as you visit Kuku Yalanji country with your Aboriginal guide. On this full-day tour, explore the country between Port Douglas and Cape Tribulation, spending most of your time within Daintree National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about traditional Aboriginal practices, such as identifying plants, bush foods, and medicines, and swim in a freshwater stream before returning to your accommodations.

Hop aboard the high-speed catamaran and enjoy more time to spend scuba diving and snorkeling the outer Great Barrier Reef. This dive cruise from Port Douglas provides beginning and certified divers access to three different dive sites along the Agincourt Ribbon Reef. Bonus: you might swim in the natural habitat of seasonal dwarf minke whales. Lunch is provided.

Join us on an ultimate 2-day adventure through Tropical North Queensland, departing from Cairns. Start your day with a Welcome to Country and Smoke Ceremony at Mossman Gorge, before embarking on a scenic Daintree River wildlife cruise, keeping an eye out for crocodiles and other wildlife in their natural habitat. Spend the night in Cape Tribulation at a comfortable safari lodge. Choose from optional extras - zipline through the rainforest canopy of Cape Tribulation or dive into the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef with a guided snorkeling tour. This adventure combines wildlife, culture, and tropical exploration for an unforgettable overnight experience. Your final stop of the day is at the Daintree Ice Cream Co. where you will be able to try some locally made delicious ice cream flavours (available at own cost), before making your way back to your accommodation in Cairns. Shared Room with Shared Bathroom - maximum 4 per room Private Room with Ensuite - minimum 2 guests

Experience the majesty of the Daintree National Park from above and below on this full-day ziplining and wildlife-spotting boat trip tour of Cape Tribulation from Port Douglas. A great way to discover some of the highlights of the region in just one day, this fun-filled group tour includes all your transport, as well as plenty of action and adventure, stunning sightseeing stops, and delicious food.

Go beyond the typical tours and learn more about the Kuku Yalanji people of Northern Queensland on this half-day tour with a local Aboriginal guide. Take a guided walk through the Daintree Rainforest, sample bush tucker, collect shellfish the traditional way, and learn about Kuku Yalanji medicine and hunting practices. This is an intimate small-group tour, so there will be opportunities to ask questions.

This tour is so much more than a tasting tour! A full day exploring this diverse region heading west of Cairns is a plateau rising from 400 metres to 1200 metres above sea level on the Great Dividing Range, the Atherton Tablelands. Offering a full comprehensive guided tour visiting ten different locations in one day. We offer an interactive tour with wildlife, nature, history, culture and food. Our guide's experience and knowledge within the Wet Tropics Region deliver interesting and fascinating facts on tour. The tours are personable and intimate enhancing every traveler's experience. Visiting a number of National Parks, local produces, a nature park, and waterfalls while traversing across some of the most scenic natural landscapes in Far North Queensland. We travel in a comfortable modern Toyota Hiace. Please be sure to specify any special requirements for mobility and dietary as we will always do our best to accommodate all our passengers.

Cruise to Green Island from Cairns and find a tropical paradise on the Great Barrier Reef. You'll spend either four or five hours at Green Island, with plenty of time to snorkel or tour the reef on a glass-bottom boat or view coral from a semi-submersible submarine.

Seeing the Atherton Tablelands' rainforest, wetlands, and waterfalls in one sweep isn't possible from the ground. Drift over them by hot-air balloon from Cairns instead, taking in the bush, the ranges, and the wildlife below as the light comes up. Your pilot points out the landscape's geology and history along the way, so you get the story behind what you're looking at, not just the view.

Jalun and Bubu Dreaming is a full‑day cultural journey across Kuku Yalanji Country, guided by Traditional Custodians. Begin with a Smoking and Grounding Ceremony before exploring Cooya Beach and hearing Dreamtime creation stories. Visit Mossman Gorge to learn about sacred rainforest places and truth‑telling around post‑colonisation history. Continue to Whyanbeel Valley to see traditional stone axe and weapon‑making grounds, then to Rocky Point to discover ancient fish traps shaped by tidal knowledge. Travel through the Daintree region identifying bush tuka and medijin plants, finishing at Cape Kimberley and Cape Tribulation where rainforest meets reef. A powerful cultural immersion connecting you to land, sea and story.

A cruise along Port Douglas provides a quintessential Australian experience, including the chance to spot crocodiles in their natural environment. Make yourself at home in this uniquely Australian habitat, spot some of the historic buildings along the Port Douglas shoreline and seize on the opportunity to meet an Australian croc in its real-life habitat.

Get ready for a day filled with natural wonders, cultural discovery and great food as you embark on a guided Waterfall, Wetlands and Kuranda Scenic Rail adventure from Cairns! Embrace the tranquility of Cattana Wetlands as you meander through the enchanting feather palm forest and past reflective Jabiru Lake, on a driver-guided walk. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature as you witness the awe-inspiring Barron Falls, guided by a Djabugay cultural ranger who will share knowledge on this Make Travel Matter® experience. Indulge in a tasty lunch, coffee and coffee liqueur tasting at Skybury Coffee plantation and delight your tastebuds again, at Emerald Creek Ice Creamery where you can savour the most heavenly locally produced ice cream creations. To complete your day board the historic Kuranda Scenic Rail. Pass through 15 tunnels, over 37 bridges and past cascading waterfalls, as you wind through the stunning Barron Gorge National Park.

Indulge in a day of gourmet delights with this multi-award-winning food and wine tour from Port Douglas. Taste local specialties, including tropical breakfast, seasonal fruits, macadamia nuts, kangaroo, crocodile, and more. Visit iconic spots like the Emerald Creek Ice Creamery, Platypus Park, and Mt Uncle Distillery. With 7 unique stops, enjoy small tastings of wine, liqueurs, and spirits, all while exploring the lush Atherton Tablelands.

Marvel over the lush landscapes of the Kuranda rainforest from above on an exciting full-day tour from Port Douglas, including hotel pick-up. After exploring the handicraft markets and art galleries of Kuranda village, choose from a range of activities including a thrilling ride on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway and Scenic Train. If that’s still not enough fun for one day, tag on a visit to Hartley's Crocodile Park, Tjapukai Aboriginal cultural park or the Wildlife Habitat Kuranda. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, ensuring a personalised experience.

Ride to the Low Isles on this Great Barrier Reef sailing and snorkeling cruise from Port Douglas. You'll enjoy a full day relaxing on white-sand beaches, snorkeling and sailing the reef in a glass-bottom boat. With an expert marine biologist as your guide, explore pristine tropical waters filled with marine life. You're served a buffet lunch by an attentive crew aboard a luxury catamaran, limited to 33 passengers.

Explore Northern Queensland’s natural beauty on a full-day tour of Cape Tribulation and the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Daintree Rainforest from Cairns. Start the day spotting koalas, kangaroos, and crocodiles at a wildlife park in Port Douglas, then head to Cape Tribulation beach. Take a guided hike through the rainforest, looking out for native birds such as cassowaries. End with a cruise on the Daintree River and perhaps spy wild crocodiles.

Watch the sunset from the deck of a luxury catamaran on a relaxing evening cruise from Port Douglas. Admire the coastline during golden hour for epic photos, and enjoy being outside when temperatures have cooled. Your captain steers your vessel to prime viewpoints for watching the sunset and the Coral Sea, the Low Isles, and the gorgeous coastline around Port Douglas.

Hike to an exclusive waterfall in the Daintree Rainforest that only this tour can access. Join a small group for a gourmet, chef-cooked lunch and a local tropical fruit tasting in the rainforest before hiking through the lush jungle to a pristine waterfall where you can swim in the sparkling-clean water.

Spend the day with an Aboriginal guide and learn about the culturally significant areas of the Kuku Yalanji people that you would miss on your own. During this small-group guided walk, gain an understanding about the environment, as well as the foods and medicines utilized from nature. Sample some bush tucker (also called 'bush food'), collect shellfish, and try traditional Aboriginal hunting practices including spear throwing.