Excellent trip We had an excellent guide and we got what we were promised. The train ride was the best but did enjoy the walking through the wetlands and also we enjoyed the mouthwatering lunch . Overall we had a great experience and would recommend others about this tour.
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Kuranda Scenic Railway one way journey
- EXCLUSIVE Make Travel Matter® experience at Din Din, Barron Falls with Djabugay cultural guide
- Cattana Wetlands Driver Guided Walk
- Lunch including Coffee and Coffee Liqueur Tasting at Skybury Coffee Plantation
- Morning Refreshment and afternoon Ice Cream tasting
- All Fees and Taxes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Experienced Driver Guide
Excludes
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- Pickup is available from various Cairns, Palm Cove and Port Douglas hotels - please contact the operator after booking, to request pickup from your accommodation.
Itinerary
Learn about the remarkable transformation from sugar cane farm and sand mining quarry, to stunning 80ha wetlands on a driver guided walk. Enjoy the tranquility and reflective beauty of Jabiru Lake, pass through the heart of remnant Feather Palm Forest and gain insights into the unique flora and fauna that inhabit this area.
Locally known as Din Din, discover magnificent Barron Falls with a Djabugay cultural guide. This EXCLUSIVE Make Travel Matter® experience provides a unique insight into the connection between the Djabugay Aboriginal People and this stunning natural feature of the Barron Gorge National Park.
Savour a delicious lunch, coffee and coffee liqueur tasting at Skybury, Australia's oldest coffee plantation.
Kuranda Scenic Railway: take in the views of the magnificent Barron Gorge National Park as you journey on this famous railway, travelling through 15 tunnels and over 37 bridges between Kuranda Village to Freshwater Station!
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Reviews
The scenic railway was very good, everything else a waste of money and time. The guide was poor, and starting to sell calendars for orangutangs in Borneo, while in itself a good cause, is not ok on a tour in Australia with so many local endangered animals. There was nothing to see and paying that amount of money to be driven around for lunch and ice cream and to a waterfall where the train anyway stopped at the same viewing was just disappointing.
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