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Some of the most popular activities include –

(All prices quoted are Australian dollars)

Cape Tribulation Sea Kayaking Tours has morning and afternoon tours daily. The tour is designed with leisure and enjoyment in mind. We kayak with the wind behind us around the magnificent Cape Tribulation headland and into Cape Tribulation bay. A tropical gourmet complete with fresh coconuts is offered for morning/afternoon tea. The kayak tour finishes at Cape Trib Beach House where you will be met by a vehicle and delivered back to your accommodation. This tour is value at only $45 per person, 20% discount for children between 8 and 14 years.

Sea kayaking allows you to take in the natural beauty from a completely different perspective, seeing the amazing marine life, fringing coral reefs and World Heritage Daintree National Park.

We can also design your own special sea kayaking trip for this area with or without a guide (sea kayaking experience necessary if without a guide). Dry hire of kayaks is available from Cape Tribulation Camping and Myall Beach.

The "Afternoon Delight" sea kayak is an amazing way to watch the sun set over the mountains surrounding Cape Trib. You can take in the full glory of the sky and the Cape, as well as an ideal opportunity to spot turtles and dolphins as they feed at the end of the day. This is a beautiful cool, and peaceful time of day to be on the water.

What to bring: Swimsuit, hat, sunglasses, water, sunscreen, camera, shorts & t-shirt if desired.

We provide: Pick-ups from your accommodation, tuition, lifevests, dry bags for clothes and camera, stinger suits (in season) and refreshments.

If the weather conditions are not suitable for the kayak trip, a full refund will be issued.

Reef Trips, 2 boats depart daily from Cape Tribulation. See spectacular tropical fish and the wonderful colours of coral on the Great Barrier Reef.
We are closer to the reef than most areas along its entire length so travelling time is shorter making for more diving and snorkelling. Remember if you are an accredited SCUBA diver to bring your certification. Rates start at $110 for snorkeling.

Horse Riding through the jungle or along the beach is a great way to experience nature at her most beautiful - $85 per person, both morning and afternoon trips are available. (All horses run on unleaded grass and are fitted with cataclysmic converters for low exhaust emission).

Day and Night guided jungle walks through the wet tropics wilderness and crocodile spotting night walks provide a wonderful learning experience and some great opportunities to photograph unique flora and fauna. Learn about the plants and trees; some thousands of years old, the animals, snakes and forest dragons and the history and ecology of the world’s most ancient living rainforest which is estimated to be over 110 million years old. Day walks from $34 and night walks from $30.

Four Wheel Drive/4wd safaris through the Daintree / Cape Tribulation National Park - $75 per person. Adventure tours are also available to the beautiful Bloomfield Falls and to historic Cooktown over the remote Bloomfield Track.

Reef Fishing – half day costs $120 and a full day trip costs $165.

Exotic Fruit tasting with expert commentary about rare tropical fruits you probably won’t see in the supermarket - $15.

Jungle Surfing Canopy Tours - $75.

Push Bike Hire is a great way to see this region at your own pace - $11 for a half day and $16 for a full day.

Or you can take in one of the many free activities –

Conquer Mt Sorrow – this serious self-guided bush walking tour of pristine rainforest will take at least 5 hours. For your personal safety it is important to let reception know if you intend to do this walk.

Dubuji Boardwalk located next door along the beach to Cape Tribulation Camping and is 1.2 kms in length. This walk will teach you about the rainforest and will take about an hour.

Swim in crystal clear streams and waterholes at Masons or Emmagen Creek where you can swim alongside jungle perch and freshwater baby turtles. As with all swimming in the area seek advice from someone who can tell you where to swim in safety. Crocodiles are found in creeks and estuaries near the river mouth and in our warmer months the marine stingers are active.

Free acitivities on the beach include Beach Volleyball, Pilates, and there is free Salsa Dancing Classes at PK's Jungle Bar.

Cape Trib headland lookout and board-walk provides some breathtaking views of the Coral Sea and beach.

The Bat House Environmental Centre is a great way to learn about bats and the area.

Local artists display wonderful crafts inspired by the rainforest and the reef at the Dragonfly Gallery Café.

OR Simply relax on the beach and finish that book.

Please remember this region is a sanctuary so we hope you will leave only your footprints in the sand. The removal of shells, coral and native vegetation is not permitted.

Domestic animals can be a threat to the wildlife and although we love animals they are not permitted.