11 days
$AUD 450 per day
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Travel the beautiful Cape York Peninsular with Australian Guides who have over 20 years experience and knowledge of the region. To stand at the most northerly point of Australia is a dream of many who enjoy travelling to remote areas. Cape York is an area of Australia untamed and with a colourful history of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander occupation, exploration and mining. The area has a diverse range of scenery, flora and fauna making this Cape York Tours Safari a birdwatchers paradise as well as a region of secluded beaches and rugged remote beauty.
Highlights
* Please note children over 9 years of age accompanied with an adult may participate in this tour
- SEISIA ‚TIP. Your tour starts with a complimentary pick up at your Cairns accommodation by our staff who take you to the Cairns airport to board your scenic coastal flight from Cairns to Bamaga at the top of Australia. This is where your Tour Guide will meet you off the flight and introduce you to your fellow tour travellers. We visit the famous Croc Tent and travel through the drier savannah woodlands which will change into dense rainforest before opening to the deserted beaches at Australias most northern point. We walk as a group to The Tip at the very top of Cape York Peninsula, celebrate together and take photos. After taking in the spectacular views of the Torres Straits and the surrounding beaches we will have lunch at Somerset Beach, which was the home and now resting place of Frank Jardine, visit these historic graves on the beach. Dinner tonight will be at Loyalty Beach to relax and take in far north oceanside beauty. (L)
- SEISIA ‚ISLANDS TOUR (THURSDAY & HORN ISLAND) We begin today by travelling to Thursday Island and Horn Island. Both Island tours have information and history of the past and the important part the Islands played WW2 and keeping Australia safe. History of the early Pearling Luggers and the part they played while admiring the spectacular and breathtaking views of the Torres Straits and its turquoise waters. This afternoon we head back to the Cape York mainland. (BLD)
- SEISIA ‚FRUIT BAT FALLS ‚BRAMWELL STATION. This morning we head to Fruit Bat Falls for a wonderful swim in the crystal clear waters, which amazingly originates from Papua New Guinea. Also, today we enjoy some 4WD action, road conditions and weather permitting, arriving at Bramwell Station, Australia's most northern cattle station. Be treated to an informative talk about the cattle properties beginnings before enjoying a buffet dinner. There is also live entertainment after dinner. (BL)
- BRAMWELL STATION ‚WEIPA. Early departure today travelling through the Savannah lands and past huge termite mounds eventually onto better roads. Arrive into Weipa in time for lunch and opportunity to experience the Weipa mine tour. CAMPGROUND ‚WEIPA, (BD). SUBSIDISED DINNER AT $49.00P/PERSON OWN COST 3 COURSE GOURMET SMORGASBORD DINING EXPERIENCE.
- WEIPA ‚COOKS HUT (IRON RANGE) - UNIQUE BUSH STYLE ACCOMODATION. This morning we move East through cattle country. We travel through the largest area of tropical lowland rainforest remaining in Australia, crossing rivers before entering Iron Range National Park via Tozers Gap. This place is truly wonderful with rare fauna and flora, looking for the famous Palm Cockatoos, Eclectus Parrots & Green Pythons. (BLD)
- COOKS HUT ‚CHILLI BEACH ‚PORTLAND ROADS ‚BATAVIA GOLDFIELDS ‚CHUULANGUN. Today your Guide will take you on a day of adventures where you will travel to Chilli Beach which is truly stunning with its wonderful ocean and landscapes. We also visit significant historical sites in the area from the gold times of the 1930s and one of the original WW2 Airfields at Iron Range. On about 18th April 1942 Walter Maierersperger, the Commanding Officer of 33 Bomb Squadron of the 22nd Bomb Group USAAC carried out an aerial reconnaissance flight over the Iron Range area. Lunch today will be at the famous Portland Roads Locals Cafe overlooking the sea with wonderful home cooked food including fresh fish on the menu. After lunch we move back towards the Batavia Goldfields and the Chuulangun homelands. This is home to the Traditional Custodians, the clan group of the Kuki Yu northern Karrju, who belong to the highlands. Our homelands are centre of the Wenlock and Pascoe River and encompass some 840,000 hectares. Chuulangun homeland operate a serviced campground for visitors to their land and area. (BD)
- CHUULANGUN ‚COEN - KALPOWAR. Today we travel to Coen where you can visit the Coen Historical Museum and will be treated to lunch on the banks of the Coen River. After lunch we travel through Lakefield National Park on the same tracks as the mounted mail men did. This National Park is filled with Billabongs and river systems alive with wildlife. Stay tonight at the Kalpowar crossing located in the Lakefield National Park (BLD).
- KALPOWAR - COOKTOWN. Leaving Kalpowar, we visit old Laura Homestead before travelling down the infamous Battle Camp road. Here you will marvel at the views and wilderness of the Laura escarpments, sighting signs of the old railway line that travelled from Cooktown to the Palmer River Goldfields. We travel into the area of Hope Vale then on to Cooktown for dinner at the local icon, The Sovereign Hotel. Before dinner enjoy an afternoon in historical Cooktown which became a thriving port during the gold rush era. Cooktown is a region rich with history. Captain James Cook spent substantial time here by accident in 1770 after the HMS Endeavour ran into the reef and the ship was sailed into the Endeavour River for repair. Cooktown was founded in 1873 as a port for the Palmer River Goldfields and has a colourful history of settlement and Aboriginal culture. Hear the wonderful stories of history and Aboriginal culture of this region as your guide takes a step back in time and helps you to understand the regions colourful past. Dinner tonight is at the Sovereign Resort Hotel. (BL).
- COOKTOWN - BLOOMFIELD TRACK ‚DAINTREE NATIONAL PARK. You have an opportunity this morning to visit any sights in Cooktown that you may have missed the previous afternoon. We travel via Black Mountain and the famous Bloomfield Track (weather and roads permitting). A visit to the old historical Lions Den Hotel for a photo opportunity is a must do prior to visiting the Bloomfield Falls at Wujal Wujal. We continue our journey and travel through untouched rainforest on to the Bloomfield track as we start the climb through the Daintree Ranges. Lunch today will be a picnic alongside Woobita Creek on the Bloomfield Track. We have access to a beachfront location located on Aboriginal land. Our magnificent rainforest location this evening is in the heart of the rainforest, in Cape Tribulation which is part of the World Heritage listed Daintree National Park. You will be treated to a special delicious meal and a break from the on-road cooking. Tonight, your accommodation is in stunning rustic open plan safari style homes, deep in the pristine jungle of the Daintree rainforest. Enjoy dinner on the property overlooking a crystal-clear rainforest creek. (BLD)
- DAINTREE NATIONAL PARK - CAPE TRIBULATION. Wake up in the heart of the beautiful Daintree National Park. After a cooked breakfast your guide will take you to where two World Heritage Listed Parks abut, Cape Tribulation. The Daintree rainforest comes right onto the shore and meets with the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Enjoy a morning interpretive walk along this stunning beach front as the sun shines over the Coral Sea. We then move onto a cafe hidden deep in the rainforest for morning tea today. Enjoy fresh scones with cream and jam with your cuppa before having the opportunity to swim in a crystal clear rainforest stream. After swimming we move back towards our private property for lunch. Enjoy time to relax and take in the beauty of the Daintree Rainforest. This afternoon your guide will take you on a private walk through the property. You may even get a glimpse of the resident Cassowary which is often seen. Dinner is a special treat tonight at one of the very popular local restaurants in the heart of the rainforest in Cape Tribulation. (BL) DINNER AT OWN EXPENSE AT A BEAUTIFUL LOCAL CAFE IN THE HEART OF CAPE TRIBULATION
- DAINTREE NATIONAL PARK ‚CAPE TRIBULATION ‚CAIRNS. Up early to experience a rainforest and mangrove interpretational walk with your guide. Cooked breakfast on Private Property this morning. Our next stop is at the Daintree Coopers Eco System for our Crocodile-spotting cruise looking for Estuarine Crocodiles and the rare Cassowary. After your Wilderness croc cruise enjoy the stunning views of the mountains in the background as we make our way to the famous Daintree Ice Creamery (ice cream at own cost). Here they blend ice cream with exotic and tropical fruits grown on the farm. We continue down the Alexander Range, across the Daintree River via the Cable Ferry heading south to Cairns along the Great barrier Reef Scenic drive. CROC CRUISE AND ICE CREAM AT YOUR OWN COST. (B)
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Planning Fee |
$125 per itinerary. Creating unique travel itineraries is our specialty. For detailed quotations providing tailored recommendations for custom designed tours, a non-refundable planning fee applies. Should you proceed with booking, this fee is credited towards your trip.
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Service Fees |
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