AustraliaDaintree Rainforest
Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Daintree Rainforest.
8 routes
Daintree Rainforest Night & Dawn Walk
Experience the Daintree at its most alive — night walks for nocturnal species and dawn walks for the chorus of birds that defines the rainforest morning, from the accommodation deep in the forest.
Cape Tribulation Rainforest & Beach Walk
Walk the Cape Tribulation foreshore where ancient rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef — the only place on Earth where two World Heritage areas directly interface, creating a landscape of extraordinary beauty.
Daintree Rainforest Canopy & Discovery Walk
Explore the Daintree Discovery Centre's aerial walkway 23 metres above the rainforest floor — the elevated boardwalk enters the tree canopy for a bird's-eye view of the most ancient and complex ecosystem on Earth.
Cape Kimberley Beach & Snorkel Walk
Walk to Cape Kimberley at the mouth of the Daintree River — an isolated beach accessible only by boat — for a walk along a pristine Great Barrier Reef fringing beach with the rainforest directly behind.
Mossman Gorge Rainforest Walk
Walk the Mossman Gorge — a granite gorge with crystal-clear swimming holes at the foot of the rainforest-covered Macalister Range — for the most accessible and beautiful rainforest walk in the Daintree.
Southern Cassowary Trail & Forest Walk
Walk the forest trails north of the Daintree ferry crossing in the best habitat for southern cassowary encounters — the keystone species of the rainforest whose seed dispersal maintains the diversity of the ancient ecosystem.
Kuku Yalanji Cultural Forest Walk
Join a Kuku Yalanji guided walk through their ancestral Country — learning about traditional plant use, Dreamtime stories, and the 50,000-year relationship between the Kuku Yalanji people and the Daintree Rainforest.
Daintree River Crocodile & Wildlife Cruise
Cruise the Daintree River for a close encounter with the estuarine crocodiles that inhabit this World Heritage waterway, along with the extraordinary diversity of birds and wildlife visible from the river.