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Cairns Airport Luxury Private Transfer Port Douglas to Cairns
We provide you with the most comfortable way to get you to Port Douglas from CairnsTravel in a modern luxury vehicle with our experienced local driver in small groups only, you don't need to wait for a long time.
1 hour
easy
From$156
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Cairns Paronella Park Herberton and Wild life Tour
Embark on a full-day adventure from Cairns, exploring Queensland’s historic gems and unique wildlife encounters.Start your day at 8 a.m. with a journey to Paronella Park, Queensland’s first and only castle. Built in the 1930s by José Paronella, this architectural marvel is set amidst lush gardens, waterfalls, and historical ruins, offering a glimpse into the past.Next, travel to the Historic Village Herberton, an open-air museum showcasing Queensland’s pioneering era. With over 60 restored buildings, including shops, banks, and war memorabilia, this village provides a captivating look into Australia’s early days.Wrap up the experience with a visit to Granite Gorge, home to the adorable Mareeba Rock Wallabies. Hand-feed these rare and friendly creatures in their natural habitat while enjoying the picturesque surroundings.Led by a local expert guide, this small-group tour (up to six people) ensures a fun, relaxed, and immersive experience.
10 hours
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Secrets of Cairns Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt & Walking Tour
Secrets of Cairns is a self-guided walking tour that turns the city centre into a series of puzzles. You start on Shields Street and the route leads past the Cairns Art Gallery, the former Post Office and out towards the Esplanade. Every stop sets a task, and the answer comes with a short account of the place. Along the way it plays like a scavenger hunt through Cairns, with something to find at every stop.Backpackers, families, couples and colleagues on a work outing all play the same route. A team of up to four shares one phone, so a bigger group forms several teams. Playing alone is common. There is no guide and no fixed start time, which is useful in Cairns, where an early start beats the middle of the day.How to playFour steps and you are exploring the centre.Book the Exploration GameCheck the instructions emailDownload the Loquiz appStart playing whenever you likeThe tasks are riddles, questions and photo challenges that push you to look at facades, memorials and waterfront details. Near the Cairns Lagoon, the Cenotaph and the Marlin Marina the game explains what these places are used for and how the city and its waterfront developed together. It is information tied to what you can see from where you stand.More than one team makes it a contest, with points per task and a leaderboard at the finish, which is why it also serves as a team-building activity. Nothing runs on a clock, so you can pause in the shade and continue later. It is an easy way to get your bearings in Cairns.
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Self-Guided The Cairns Syndicate City Escape Game
Munro Martin Parklands is the meeting point, and the opening task sends your team out of the gardens and into the grid of streets beyond. The route takes in the Cairns Museum, the Cairns Art Gallery and the waterfront at the Cairns Esplanade Lagoon. It is an outdoor escape game: the tasks sit out on the pavement, not behind a locked door.The centre of Cairns is flat, laid out in blocks and short on hills, which makes it manageable for families, couples and groups of colleagues, though the heat in the middle of the day is worth planning around. A ticket covers a team of two to five sharing one phone, and each member picks up a character with a defined role in the mission. Larger groups run as two or more teams. Nobody guides you and there is no set departure.How to playSetting up before you start in Cairns is quick.Book the City GameCheck the instructions emailDownload the Loquiz appStart playing whenever you likeMagnus is the target: the formulas he took are still moving, and the traces lead through the blocks between the Cairns City Library and the water. Your team breaks codes, untangles riddles and completes photo tasks, with each character holding a piece the rest of the group needs before it can move on.Two teams out at once makes it a competition, and the results are easy enough to compare afterwards, which is part of why it is used for team building. Since there is no clock running, a break in the shade costs you nothing. Cairns stays the playing field from the first task to the last.
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Cairns hidden gems, Historic Village Herberton and Tableland
Escape into the wild beauty of the Atherton Tablelands on this full-day exploration from Cairns. Start your journey with a scenic walk around Lake Barrine, a stunning crater lake nestled within the UNESCO-listed Wet Tropics Rainforest. Marvel at the untouched beauty of this ancient ecosystem while keeping an eye out for unique wildlife.Next, step into the past at Historic Village Herberton, an extraordinary open-air museum featuring over 60 original buildings from Queensland’s pioneering days. Explore intact interior displays, vintage machinery, vehicles, and thousands of rare antique treasures, immersing yourself in Australia’s rich heritage. Finally, wrap up your day with an unforgettable visit to Granite Gorge Nature Park, where you can hand-feed adorable rock wallabies in their rugged, rocky home.With expert commentary, seamless transport, and a small-group experience, this tour promises a perfect balance of nature, history, and wildlife encounters
9 hours
4.713
Cairns Small-Group Kuranda Tour: Skyrail & Scenic Railway
Discover Far North Queensland's spectacular rainforest with a local expert on this intimate Kuranda tour from Cairns. Limited to 10 guests, this small-group experience combines the award-winning Skyrail Rainforest Cableway and historic Kuranda Scenic Railway with personalised service in English, Mandarin, or Cantonese.Journey above World Heritage Wet Tropics rainforest on Skyrail, explore Kuranda Village's Heritage Markets and wildlife sanctuaries, and witness Barron Falls cascading through Barron Gorge National Park. Return via the 1891 Kuranda Scenic Railway, travelling through 15 hand-carved tunnels and 37 heritage bridges as your guide shares Djabugay cultural stories, Queensland railway history, and tropical ecology.Our service includes pickup from Cairns City and Cairns Port with all Skyrail and Railway tickets included. Please note that from 20 July, the Skyrail will be undergoing renovations; from 21 July onwards guests will be driven to Kuranda, returning by train.