• Great Barrier Reef
• World Heritage listed Daintree Rainforest
• Coral Cays - Michaelmas Bird Sanctuary
• Green Island
• Kuranda Scenic Railway
• Kuranda - village in the rainforest
• The famous Skyrail Cableway
• Multi award winning Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park
• Multitude of national parks and waterfalls
• White water rafting
• Four wheel drive touring
• Scuba diving
• Bungy jumping
• Deep sea game fishing
• Access to Outback and Savannah Land
• Royal Flying Doctor Service & School of the Air

quicksilver great barrier reef tours

The magnificent underwater wonderland of The Great Barrier Reef extends over 1,500 kilometres and is easily accessible from Cairns via a multitude of tours and trips or by private charter.

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rainforest habitat wildlife sanctuary

The Wet Tropics rainforests extend over 900,000 hectares and were listed in 1988 by the World Heritage Society as their scientific and ecological significance is so diverse and important. The range of flora and fauna can be viewed by 4WD safari, guided tour or private vehicle and a huge range of trips are available to explore this region.

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skyrail rainforest cableway

Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, Cairns Australia, is a world first in environmental tourism taking you on an amazing experience over Australia's World Heritage listed Tropical Rainforest canopy and deep into the forest.

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raging thunder white water rafting

The Raging Thunder White Water Rafting Guide Training Course is a comprehensive river guide training course designed to provide a stepping stone to a career as a commercial white water rafting guide.

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tjapukai aboriginal cultural park

Situated on 25 acres of land owned by the Tjapukai people at Caravonica, north of Cairns, Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park is a stunning theatrical interpretation of Aboriginal culture from the beginning of time into the future.

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crocodile adventure tours

Hartley's Crocodile Adventures is the best place to see crocodiles and native wildlife in Tropical North Queensland. Set in the foothills of the MacAlister Range, in a World Heritage listed area, Hartley's Crocodile Adventures is home to a range of habitat types including melaleuca wetlands, riverine rainforest and eucalypt woodland.

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