Ecotourism in Cairns

Explore Arlington Reef, the closest outer reef location to Cairns, untouched for nearly 20 years. View beautiful blue waters and soft coral from the glass-bottom boat, as you snorkel among the coral gardens.

Meet and feed cownose rays, go behind the scenes, visit the turtle rehabilitation center, savor a delish lunch with a view, and enjoy many other interactive animal experiences during this exciting and educational experience.

Escape the crowds on this exclusive Great Barrier Reef experience at the unspoiled and untouched Frankland Islands. From Cairns enjoy a rainforest river cruise, guided snorkel tour, buffet lunch, and ample time to relax and explore this pristine island.

Spend the day birdwatching on a private wetland reserve not open to the public. Explore diverse habitats like a tropical savannah or rainforest. Visit areas in the Atherton Tablelands and discover bird hides, lagoons, and nature trails.

Experience the incredible underwater world at Moore Reef on an introductory scuba dive and explore the vibrant coral reef with qualified dive instructors.

Rainforestation has 3 fantastic experiences in the midst of a World Heritage Rainforest including; Army Duck Rainforest Tours, Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience and the Koala & Wildlife Park. This package also includes the World-Famous BBQ buffet Lunch.

Enjoy breathtaking views on your journey to Kuranda. Enjoy lunch at Kuranda Hotel, stroll around Kuranda's world famous markets, and board the train to return to Cairns.

Explore Mossman Gorge and the surrounding rainforest on a 2-kilometer long trail. Cruise along the Daintree River spotting wildlife on a quiet, clean solar electric boat.

Explore the stunning natural landscape of the tropical northern Australian coast. Head to Daintree National Park to check out the famous Cape Tribulation beach, spot crocodiles, and go on a night walk through the rainforest.

Experience the best of Cairns on this 3-day trip combo. Snorkel the reef, explore the rainforest, see the famous Chillagoe caves and learn about aboriginal history and culture in the outback.