Cairns

Cairns tour packages

  • On this page, Cairns tours and itineraries are showcased.
  • From the awe-inspiring Great Barrier Reef to the lush Daintree Rainforest, our tours offer access to Cairns’ most renowned natural landmarks.
  • Benefit from knowledgeable guides who provide insights into Cairns’ unique ecosystems, indigenous heritage, and hidden gems.
  • Whether you’re seeking adventure with snorkeling and diving excursions or cultural experiences at Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park, our tours cater to diverse interests.
  • Choose from a range of packages that suit your preferences and budget, ensuring a seamless and memorable Cairns experience.
  • Embark on a journey of discovery with our Cairns tours, ensuring unforgettable moments in one of Australia’s most captivating destinations.
  • Great Barrier Reef: Explore the world’s largest coral reef system through snorkeling, diving, or scenic helicopter tours.
  • Cairns Esplanade: Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade, featuring the Cairns Lagoon for swimming, BBQ areas, and scenic views of Trinity Inlet.
  • Kuranda Village: Accessible via the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway or Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, Kuranda offers markets, wildlife parks, and opportunities to explore the rainforest.
  • Cairns Tropical Zoo: Encounter native Australian wildlife up close, including kangaroos, koalas, and crocodiles.
  • Daintree Rainforest: Visit one of the oldest rainforests in the world, offering guided walks, river cruises, and the chance to see unique flora and fauna.
  • Fitzroy Island: Take a day trip to this picturesque island for snorkeling, hiking, and relaxing on the sandy beaches.
  • Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park: Experience indigenous Australian culture through traditional dance performances, art, and interactive exhibits.
  • Cairns Botanic Gardens: Explore the diverse plant life of tropical North Queensland, including the Flecker Botanic Gardens and the Gondwanan Heritage Garden.
  • Cairns Aquarium: Discover marine life native to the Great Barrier Reef and surrounding waters through interactive exhibits and educational displays.
  • Barron Gorge National Park: Marvel at the Barron Falls, go bushwalking along scenic trails, or take a scenic railway journey through the rainforest.

Visiting Cairns can certainly be worth it for several reasons:

  • Great Barrier Reef: Cairns serves as a gateway to the world-famous Great Barrier Reef, offering unparalleled opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and scenic cruises. It’s a bucket-list destination for nature enthusiasts and marine life lovers.
  • Natural Beauty: Surrounding Cairns are lush rainforests, including the Daintree Rainforest, a UNESCO World Heritage site. These areas boast diverse flora and fauna, perfect for exploring through hikes, wildlife tours, and canopy walks.
  • Adventure Activities: From skydiving and bungee jumping to white-water rafting and hot air ballooning, Cairns offers a plethora of adrenaline-pumping activities for thrill-seekers.
  • Cultural Experiences: Learn about Australia’s indigenous heritage at places like Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park, where performances, art, and interactive exhibits showcase local traditions.
  • Gateway to Northern Queensland: Cairns is an excellent starting point for exploring northern Queensland, including destinations like Port Douglas, Atherton Tablelands, and Cape Tribulation.
  • Tropical Climate: Enjoy Cairns’ warm weather year-round, making it an ideal escape from colder climates during winter months in the Northern Hemisphere.

Cairns tour packages

Frequently asked questions about destination Cairns ?

What is the best time to visit Cairns?
The best time to visit Cairns is during the dry season, from June to October, when the weather is mild and ideal for outdoor activities. This period also offers excellent visibility for reef activities. The wet season (November to May) brings higher rainfall but lush green landscapes.
How do I get to the Great Barrier Reef from Cairns?
You can reach the Great Barrier Reef from Cairns by booking a reef tour or cruise departing from the Cairns Marina. Options include day trips to nearby reef platforms or liveaboard experiences for longer stays on the reef.
What day trips can we take from Cairns?
Popular day trips from Cairns are: exploring the Atherton Tablelands for waterfalls and scenic drives, visiting the Mossman Gorge for indigenous cultural experiences, and taking a cruise to Fitzroy Island for hiking and snorkeling.
Where can i have good food in Cairns ?
Cairns offers diverse dining options, from waterfront seafood restaurants at the Marina to trendy cafes in the city center. Esplanade dining offers a variety of cuisines with views of Trinity Inlet, while night markets feature international street food stalls.
Where should tourists stay in Cairns ?
Areas where tourist should stay in cairns are Cairns City Center, Cairns Esplanade, Palm Cove, Trinity Beach, Port Douglas and Cairns Northern Beaches.
In which areas of Brisbane should tourist stay ?
Cairns offers a range of expenses, depending on your choices. Accommodation spans from budget hostels at AUD 30–50 per night to luxury resorts costing AUD 200–400. Dining out varies from AUD 15–30 for casual meals to AUD 50–100 for finer dining experiences. Public transport costs approximately AUD 3-5 for a single bus ride, while taxis and rideshares are also available. Activities such as full-day Great Barrier Reef tours range from AUD 150–300, with attractions like the Cairns Aquarium or Kuranda scenic railway adding to costs. Shopping costs vary, with markets offering affordable souvenirs alongside upscale boutiques. A moderate daily budget for meals, transport, and activities ranges from AUD 100–200 per person. Overall, Cairns caters to diverse budgets, with options for both economical travelers and those seeking luxurious experiences in this popular tourist destination.
What is the population of Cairns city ?
As of the latest available data, the population of Cairns, Australia, is approximately 166,000 people. Please note that population figures can vary slightly over time due to demographic changes and updates in census data.
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