Some beaches are about swimming. Etty Bay is about who might be standing on the sand when you get there. This small, horseshoe-shaped bay on
Most waterfalls are a look-and-leave kind of stop. Josephine Falls is not one of those. Set on the lower slopes of Bartle Frere, Queensland’s highest
If Cairns is famous for the reef, the Atherton Tablelands is the reason people stay an extra few days once they get here. Less than
Getting to Kuranda tends to get all the attention, the Skyrail cable car, the heritage train, the debate over which one to ride, which way.
Fitzroy Island is a genuine continental island, not a coral cay, which is why it looks so different from Green Island further along the coast.
Captain Cook named Cape Tribulation in 1770, after his ship ran aground on the reef nearby, and the name has stuck through everything the place
Cairns has an unusual problem for a city its size: there’s genuinely too much to fit into one trip. Within a two-hour radius, you’ve got
In 1918, a cyclone flattened most of Innisfail. What got rebuilt in its place, largely by two Dutch immigrant brothers named Van Leeuwen who’d recently
Workers cut the line to Kuranda between 1882 and 1891 using little more than picks, shovels, and explosives, carving 15 tunnels through solid rock and
Most first-time Cairns visitors never make it to Mission Beach, and that’s usually down to distance rather than lack of interest. It sits far enough
Here’s the question that actually needs answering, and it’s rarely as simple as comparing two numbers on a website: if you’re flying out of Cairns
Green Island is the easiest genuine Great Barrier Reef experience to fit into a Cairns trip, and it’s a fundamentally different journey to the outer
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