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
Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures sits right on the Captain Cook Highway, roughly halfway between Cairns and Port Douglas, which makes it one of the easiest wildlife
Babinda Boulders is one of the most photographed swimming holes in Far North Queensland, and also one of the most important to get right before
“How long will I actually be stuck at the airport” is one of the most common questions asked by both international travellers landing in Cairns
Paronella Park is one of Far North Queensland’s most distinctive attractions, and one of the least understood from a logistics standpoint. It isn’t in Cairns,
Almost everyone planning a first trip to Far North Queensland ends up asking the same question at some point: Port Douglas, Palm Cove, or Cairns
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