Mossman & Daintree River - Daintree

MOSSMAN GORGE GUIDED INTERPRETIVE WALK DAINTREE RIVER CRUISE SPOT CROCS IDEAL HALF DAY TOUR DEPARTS 1:30PM DAILY

Need something different to do in the afternoon? Once you arrive in Port Douglas, join the half day Mossman Discovery tour. This is a great way to spend the afternoon - exploring our beautiful surrounding rainforests!

Mossman Gorge is one of the most visited spots in the Wet Tropics. Part of the Daintree National Park, Mossman Gorge National Park provides a nice, easy and accessible introduction to the tropical rainforest. Lush rainforests cloak steep mountainsides from the riverbanks up to the rugged eastern slopes of the Main Coast Range, and crystal clear water cascades over large granite boulders in the Mossman River gorge. This is a great location to cool down in the crystal clear waters running down from the Tablelands.

Daintree Discovery Tours will pick you up from your port Douglas accommodation and transfer you to the mighty Daintree River, where you will join a Daintree River Cruise. Daintree River is a calm water haven for lots of native birds and wildlife, including the elusive crocodile. Keep your eyes peeled and enjoy the relaxing cruise where you could just see a crocodile or two!

You will then be back in the coach where you head to Mossman Gorge. Due to the temporary closure of the swinging bridge, your informative guide will take you on a fully guided tour along Mossman Gorge where you will have the opportunity to learn about the special rainforest plants and their uses by the Kuku Yalanji people for food, medicine and materials.

The walk will take approximately 15 - 20 minutes. Average fitness is required. Please bring swimmers and towel for a refreshing dip after the walk.

Departures:
Afternoon - 1:30pm returning approx 5:45pm

Inclusions:

• Return transfers
• Afternoon Tea
• 1 hour Daintree River Cruise
• Short fully guided interpretive walk
• Suits average levels of fitness
• Swim in the crystal clear gorge
• Beautiful tropical rainforest
• Australia's most popular national park