Half Day Bloomfield Safari - Daintree

VISIT BLOOMFIELD FALLS SEE BLOOMFIELD FALLS WITH A TRADITIONAL OWNER RAINFOREST AT EMMAGEN VALLEY CROSSING COLLINS CREEK 4WDRIVING ON COWIE RANGE SWIM IN WOOBADDA RIVER WALK ON REMOTE COWERY BEACH

Go off-road with Mason’s Tours on the famous Bloomfield Track, well known since Council Bulldozers pushed it through the Daintree Rainforest in spite of protestors in 1983. Enjoy an Aboriginal guided walk with traditional owners at Bloomfield Falls. Walker’s Tours, based at Bloomfield provide an insight into Yalangi culture, and we are proud to be associated with them.

The Bloomfield Track starts just north of Cape Tribulation, which is itself 36 kilometres north of the Daintree River.

The track continues for 32 kilometres through rugged terrain to the Bloomfield River, and a road continues to Cooktown from there. There are no houses or farms in this area, just the magnificent Daintree National Park coming right down to the Coral Sea, meeting the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. This is truly wilderness.

The Bloomfield Track safari is Masons most popular 4WD tour, and takes in the best scenery between Cape Tribulation and the 40m Bloomfield Falls. You will marvel at the magnificent scenery in this remote wilderness region which is only accessible by four wheel drive vehicles.

Mason’s use modern Toyota Landcruiser Four Wheel Drive Diesel vehicles which are air conditioned and fully equipped to handle the rugged off road conditions experienced on the famous Bloomfield Track. Only 7 are taken in each group and as much time as possible is spent outside the 4WD.

Highlights Include:

Expert commentary from your experienced local guide

Emmagen Valley – here we explore the Rainforest and view the mighty Strangler Fig
Donovan’s Lookout – spectacular vista to the north, only rugged and beautiful coastline can be seen, with nothing man-made to spoil the scene
Cowie Beach – we walk on this amazing beach where the trees not only grow down to the water, they grow in it!
Woobadda River – a delicious morning tea from Masons Cafe is served here and you can relax or have a swim in the fresh mountain water
Bloomfield River – this lookout is a great place to spot crocodiles sunning on the bank, but not so good for swimming …
40m Bloomfield Falls – the ultimate destination and well worth it. Meet Walkers tours here for an intimate encounter with Aboriginal Australia

Departures:
Departs 7:00am from Cow Bay accommodation and 7:30am from Cape Tribulation accommodation.

Returns 12:30pm to Cape Tribulation accommodation and 1:00pm to Cow Bay accommodation.

Pickups are available from all Cape Tribulation Resorts/Hotels/B+Bs and from all accommodation as far south as Cow Bay.