Some summer destinations are worth visiting more than once. If Cape Tribulation is one of those places for you, book your flight and a nearby Daintree accommodation now! Here are six top activities for visitors returning to Cape Tribulation:
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1. Jungle surfing
A great way to take in the view of the Daintree rainforest is to fly over it. For a rush of adrenaline, these zip-lines will send you speeding above the treetops and you will get a bird’s eye view of the jungle and the Great Barrier Reef.
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2. Breakfast by the beach
Cape Tribulation Beach is often deserted in the morning. Munch on your breakfast while sitting in the sand and enjoying the quiet beach.
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3. Massage on the beach
Cape Tribulation Beach House offers a relaxing beach massage service. A professional therapist will give you a massage completing that calming, carefree vibe on your holiday.
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4. Ocean safari
Get a chance to see the untouched Great Barrier Reef. The ocean safari will stop at snorkeling spots where various marine wildlife await you. The children will get to experience what it’s like to be in an aquarium without glass, without borders, without corners. Don’t miss the Undine and Mackay Reefs.
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5. Helicopter ride
For those who wish to fly higher than the heights of Jungle Surfing, go on a helitour to see the Daintree and the Great Barrier Reef from a bird’s eye view. Some scenic helicopter flights are also tied with cruise tours. As you go higher up in the sky, expect rates to start at around $150 to $400.
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6. Go WWOOF-ing
“WOOF-ing” is a new term that’s stands for willing workers on organic farms. It is an alternative to paying for your accommodation. Guests get food and accommodation for every 4-6 hours of work they devote as farm volunteers.
Whatever you decide to do on your next trip to the Daintree and Great Barrier Reef, remember to have fun and relax even if some plans don’t fall through. You might stumble upon a few new ways to marvel at the Australian natural wonders.
