November 18th, 2008 
Dan This World Heritage listed area comprises the oldest continuous rainforest area in the world. 
It encompasses the spectacular Mossman Gorge, an ideal picnic and swimming spot; the Daintree River, a natural habitat for estuarine crocodiles, birds and animals and the picturesque Cape Tribulation region, a unique area in the world where the rainforest comes down to the sand and meets the fringing reef.
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November 18th, 2008 Dan This area offers you a fascinating day of local history, both Aboriginal and European as well as experiencing the landscape and animals of Gulf Savannah country. Marvel at ancient Aboriginal rock-art at Laura, learn the fascinating history of the 1800’s gold rush era at Palmer River, the site of the biggest gold rush in Queensland’s history. Read more »
November 18th, 2008 Dan 
Most of the 430 bird species here are found on the eastern side of the Great Dividing Range but not all. The western side of the range has considerably less rain than the east and different species are found there.
Not all the birds here are sedentary, many are seasonal and even passage migrants and many are nomadic being influenced by Australia’s climate vagaries.
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November 4th, 2008 Dan CAIRNS -
Is one of the major cities of North Queensland with 130,000 people and is the heart of the tropics. Cairns is a city of colour and beauty.
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October 29th, 2008 Dan Cairns is Located in the far northern part of the state of Queensland Australia.
The city enjoys a tropical lifestyle and is a fantastic base for a holiday.
Within easy reach of the magnificent Great Barrier Reef, Wet tropics rainforest and the outback savannah.
Boasting an enviable reputation as one of the worlds’ most “liveable places” Cairns is a warm friendly city that welcomes tourists to its slice of paradise.
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