Things To Do In & Around Port Douglas

Seeing is Believing ! - Imagine a colour in your mind, open your eyes and believe what you are observing! fish with the most amazing colours,
Daintree Rain Forest, 130+ million years old - World Heritage Listed National Park featuring an abundance of wildlife, lush rainforest, waterfalls and creeks.
The power of Water! - Mossman Gorge, Bloomfield Falls, Barron Falls,well worth a visit.
Four Mile Beach - One of the region’s most famous Stunning sand beaches.Watch the sun rise from the Coral Sea while enjoying an early morning walk.
Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary - An award winning sanctuary that offers an insight into life within a tropical rainforest environment. See the kangaroos, crocodiles, wallabies, koalas and an abundance of birdlife.Dine with the birds.
Marina Mirage - A large shopping centre with a marina lined with dozens of catamarans, yachts and other boats and is also the spot from which many reef tours depart.
Historical Village walk - Stroll back through time around the Port Douglas Village (approx. 4km) A guided walk is available subject to numbers, enquire at reception during your stay.
Old Courthouse - Established back in 1879, this is Port Douglas’s oldest building.

Top Activities For PORT DOUGLAS

Snorkel, Dive &Sight Seeing on The Great Barrier Reef - Enjoy the Fantastic Great Barrier Reef from Port Douglas and to the Low Isles, Local operators cruise daily.
Fishing charters on the Coral Sea & Daintree River. - Dickson Inlet and Inner Reef (catch and release)Enjoy longer Adventures on the Larger Charter Boats
Shorter Cruises - Take a cruise on the Lady Douglas Paddle-wheeler through the waterways of Dickson’s inlet where you may spot crocodiles, wild birds and other animals.
Sunday Markets - Visit the markets held every weekend in Anzac Park. Items include jewellery painted t-shirts, hats, sarongs, woodcarvings and tropical fruit and vegetables.
Golf - Enjoy your golf at two international class golf courses in Port only minutes from the L/L,or a country course not far from Port Douglas