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Port Douglas
... on the lovely calm, blue water. Behind it, in the distance, lay the jungle-covered mountains to the north and towards Cape Tribulation. The water was so still and clear, and I could see some fish and also a stingray with blue dots on it. I wandered past the fancy boutique shops and tour operators in the small mall at the marina and there were some nice cafes here on the water's edge. A whole troupe of elderly people shuffled in, clutching tickets for the boat that goes out ...
Crocodiles,Cassawories,& 135m year old Rainforest!
... to the outside shared toilets on my own in the dark having seen the snake earlier!
The following day, we got some breakfast then drove up to go on a cruise on Cooper Creek in Daintree National Park to see crocodiles. The cruise, despite which seemed a bit overpriced at $28 each for an hour trip, was very good. The tour guide was quite funny and was the only tour permitted on this creek. After a while, we saw a large male crocodile lazing on one of the banks- ...
Daintree Delights...
... and the water swept through the crevices creating nice little waterfalls and pools. One such pool we stumbled upon had several fish, some of which were rather big and appeared trapped in the waterhole as the depth of the water flowing along to the next pool was too shallow for them to continue along the river. Mind you it is only a matter of weeks and there will be a torrent of water washing down from the mountains.
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Uciekly mi dwie ryby
... Turysta udalo sie zrobic zdjecie jak krokodyl wyciaga go na brzeg w celu skonsumowania.... brrrr.
Pod spodem artykul grzmial, zeby nie zblizac sie zbytnio do brzegow i byc bardzo ostroznym. Najlepsze bylo podsumowanie-„ w koncu na tablicach ostrzegajacych przed krokodylami z jakiegos powodu napisane jest ACHTUNG (napisano z duzej litery)". Czyli wiadomo o co chodzi, pies zginal a oni znowu pija do Niemcow ...
Cape Tribulation Day Tour
... with a really clear river flowing over rocks and some great lookout spots. Unfortunately being in rainforest in the wet tropics means one thing, it rains a lot. I managed to see most of it before the rain started and we had mid morning tea before getting back on the bus; as soon as it started it cleared so at least I wasn't gonna get soaked for the rest of the day :)
To get to the next stop we had to cross the Daintree River on ...


