Best Western Lazy Lizard Mtr Inn Port Douglas

... on life wkrong at the bat house, she was the first person i met here<br>also two french interns are here, so ive been trting to improve my little french words in exchange for helpign them with english<br>theyre are here for their last year of uni thy have to be in a enlgish speaking counrty studying agriculture at their uni<br>its cool to hear them speak english and hear them develop their skills<br><br>also learnt so much from being here about ...

... We then went to the car (you have to have wet wipes after eating these) and sat on the back of the RAV and ate and ate ... YUM!!!! <br><br><br><br>Lunch was good that day people !! very good :O) <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br ><br><br>The sea was rough so no boat trips ... I ...

... wäre ich Baden gegangen, aber im Dschungel weiß man ja nie&#8230; Und dann kam der Weg hoch. Innerlich wurde mir schon ganz anders. Ich musste mich wirklich drei mal ausruhen, so steil ging der Weg im Zick Zack durch den Regenwald wieder hinauf. Aber gut, waren die Haferflocken vom Morgen wenigstens wieder von den Hüften. ;-) Völlig geledert von dem Weg sind wir dann zurück nach Ingham gefahren und dann nördlich bis Cardwell. Eigentlich wollten wir noch bis Mission Beach ...

... the rainforest's the trees really are something else over here. I went on a night walk through the rainforest to see it at night and find some animals which was really quite magical. I am now back in Cairns City and off to do a balloon ride on Monday with a champagne breakfast!! How posh!!<br><br>Thats about it for now as i really dont know what i am going to do from here stay in Cairns or go to Fiji!! Will update you all.<br><br>Lots of love<br><br>Suzie

... grey and windy today so we've all got our fingers crossed that magically the weather will by calm and sunny tomorrow... After visiting Byron, we packed up once again and travelled up to Brisbane - where we checked into a B &amp; B - funny enough we didn't sleep nearly as good as in the tents - looks like we are destined for the great outdoors from now on! We walked around Brisbane for an evening and discovered that there was absolutely nothing of ...

... on one side, containing a warning about some stingers that we should avoid. On the other side was the rainforest which we had been told contained huge attacking lizards, a plant that attacks your nervous system, and water in these parts always holds the threat of crocodiles. We felt surrounded and decided we would take the stingers if we had to choose. Thankfully the water never got us boxed in and we enjoyed ...

... PK's Jungle Village (hostel) looks good enough to me (and about $100 cheaper). However it was our splurge place. We toured around some trails yesterday and are now kicking ourselves for not doing the Mt. Sorrow Hike as today it is unclimbable. Really, as if a Cyclone needs to come through while we are staying here. anywho, we are all raingeared out and are planing to do some of the flat trails and check for the ellusive tree frog and some crocs.

... I went Jungle Surfing which is zip lining on cables high up in the tree canopy above the Daintree Rainforest. We made 5 surfs through the trees landing at a new treetop platform each time. At each platform we stopped and our guides taught us more about the rainforest. The "surfing" was really fun, and not scary at all. I even did the last surf hanging upside down with my feet in the air above my head - very fun. The Daintree Rainforest is the oldest ...

... biologist, it sounded like the coolest job around. But here was someone who actually grew up to be one, and whose days were now filled up answering inane questions from obnoxious little kids on holiday who all probably want to become marine biologists. Oh well, I guess it&#8217;s either work here or at Sea World. <br><br>With no land in sight in any direction, the ferry tied up to an aluminium pontoon as large as itself. From there a range of ...