Latitude 16 Mowbray by the Sea
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Under The Sea
... because I was trying to breathe and focus on not sinking. I was also suddenly terrified at this point and began to freak about breathing under water and going too deep. Dave was happy as larry though, waving at me and signalling to me with the standard underwater 'ok' sign. I was not having such a good time though as the idea of breathing under water was not coming so naturally to me as I originally hoped for and as I found it more and more difficult ...
Up in the Rainforest
Saturday 10th November.
Although very cloudy and humid today we have planned to go to Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation about an hours drive up the coast. Cape Tribulation is the point where the rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef. Driving is easy as there is very little traffic and the roads are good. Before we reach Daintree we stop off at Bruce Belcher`s river cruise. This is one of many companies that ...
Kuranda Village & Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Par
... med butikker og mulighed for at besøge
nogle attraktioner til høje entré priser. Vi valgte at spise is og
nyde lydende og luften på byens legeplads.
Gætter
på, at vi kunne skrive denne ”dagbog” ud fra alle de
legepladser, som vi nok kommer til at se :-)
Turen
hjem i veterantog var spændende, men trætheden overmandede os ...
Daintree Rainforest
... expected but we enjoyed it anyways. Starving since the flat tire messed with our lunch plans we stopped on our way back to Port Douglas at one of the beach accesses for a sandwich. The place was right off a postcard with the rainforest leading out to a white sand beach with turquoise water. Gina again went picture crazy. We finally made it back to Port Douglas where we are staying for the next two nights. Tomorrow crocodiles and a fancy dinner in the ...
Adventures in Port Douglas
... the Alexandra Range Lookout. You could see for miles at the Lookout, it was breathtakingly beautiful. It also goes to show how massive the Rainforest is. After the short stop and picture taking, it was back on the bus heading towards home again. It was a long day but fun!
We had one more day left in Pour Douglas and we spend it on the beach doing nothing, enjoying the sun after a busy few days!! All in all Port Douglas was amazing!!
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