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Okay, its been a lot time coming, I duno if anyone is still reading this. Day to day live has been busy!! Not had time to do anything like this in a long long time. Last time I left you we had explored the Great Barrier Reef, next was Cape Tribulation, which is further north Queensland. The main purpose of this trip was t...

Took tour up the Daintree River looking for the 20' Crocs. Turns out reading the tides and going when the tide is low increases chances.Followed up with breakfast a couple of beach walks and a dip into the beaches along cape tribulation. Found out later on that swimming where we were at is not a good idea. Apparantly its crocodile mating season ...

After gathering up all our things and packing everything away, each in its allotted place, we set off on virtually the final push northwards. I say ‘virtually’ because we tried to book our preferred campsite on Cape Trib but there were no spaces available for our first night so we are staying at another site (Rainforest Village) ...

Eh bien oui, j'ai vue un croco de mes yeux vue! Dis-on que j'etais bien heureux d'etre de l'autre cote de la cloture. Sinon, bien j'ai eu quelques occasions de faire quelques marches en foret mais surtout j'ai eu la chance d'aller encore jouer dans l'eau. Quel belle journee de snorkeling j'ai eu l'a haut!!! J'ai bien hate de voir mes photos, car...

Alex - We spent the night in Cairns before heading straight off to Cape Tribulation which is about 2 hours north of Cairns. The drive up the coast on the Cook Highway to Cape Tribulation was by far the most interesting drive we have done in Australia as the road really hugs the coast. On the way we stopped off at Mossman which has a famous gorge...

G'day We've gone as far north as we're going to get in Oz, but we didn't get here in one day. After we left the Airlie Beach we once again took the road north. We went through Townsville (looked like a nice town in passing!) and decided to make a stop at a waterfall near a town called Ingham, Wallaman Falls. The Wallaman Falls are notable for th...

Wow, what a day today has been! We've been up since 03:30 and already we've flown from Auckland to Brisbane, then Brisbane to Cairns, hired a car and managed to flood an almost brand new Toyota! So the plan was to hire a car or camper van to do the East Coast run down to Brisbane. After much debate, we decided that a car would be more practical ...

Well we went on a 3 day (2 night) tour of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation - it was stunning scenery! We did a reef trip (was so hung over) but had a fab time snorkling and met loads of great people! Will write more when I have time!! Didn't get eaten by a croc which is good and managed to avoid the deadly jelly fish!

The only place on earth where rain forest directly meets the beach?? Very lush landscape complete with croc and cossowary (big endangered bird) warning signs...this is not the place to take a quick dip in the creek. A peaceful meandering drive brought us to a quiet campsite with an eccentric manager who talked for Australia and lent us a bedshee...

We started the day in dry savannah grassland and 50km later we were in the wet tropics. It was as quick as that. We were surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. We travelled over the Daintry river by ferry and drove on to Cape Tribulation through what was now dense rain forest.We drove to the Cae Tribulation campsite and parked our van 30 metres...