Our tour desk offers an array of exhilarating options to fully immerse yourself in the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef. Dive into the vibrant depths of the reef, marvelling at the colourful marine life and mesmerising coral formations. Snorkel alongside tropical fish, witnessing their graceful movements and the intricate ecosystems below. For those seeking a unique perspective, embark on a glass bottom boat tour, where you can glide above the reef, gazing through the transparent floor to witness its awe-inspiring beauty. If you're looking for an extraordinary adventure, consider a thrilling helicopter flight, taking in breathtaking panoramic views of this natural wonder from the sky. Whatever your preference, our tour desk ensures unforgettable experiences, allowing you to create cherished memories of the Great Barrier Reef.

The ecological wonderland that is the Daintree Rainforest will take your breath away.  One of the most complex eco-systems in the world, and older than the Amazon Rainforest - by tens of millions of years - a visit to the Daintree will take you on an immersive journey through nature’s rich history and its natural beauty will stay with you forever.  Indulge on a leisurely journey down the Mossman River on a inflatable raft or embark in a thrilling adventure of spotting crocodiles during a guided tour.

The Atherton Tablelands can be discovered south-west of Cairns, rising more than 700m above sea level.  Not only will you discover a lush region of rainforest and wetlands, it is also renowned as a food bowl.  Discover an abundance of farms growing tropical fruits, bananas and berries whilst also being one of Australia’s two major coffee-growing regions. Whilst in the region, a favourite place of ours is Gallo – a family friendly, working dairy farm that is also making a selection of cheeses in the traditional European style and their chocolatiers are creating the most delicious chocolates that can be enjoyed in their café and also purchased to take with you. 

The Kuranda Rainforest Village is found in the mountains just 27km from Cairns. This cool-climate village offers an escape from the coastal heat and is home to a thriving arts and crafts community with outdoor markets.  You will also discover Queensland’s most famous waterfall lookout whilst here – Barron Falls. 

Port Douglas is a tropical paradise where Four Mile Beach offers a largely undeveloped beach oasis – where you can swim in the warm waters or simply stop and take in the spectacular view. Some of Queensland’s best golf courses can be found here and the Sunday market is where you will discover the region’s best food producers and artisans selling their wares.Description goes here

Palm Cove is a tropical beachside village that is easily recognisable for its spectacular palm trees and where shoes are optional. Only a 30-minute drive from Cairns, and offering an abundance of dining experiences to suit any budget, this sleepy coastal town is a popular lunch destination. A stroll along the empty beaches are a must or, for the more adventurous, hire a kayak and paddle the crystal clear waters. Also renowned as a spa destination, book in for a treatment at one of the many day spas whilst visiting.