Cabins in Cape Tribulation
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- Cape Tribulation
Cabins in Cape Tribulation
Rainforest hiking and beach camping are primary draws to Cape Tribulation.
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Gunnadoo Holiday Hut
1 site · Lodging2 acres · Rocky Point, QLDThis private cabin is set in the rainforest, self contained and separate from the main house with views over the Coral Sea and Low Isle.
Enjoy the outdoor state of the art Ziegler & Brown BBQ kitchen including under cover outdoor dining table and chairs with candles to set the mood.
Rest, relax, rejuvenate in your luxury hydrotherapy spa with both recliners facing the coral sea, set in total privacy, your ultimate holiday getaway!
No neighbours in sight, just the rainforest, ocean and you!
We are happy to provide our guests with all the local advise and tour information as well as tour bookings so they can experience the best of our unique area and the world heritage listed surrounds. We are professionals who work in the tourism industry and your tour booking through us will also support our small business.
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AU$220
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
Idriess Creek
1 site · Lodging5 acres · Daintree, QLDDirectly opposite the public boat ramp access to the Great Barrier Reef, I have a fenced camping area that includes one cabin (which has an outside flush toilet and a hot/cold shower),
Campsites includes, one site with water only and three sites with water and power.
Telstra phone reception is available. It is a fisherman's dream location.
Pets are allowed but has to be on leash at all times.
4WD only as access is difficult for 2WD vehicles.
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AU$75
/ night
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KUR Cow Farm Stay
9 sites · Lodging1500 acres · Kuranda, QLDKurcow Farm was once known as Barnwell Farm.
Coffee was extensively grown throughout the Kuranda/Myola region in the early 1890's until frosts wiped out large numbers crops in the early 1900's. Robert William Warren purchased portions of the land at Barnwell in the 1890s and established a coffee plantation on the property which was named "Downtown Farm." Dairy cattle were bought to Barnwell by William Henry Barnwell in 1936 and by 1939 he had managed to successfully establish for a dairy farmer and was advertising for a dairy hand with remuneration of 25 shillings per week and keep. Dairy cattle remained on the property until some point following World War II. It has been said that William Henry Barnwell was one of the earliest cattle farmers in the Myola and Kuranda areas to carry Droughtmaster cattle. He was well regarded as a 'cattle man' in the Myola area. Opening to public in August 2018, Barnwell Farm now welcome visitors daily from all over the world. Offering its guests an interactive, Australia cattle experience with a little adventure thrown in also and exquisite cuisine.
Our accommodation consist of 2 cabins sleep 2 adult and 2 children, the room is not interconnect but fence with our private court yard for dinning.
Price include Petting Zoo entry for 2 adult and 2 children, camping is permitted for inhouse guest only. tent is available for hire.
Guided Horse riding and ATV tour is available daily and minimum age is 4 years old for horse riding and 6 years old for ATV.
Breakfast and lunch is available on Saturday and Sunday. Sunset Wagyu BBQ offer daily.
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AU$280
/ night
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Cairns Gateway B&B Cottage
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Gordonvale, QLDCairns Gateway B&B Cottage is nestled within the picturesque Mulgrave Valley, near the town of Gordonvale only half an hour’s drive South of Cairns. We are conveniently located at the Southern entrance to the beautiful Atherton Tablelands.Our smoke-free fully self-contained one bedroom cottage is situated next to our home on our one acre property. We are close to Cairns, the Atherton Tablelands, local attractions, tour pick-ups, golf courses and bus stops.Swimming PoolLocated on AcreageTropical and Herb GardensPrivate BBQ & Patio Area
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AU$150
/ night
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Ginya Mija Wamban
3 sites · Lodging8 acres · Wondecla, QLDWe acknowledge the Traditional Owners of this Country, the Jirrbal People, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we stand today, and pay our respects to their Elders past , present and future. We extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples .
Come and escape to our stunning off-grid cabin in Wondecla, located in the serene Atherton Tablelands. Surrounded by beautiful gum trees in a natural setting, it's the perfect destination for those seeking tranquility and relaxation. Our host has expertly constructed the cabin from a combination of recycled and new materials, featuring large windows that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
Booking the cabin grants you exclusive use of the entire campsite, and you have the option to invite friends and family to join you for a small fee. The cabin itself provides a peaceful retreat, equipped with a comfortable bed, fresh linens, and all the amenities you need to feel at home. Powered entirely by a solar 12v system, the cabin provides a sustainable off-grid living experience. Wake up to the sounds of nature, step out onto your private deck, and take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding wildlife.
Our campsite offers a range of amenities, including a large fire pit for cozy evenings and a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen for preparing meals. The outdoor shower is spacious, providing a unique experience of showering under the stars. We source hot water from rainwater tanks or the nearby creek during dry seasons, so you can still enjoy a warm shower even while off-grid.
Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, with gum trees towering overhead and the sounds of birds and wildlife in the background, it's the perfect place to relax, unwind and reconnect with nature. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family holiday or a peaceful retreat, our beautiful cabin in Wondecla is the perfect choice.
We can't wait to welcome you to Ginya Mija Wamban!
Here are some attractions that are within a one-hour radius of Herberton, a town located in the Atherton Tablelands region of Queensland, Australia:
Atherton Tablelands: A scenic region with opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing, and scenic drives.
Millaa Millaa Falls: A stunning waterfall surrounded by lush rainforest and a picnic area.
Malanda Falls: Another beautiful waterfall with a swimming hole, picnic area, and scenic walking trails.
Curtain Fig Tree: An ancient fig tree that is over 500 years old and one of the largest in the world.
Granite Gorge Nature Park: A park where visitors can get up close and personal with rock wallabies and other native animals.
Danbulla National Park and Forest Reserve: A park with several scenic walks, picnic areas, and a variety of wildlife.
Tinaroo Dam: A dam that offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and water sports.
Lake Tinaroo: A popular spot for water sports, fishing, and camping.
Innot Hot Springs: A spot known for its natural hot springs and scenic beauty, with opportunities for swimming, relaxing, and exploring the surrounding area. There are also other nearby attractions, such as Lake Eacham, Walkamin Research Station, and Yidyam (Mount Uncle).
Kuranda is a small town located in Far North Queensland, Australia, that offers a range of attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy. Some of the most popular attractions in Kuranda include:
Kuranda Scenic Railway: A historic railway that offers a scenic journey through the rainforest.
Kuranda Skyrail: A cableway that offers panoramic views of the rainforest and Barron Gorge National Park as it travels from Kuranda to Cairns.
Kuranda Village Market: An outdoor market featuring a range of local arts, crafts, and products, as well as food stalls and live entertainment.
Butterfly Sanctuary: An indoor sanctuary that is home to a variety of exotic butterfly species, as well as reptiles and birds.
Barron Gorge National Park: A park that offers a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, picnicking, and birdwatching.
Kuranda Wildlife Experience: A wildlife park that offers the opportunity to get up close and personal with native Australian animals, including kangaroos, koalas, and wallabies.
Yungaburra is a small town located in Far North Queensland, Australia, in the Atherton Tablelands region. Some of the popular attractions in Yungaburra include:
Yungaburra Heritage Walk: A walk that takes visitors through the town's historic center and features many of the town's most iconic buildings, including the Yungaburra Hotel and the Old Post Office.
Koombooloomba is a lake located near the town of Mount Garnet in the Atherton Tablelands region. The lake and its surroundings are a popular spot for birdwatching, and they are also of cultural significance to the local Indigenous communities.
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AU$110
/ night
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On The Wild Side
8 sites · Lodging50 acres · Kalunga, QLDA basic but clean and tidy fully self contained cabin (amenities block is approx. 30m away from the cabin), built in part of a larger structure, located 100m from the main farm homestead, on a small rise above the bank of the Wild River.
Guests are able to access the river which can vary in size depending on the time of the year.
There are 100's kms of tracks which can be accessed from the property suitable for mountain biking, hiking, horse riding or motor bikes (we do not allow motor bikes to be ridden on our property other than to come and go while accessing the surrounding State Forest Tracks or main roads).
The property is isolated and situated .5 kms away from our nearest neighbours, so is suitable for those who will enjoy a quiet time in nature. Most times of the year it is possible to have a camp fire along side the river.
During the wet season it is advisable to have a 4WD or at least a vehicle with higher clearance vehicle to access the property.
As a licensed caterer for many years, I am able to provide Meals & Snacks should you require them.
We do offer horse rides on 2 of our quiet horses, conditions apply. If you have your own horses that you'd like to bring we can provide you a 4 acre paddock for your horses to use.
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AU$120
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
Outdoor stays for every style
Find your new favourite spot.
Stretching from the Daintree River in the south to the Bloomfield River in the north in Queensland’s Wet Tropics region, Cape Tribulation is known for its wild and remote landscapes. Boardwalks provide easy walking into dense rainforest, mangrove swamps and beaches. For a sweeping view of Cape Tribulation, take the Kulki boardwalk. Experienced hikers can tackle the six-hour Mount Sorrow ridge trail. A village offers grocery stores, cafes and a few resorts, but most people come for the walks and the isolation. The best guided walks focus on the life and culture of the Eastern Kuku Yalanji indigenous people.
Where to Go
Daintree Village
The pioneer-era timber logging township of Daintree Village is 48 km south of Cape Tribulation. There’s not much to do at this quirky village, but it’s a good place to stock up on essential supplies, and it has a good pub and a couple of cafes.
Mossman Gorge
The heart of the other section of Daintree National Park, Mossman Gorge is a popular swimming hole among huge granite boulders on the Mossman River. Entry is only via fee-based shuttle bus from the Mossman Gorge Centre.
Cow Bay
The Daintree Discovery Centre at Cow Bay has more than 900 metres of elevated rainforest boardwalks, a 10-metre-high aerial walkway to explore the tree canopy, and a 23-metre tower for expansive views. Self-guided audio tours are included, and visitors gain access to an informative interpretive display.
Kuranda
Kuranda is another rainforest village, best visited on the way north from Cairns. It has several wildlife attractions (including a butterfly house) and offers both Barron River cruises and rainforest walks. It’s unashamedly touristy with lots of markets and souvenir shops, but it’s a scenic stop that can be reached from Cairns via the Skyrail cableway and/or the Kuranda Scenic Rail historic train.
Mount Alexandra (Walu Wugirriga) Lookout
The Mount Alexandra (Walu Wugirriga) lookout, about 5 km from the Daintree River ferry crossing on the road to Cape Tribulation, has the best views of the coast and nearby islands.
When to Go
The best months to visit Cape Tribulation are July to November, during the “dry” season. At this time of year, toxic marine stingers are less likely to inhabit the water. December to March is hot and humid, and from February to March, campers find lots of rain. Cyclones are possible between November and April.
Safety at Hipcamp
Hipcamp acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and future and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.