There are many tourist attractions in Australia, but Cairns definitely stands out.
It is not only a diving resort but also a resort with rich tourist attractions.
Today, the editor will take you to know the tourist attractions in Cairns!
Introduction to Cairns tourist attractions Port Douglas Wildlife Habitat Wildlife Habitat is about a 10-minute drive from Port Douglas. The experience here is very interesting.
For example, visitors can enter the bird cage here, have lunch with colorful birds, and have the opportunity to see cute koalas, rare tree kangaroos, and various reptiles.
Unlike ordinary zoos, Wildlife Habitats has advanced eco-tourism certification, and its more important responsibility is to promote wildlife rescue programs and ensure that injured or sick wild animals receive professional medical treatment.
Therefore, various educational activities are also presented here for visitors, such as interesting junior keeper courses, hand feeding and interaction with wild animals.
In this way, you can experience the interdependent ecological cycle between nature and human beings up close and spend a pleasant day.
Rainforest Nature Park The award-winning Rainforest Nature Park covers 100 acres and is approximately 30 minutes' drive from Cairns.
In the dense and mysterious rainforest, the whole family can ride on a World War II amphibious tank together, trace the traces of rainforest creatures, and experience the colorful ecological environment.
The interesting tour guide will also explain to tourists the various plants seen along the way, starting an eye-opening journey.
You can also take the Skyrail to explore the ancient rainforest cable car, roam the rainforest, overlook the natural scenery from a new perspective, and appreciate the magnificence of the world heritage rainforest.
Mosman Gorge Aboriginal Cultural Discovery Tour Mosman Gorge is located in the Daintree Rainforest.
In addition to the magnificent natural scenery, the long-standing aboriginal culture is also precious.
The Dreamtime Walks in Dreamtime take visitors into the lives of Aboriginal people and gain an in-depth understanding of every aspect of Aboriginal culture, which is impressive.
The Dream Time journey will begin with a traditional welcome ceremony of lighting a fire, which is meant to purify the mind and body and eliminate bad luck.
Afterwards, the indigenous people will lead tourists on a hike through the lush tropical rainforest and share with you the stories and secrets of their life in the rainforest.
In addition to visiting traditional log cabins and apiaries, visitors can also learn ancient medicine, hunt for bush food, observe ocher paintings with Aboriginal people, and experience the ancient and magical way of life.
Cairns Aquarium Cairns Aquarium is home to unique North Queensland rainforest, freshwater and marine life.
Not only can you enjoy the tropical rainforest, but you can also experience the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef.
A 10-meter-high tropical aquarium, a 360-degree coral sea area, and a 20-meter-long underwater tunnel. These experiences that are rarely seen in other places amaze everyone here.
In addition, Cairns Aquarium also has a nighttime experience - sleeping with sharks, allowing children to observe the nightlife of marine creatures up close and enter sweet dreams with them.
Sunlover Reef Cruise If you want to embark on an in-depth exploration of the Great Barrier Reef, you might as well take the Sunlover Reef Cruise with your children and enjoy the relaxation of the sea breeze.
Cruises offer a wide variety of activities.
You can try snorkeling, deep diving, glass-bottom boats and semi-submarines, underwater observation decks, underwater walking, etc. to explore the underwater world.
It is suitable for the whole family to fully appreciate the magic and biodiversity of the coral world of the Great Barrier Reef.
The rotating water slide on the ship leads directly to the sea, and the Great Barrier Reef instantly transforms into a large water park, allowing people to have fun under the blue sky.
The Emerald Island Fitzroy Island (Fitzroy Island), about 45 minutes by boat from Cairns, looks like an emerald in the sea.
The island is beautiful and the water is clear and sparkling.
Emerald Isle is a national park island with high visibility year-round and comfortable water temperature, making it an ideal place for snorkeling.
Put on diving equipment, accompanied by professional instructors, explore the underwater scenery with free sea turtles, and appreciate the colorful scenery of the Great Barrier Reef from another perspective.
Experience stand-up paddling or try canoeing on Nudey Beach, where active outdoor sports add to the fun of a relaxing holiday.
Travel guide Transportation: It only takes 6.5 hours to reach Cairns by Qantas direct flight from Hong Kong, and it only takes 8 to 10 minutes to get from Cairns Airport to the city center.
Cairns International Airport is located approximately 6 kilometers west of the city and provides daily flight services from Cairns to the Gold Coast.
It is divided into international airport and domestic airport.
The two airports are 1km apart, so you can take the airport bus to Cairns city centre.
Or fly directly from Shanghai or Beijing to Sydney, and then transfer from Sydney to Cairns.
Visa: If your purpose of going to Australia is for vacation, sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends, or purchasing private property, you need to apply for a tourist visa (category 676).
If your purpose of coming to Australia is to participate in informal courses or training within 3 months (including 3 months), you can also apply for a tourist visa.