Cow Bay Travel Guide: Beaches, Boardwalks & Canopy Tours
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Daintree / Cape Tribulation is a real tucked-away corner of Tropical North Queensland where the World Heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest tumbles all the way down to the Coral Sea. Cross the Daintree River, and you’ll find that Cow Bay and Cape Tribulation are tiny rainforest communities, and most of the time mobile coverage is pretty patchy;
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The Torres Strait lies between Cape York Peninsula and Papua New Guinea: more than 270 islands and reefs scattered across roughly 48,000 square kilometres, with permanent communities on only 17 islands. This is far removed from the usual tropical resort circuit. Infrastructure is limited, access to some communities requires permission and getting between islands takes
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Port Douglas, a glitzy resort town in Tropical North Queensland, is nestled right between the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. Four Mile Beach, the Coral Sea and a quaint little town centre set the overall vibe: tropical, laid-back and decidedly more low-key than some of the bigger coastal cities you’d find elsewhere. Best
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Palm Cove is a tiny beachside hamlet situated in the tropical north of Queensland, just 30 minutes north of Cairns City, where old melaleucas provide dappled shade for the foreshore, and restaurants spill out onto the charming Williams Esplanade. The Coral Sea laps up against the shore, while a backdrop of rainforest-clad ranges rises up
Mission Beach is situated on Queensland’s Cassowary Coast between the two cities of Cairns and Townsville, right in the heart of Tropical North Queensland. Its four little coastal communities, Bingil Bay, Mission Beach, Wongaling Beach and South Mission Beach, all of which have a lovely bit of beach going on, share a whopping 14 kilometres
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The Atherton Tablelands – a world above the heat of tropical lowlands behind Cairns. Where the air cools, volcanic country takes centre stage, & rainforest replaces the coastal warmth. A plateau of sorts, it stretches across Atherton, Yungaburra, Malanda, Millaa Millaa and Mareeba, a patchwork of crater lakes, waterfalls, farms, and sections of the Wet
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Mason’s Creek Swimming Hole, also known as Mason’s Waterhole, differs because it is an inland freshwater pool away from direct tidal influence. It is commonly promoted locally as a recognised swimming location, but conditions can change and no natural waterway in crocodile country should be described as guaranteed croc-free. Always follow current local signage, check
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Emmagen Creek is a refreshing freshwater swimming hole tucked away just off the Cape Tribulation–Bloomfield Road in Far North Queensland. It is an appealing alternative when the Coral Sea is rough, marine stingers are present or crocodile warnings make swimming along the coast unsuitable. The creek lies beneath the dense canopy of the Daintree Rainforest,
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Mossman River – a wild child at heart – flows through the very heart of Northern Queensland, just north of Port Douglas. It’s one of those spots that looks deceptively calm in a photo, but just wait – before you know it, you’re reminded that rainforest rivers have a mind of their own. Mossman Gorge,
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