Witches Falls is one of those places that I, Oleksandr Honcharenko, keep going back to – and to be honest, I’m not really sure I want to revisit it – because this part of Tamborine Mountain seems to have a knack for handing me new surprises every time I saunter through Tamborine National Park. Next […]
In Paluma Village, there are some lovely rainforest tracks that lead into cooler air and Paluma Range National Park, a place I find myself headed back to time and again, In Paluma Village, there are some lovely rainforest tracks that lead into cooler air and Paluma Range National Park, a place I find myself headed
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Turtles occur throughout the Great Barrier Reef, but sightings depend more on habitat and tour design than on choosing the most famous destination. Green turtles dominate encounters around shallow reef flats, lagoons and seagrass meadows, while hawksbills are more closely associated with coral structures. Loggerheads occur in the region but are less predictable on ordinary
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Whale and dolphin watching in the Great Barrier Reef is best suited to travellers who want a broader marine wildlife experience rather than guaranteed, prolonged whale encounters. Humpback whales migrate through Reef waters mainly during the cooler months, dolphins may appear year-round, and the northern Ribbon Reefs offer permitted in-water encounters with dwarf minke whales.
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The Wild North of the Great Barrier Reef isn’t your average reef cruise out of Cairns. Nope, this is the part of Far North Queensland where sealed roads end, crocs still rule the beaches, and reef meets rainforest in a mashup that feels straight out of a David Attenborough special. It’s not brochure-pretty. It’s raw,
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