Top Things to do in North Queensland
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Things to do in North Queensland, Queensland: The Best Other Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in North Queensland, Australia including Aquatica, Eye to Eye Marine Encounters, Port Douglas Microlights, The Bump Track, Glide Watersports, Horses in Port.
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1. Aquatica
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
AQUATICA and Alex van Welderen - PADI CD - offer PADI Instructor courses and Specialty diving trips to the Yongala ship wreck. Our IDC's are held mainly in Cairns but we can travel to other locations. Yongala trips including Nitrox and Digital underwater Photo specialties are run on request. Fly in to Cairns and join Alex on a tour to the Yongala wreck and learn about the history on the drive down. Gain specialty diving knowledge and skills. Small groups only to make the most of over 20 years diving and teaching experience. for questions email Alex Direct.
2. Eye to Eye Marine Encounters
3. Port Douglas Microlights
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By H3689ZXstuartb - Brisbane, Australia
Spectacular, superb.. Feel the breeze as you climb above the Port Douglas. . This is just amazing open air just you and the pilot. They haven't fared well with Covid 19 and social distancing as you have to sit close to the pilot. But sights are spectacular. We flew both North to Mossman and back south of Port Douglas spotting Turtles, Crocs and an amazing waterfall - Keep it up guys
4. The Bump Track
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By WorldTravla7 - Cairns, Australia
I tackled the Bump Track with a local hiking group on the weekend of Port Douglas Carnivale. It’s a fairly challenging hike with a steep uphill section for first 1.5 km, then undulating for next 3.5 km to Robbins Creek. (350 metres elevation in first 2 km). You need to cross Robbins creek and if you’ve got boots you’ll want to take these off as you’re feet will most definitely get wet. Approx 500 metres beyond the creek we took a side track to Big Mowbray Falls (this track is more narrow and took about 45 mins each way to the top of the falls). Here you can swim/cool off in the water and look out over a spectacular gorge opening out into rainforest. This side track isn’t far from the end of the Bump Track. Total Walk was around 15km if you do the side track (marked by pink ribbon, which I managed to miss the first time round). 12km just for Bump Track. I saw a black snake basking in the sun on the way back and apparently these are a common sight (I believe they are venomous). The Bump Track has a rich history (as an aboriginal trail and as a link for the early settlers to the hinterland by horse and cart) and there are plenty of info plaques on the way if you’re interested. To get there, drive a few kms south of Port Douglas and turn left just before the Mowbray Bridge down Mowbray River Road. Keep going down and turn onto Connolly Rd and continue until you get to the end over some dirt road sections.
5. Glide Watersports
Glide Watersports is a fully licensed Stand-Up Paddle Boarding Centre located here in the tropics of northern QLD. Home to the Great Barrier Reef; a year round tropical climate; and some of the most stunning waterways and ocean-scapes in the world, Cairns is undoubtedly the destination of choice when it comes to SUPing! We offer breath-taking lessons and tours with no prior experience required!
6. Horses in Port
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
