When visiting the Daintree Rainforest, one of the first stops needs to be the Daintree Discovery Centre. It is a visitor information centre, however, it is more an attraction in itself.
Wander through the rainforest canopy on the Daintree Rainforest Skywalk, around 11 metres above the forest floor, and a canopy tower to get up high into the canopy. Elevated boardwalks add to the skywalk with themed circuits, such as the Cassowary Circuit, Bush Tucker Trail, and Jurassic Forest. There are four hundred metres of walks to explore the rainforest.
Keep an eye out for the ancient 500-year old strangler fig tree.
Nearby Brown Signs
Alexandra Lookout – the peak of the winding climb up Mount Alexandra on Cape Tribulation Rd, 7.5km after crossing the Daintree River
Cape Tribulation –
Crocodylus Village – secluded on 21 acres of Daintree rainforest, stay in a Safari Hut right under the jungle canopy
Dubuji – rainforest boardwalk through the Daintree National Park at Cape Tribulation
Kulki – a beach and headland at Cape Tribulation in the Daintree National Park
Noah Range – Cape Tribulation Road crosses Noah Range marked by a brown sign, Noah Beach to Cape Tribulation
Thornton Beach – Cape Tribulation Road sits between the beach and Thornton range peak of the Daintree Rainforest behind it, with Struck Island offshore