Australia · Great Barrier Reef & Queensland
Floresta Tropical de Daintree
Where the rainforest meets the reef — guided walks with Indigenous Kuku Yalanji rangers.
About Daintree Rainforest
At 180 million years old, the Daintree is the oldest continuously surviving tropical rainforest on earth — older than the Amazon. It is the only place on earth where two UNESCO World Heritage areas meet: the Daintree and the Great Barrier Reef.
Indigenous-guided walks with the Kuku Yalanji people offer an experience you cannot get anywhere else — bushtucker tasting, ancient medicinal plant knowledge, and Dreamtime stories handed down for tens of thousands of years.
While You're There
What to See & Do
- Mossman Gorge — clear river through ancient rainforest
- Cape Tribulation — where rainforest meets reef
- Saltwater crocodiles on Daintree River cruise
- Cassowaries, tree kangaroos, ulysses butterflies
- Kuku Yalanji 'Dreamtime' guided walks
How We Can Arrange It
We'll Take Care of the Details
As your booking agent, Mercury Pacific can include Daintree Rainforest in your tailored itinerary. Here's what we'll handle and advise on so you can simply enjoy the experience:
Guided walks add immeasurable depth — book in advance
Stinger suits for swimming Nov–May
Crocodiles are real — only swim in marked safe spots
Every detail — bookings, timings and transfers — is arranged for you as part of your Mercury Pacific tour.
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