Kuranda Rainforestation with Army Duck and Scenic Train Tour

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1. Climb aboard an authentic World War II Army Duck for a unique rainforest adventure on land and water. Accompanied by an expert guide, journey through lush tropical rainforest while learning about the diverse flora and fauna that call this ancient ecosystem home. Discover the beauty and biodiversity of the World Heritage-listed Wet Tropics on this unique and immersive experience. Encounter some of Australia’s most iconic native animals at the Koala & Wildlife Park. Wander through elevated boardwalks and wildlife enclosures to see koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, crocodiles, dingoes, reptiles and the elusive cassowary. Guests can hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies and enjoy close-up wildlife experiences while learning about Australia’s unique fauna.

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2. Nestled within the World Heritage-listed rainforest, Kuranda Village is renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, colourful markets, boutique shops, cafés and galleries. Often referred to as the "Village in the Rainforest", it provides visitors with free time to explore local arts and crafts, sample regional produce and soak up the charm of this unique mountain town.

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3. Travel aboard the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway, one of Australia’s most iconic rail journeys. Winding through the mountains between Cairns and Kuranda, the railway passes through tunnels, over towering bridges and alongside dramatic waterfalls. Built in the late 1800s, this heritage experience showcases breathtaking scenery of Tropical North Queensland.

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How it compares in Cairns & the Tropical North

• Its from-price is 33% below the median of the 89 dagtrips we list in Cairns & the Tropical North.
• It is longer than most of them.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Cairns & the Tropical North

Cairns is the gateway to Far North Queensland, with the Great Barrier Reef offshore, Daintree rainforest to the north and the Atherton Tablelands inland.

Cairns sits on Trinity Bay between the sea and a wall of forested ranges. The Esplanade has a public saltwater swimming lagoon and a long boardwalk beside mudflats where wading birds feed, and the Botanic Gardens hold tropical plants and a rainforest boardwalk. The city is the departure point for boats to the Great Barrier Reef, including the coral cay of Green Island and the rocky Fitzroy Island, and for flights over the reef.

Top-ranked sights in Cairns & the Tropical North: Great Barrier Reef, Barron Gorge National Park, Green Island.

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