Coral Tree Inn
Coral Tree Inn is a newly refurbished 4 star resort-style hotel located right in the heart of Cairns City, across the newly redesigned Munro Martin Parklands and close to all the shops, restaurants, theatre, art galleries and casino. The Hotel features two types of excellent accommodation includi...
Travel Dates: 1 July - 30 September 2019
Pacific Hotel Cairns
The Pacific Hotel Cairns is centrally located on the picturesque Cairns Esplanade overlooking Trinity Harbour and the Reef Fleet Terminal, the main departure point to the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns. Opposite the main shopping precinct, casino and the new restaurant area, the Pacific is also a s...
Travel Dates: 8 June - 27 September 2019
Mantra In The Village
Mantra In The Village Located in the centre of Port Douglas just a short stroll from the restaurants and shops of Macrossan Street, Mantra in the Village offers accommodation perfect for a couples' escape or family holiday.
Travel Dates: 8 June - 5 September 2019
Oaks Lagoons
Situated in Port Douglas, one of Tropical North Queensland's most desired holiday destinations, Oaks Lagoons stands among the best and most affordable Port Douglas resorts, combining deluxe accommodation, a range of leisure facilities and easy access to the magical Great Barrier Reef and Daintree...
Travel Dates: 23 July - 19 September 2019
Mandalay Luxury Beachfront Apartment
Located in quiet seclusion, Mandalay is nestled amongst lush tropical gardens with famous Four Mile Beach only a 30 metre walk and within a 5 minute stroll of the shops and restaurants of the Port Douglas Village. The interiors have been timelessly refurbished with understated luxury, enhancing t...
Travel Dates: 23 June - 30 September 2019
Dive in!
The Great Barrier Reef is home to hundreds of tropical islands, thousands of golden beaches and a wealth of marine life, set to a backdrop of warm, clear water and sparkling blue skies.
Finding Dory! (aka the Blue Tang fish)
The Great Barrier Reef's World Heritage status was awarded due to the abundance of marine life that call area home. Thousands of species of coral provide shelter for tropical fish, rays, dugongs, turtles, crustaceans and the occasional shark. It's an absolute must to visit the reef from below the ocean's surface – the Great Barrier Reef provides the most spectacular experiences for divers and snorkelers alike. The entire area is protected by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, but still feels the impact of tourism, so make sure you do your bit when visiting and ensure any offshore trips respect the wondrous environment.
Explore the open waters on a day-trip
Starting at the Capricorn Coast and stretching past the tip of Cape York, there are hundreds of places to visit the reef from. The Whitsunday Islands and Cairns are key areas, however Port Douglas, Mission Beach and Airlie Beach are popular alternatives. You can visit any way you like, from camping in the sand to lazing about in a luxurious resort – there's definitely something for every budget, giving you no reason to say no to a holiday in this iconic part of Queensland.