Three of the Daintree’s most popular attractions have come together to offer the very best of culture, adventure, education and fun in one great money-saving package.
The Daintree Attractions Pass provides entry to the Mossman Gorge Centre Dreamtime Walk, Jungle Surfing Canopy Tour and the Daintree Discovery Centre – all on the one ticket.
Visit all the attractions on one day with a standard self-drive itinerary or customise each one separately over a seven-day period.
The big three ‘must see’ Daintree highlights together provide a fun, fascinating and unforgettable experience of the world’s heritage listed, oldest tropical rainforest and the ancient culture within it. The pass is suitable for all ages from three upwards.
Experienced Indigenous guides conduct the Mossman Gorge Dreamtime Walk. It includes a traditional smoking ceremony, stories of the Kuku Yalanji culture and traditions, a visit to a sacred ceremony site and soap and ochre paint-making demonstration.
The one-and-a-half hour intimate tour of about 15 guests also includes bush tea and damper and free access to the Mossman Gorge shuttle bus.
A thrilling adventure awaits on the Jungle Surfing Canopy Tour, which is a guided tree platform and zipline tour through all levels of the rainforest canopy.
Adventurers can enjoy more than an hour up in the rainforest canopy with spectacular views of the rainforest and reef, and fun and fascinating stories on each platform. Up to 12 tours depart daily from Cape Tribulation.
The Daintree Discovery Centre covers the whole rainforest experience from the ground to the canopy.
Rainforest boardwalks include a Bush Tucker Trail and Cassowary Circuit, five self-guided audio tours in eight different languages, an interpretive display, native fish and reptiles, a 23-metre canopy tower and 125-metre long Aerial Walkway Rainforest Skywalk.
A take home 68-page Daintree Rainforest Guide Book with local wildlife identification is also included.
The Daintree Attractions Pass costs $205 for adults and $140 for children (three to 14 years), a saving of $10 on each ticket.
Bookings may be made online, by phone or email through the Jungle Surfing Reservations team, through TicketMates, DCM or at each of the individual attractions.
Abi Ralph, manager of the Daintree Discovery Centre, said iconic tourism destinations like London, Paris and New York all had a pass that linked their major attractions so it made sense the Daintree had one too.
“People want to experience culture, learn about the history and how our special ecosystem works and have fun – the Daintree Attractions Pass checks off all these and more,” Ms Ralph said.
Sheena Walshaw, managing director of Jungle Surfing Canopy Tours, said booking ease and flexibility plus a discounted price was another incentive for visitors.
“The pass represents value for money and reassures visitors that they will be experiencing the best of what the Daintree has to offer,” she said.
For more information visit www.junglesurfing.com.au/daintreeattractionspass/
.jpg){kind=tracking}
