This Wildlife Photography Safari comprises the most successful interactive locations for viewing and photographing the regions unique and endangered wildlife.
The Daintree and Tablelands boasts spectacular landscapes to observe reptiles, amphibians, monotremes and butterflies, including the Platypus, Saltwater Crocodile, Boyd’s Forest Dragon, White-lipped Tree Frog, Green-eyed Tree Frog, Snapping Turtle, Leaf-tailed Gecko and electric blue Ulysses butterfly.
On this tour, you'll travel from Cairns to the Daintree for a two-night stay. The Daintree is an area of ancient tropical rainforest spanning 120,000 hectares, making it the largest portion of tropical rainforest in Australia. Here you will visit several quiet nature trails, access private property with a chance of spotting wild Southern Cassowary, watch sunrise over Cape Tribulation Beach, enjoy nocturnal walks, take a private boat cruise and more.
From the Daintree to the Tablelands, with an exclusive stop at Forever Wild Shared Earth Reserve. This open savannah reserve encompasses 5000 acres of lagoons, trails, bird hides permanent lakes, swamps, billabongs, and creeks including an incredible mosaic of old-growth savanna woodland. The site is incredibly diverse, and the property has some of the highest avian diversity anywhere in Australia. Boasting over 220 species recorded, the highest bird count in a single day is 98 species, and there is a healthy population of the endangered Northern Quoll.
At the Atherton Tablelands you'll look for the Lumholtz Tree Kangaroo and the Mainland Platypus, spot birdlife in the rainforests, visit Lake Barrine and Lake Eacham and more before returning to Cairns.
