Experience nature at its beautiful best in Queensland. With five World Heritage-listed sites, miles of ocean, breathtaking natural landscapes and over 450 amazingly diverse national parks and forests, you’ll be amazed what Queensland has to offer. In fact, our incredibly diverse natural environment is an integral part of the Queensland lifestyle

With everything from Great Barrier Reef islands to stark desert landscapes, tropical rainforests and pristine wetlands, it’s easy to see why Queensland is one of the most ecologically diverse places on earth. Its natural treasures are a fascinating combination of wildlife, rainforest, ancient Aboriginal rock art and stunning scenery

Adventures include whitewater rafting, mountain biking, caving, scuba diving.

Queensland walks are fun and free and something the whole family can enjoy.

We can design the perfect adventure tour just for you.

Suggested Adventure Tours in Queensland

THE AMAZING BAMA WAY  DISCOVERY TOUR

The Bama Way is an Aboriginal journey through South Eastern Cape York, from Cairns to north of Cooktown, following story-lines through the two Aboriginal nations of the Kuku Yalanji and Guugu Yimithirr peoples.

The Bama Way links three Aboriginal-owned tours operated by the traditional custodians of the local area. Each tour provides a unique experience which will teach you about different facets of Aboriginal culture:

tinerary:
Day 1 (L) Cairns – Cape Tribulation

Today, your journey of discovery begins as you travel north along one of Australia’s most scenic coastal drives to Cooya Beach to join Kubirri Warra brothers on one of their beach, mudflat and mangrove walks. Linc and Brandon Walker, of Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours follow the traditions of their ancestors who, for thousands of years, educated visitors about their traditional country in order to ensure the survival of their Kuku Yalanji culture. Today the brothers teach their guests how to throw a spear, hunt whilst stalking and observing wildlife and country, and how to track coastal resources. And they share some of their extensive knowledge of this special area and how they care for their country. Enjoy fresh, homemade damper, tea and coffee, before continuing along the Daintree Coast where we continue north to the Daintree Village, for a 1 hour river cruise on the mighty Daintree River. Have a picnic lunch on the shores of the river before we visit the spectacular Niau Falls on Tranquility on the Daintree - a secluded 450acre private property. The Niau falls are a pristine natural wonder waiting for you to discover. You will see strange, primitive plants and learn about the original French settler family. Hear of their incredible story of survival. Your guided walk will unlock the secrets of this fascinating eco-system.

Time for a swim in this magical rainforest environment, (don’t forget your swimmers).

We depart the falls and travel to Cape Tribulation, crossing the mighty Daintree River by cable ferry, arriving at your overnight accommodation. Spend the night in the World Heritage Listed Daintree National Park of Cape Tribulation. Experience the rainforest at night, enjoy this evening at your leisure.

Day 2 (B-L-D) 10.00am Cape Tribulation - Cooktown

A leisurely breakfast and walk along Cape Tribulation Beach before we continue on The Bama Way through the heart of the World Heritage Listed Daintree National Park. Travel today is on the 4wd only Bloomfield Track, where we will cross rivers and mountain ranges. Arriving at Wujal Wujal we visit the Bloomfield Falls in the company of traditional custodians from the Walker Family, who share some of their knowledge about this special and sacred place. We travel to Helenvale, where we have lunch at the famous Lions Den Hotel, a famous Aussie bush pub established in 1875. After lunch visit Black Mountains, a unique geological oddity, surrounded in mystery and spoken of in ancient Aboriginal legend. Arriving in Cooktown have your camera ready with 360 degree panoramic views from Grassy Hill of Cooktown, the Coral Sea and the Endeavour. Overnight Cooktown and enjoy dinner with your travel companions this evening.

Cooktown - Cairns
Day 3, (B-L) Rainbow Serpent Tour depart Cooktown at 7.45am

This morning enjoy breakfast at Cooks Landing by the wharf before being collected by Nugal-warra Elder, Willie Gordon of Guurrbi Tours. Willie, the traditional story-teller of the Nugal-warra clan, takes you to the Nugal rock art sites, set in stunning countryside high in the hills above Hope Vale, 40 minutes from Cooktown. You’ll visit six sites, including the Reconciliation Cave and an ancestral Birthing Site, where Willie shares the stories behind the art – stories which can only be told by Elders of the Nugal clan - and explains how the paintings speak of the essence of life and the lores of his people. With his great smile and infectious laugh, Willie gives you an amazing insight into Aboriginal society and spirituality, and has you thinking about your own relationship with the land and how the lores of his people can apply to us all. The tour includes an estimated 30-minute bush walk on generally easy terrain. Water is provided, and cameras are welcome.

Return to Cooktown for a delightful lunch at the Nature Powerhouse Museum. This afternoon we depart Cooktown following the backbone of Australia's Great Dividing Range, through the spectacular scenery of Far North Queensland's Outback. Your tour of amazing discovery comes to a close as you are transferred back to your accommodation in Port Douglas or Cairns.

ADVENTURE TOURS AUSTRALIA RAINFOREST AND REEF

FRASER ISLAND GREAT WALKS

Explore the world's largest sand island on foot and discover ever-changing landscapes, stunning scenery and fascinating natural and cultural heritage.

Everyone can enjoy the Fraser Island Great Walk. While the entire 90km Great Walk takes 6-8 days to complete, short easy walks are also available. These range from easy strolls to half- and full-day adventures.

Discover spectacular heritage-listed Fraser Island through Footprints on Fraser walking tours.

Fraser Island is a precious part of Australia’s natural and cultural heritage. World heritage listed, it is the largest sand island in the world. Over 120 kilometers long and over 20 kilometers across at its widest point, the Island has developed over 700,000 years and is truly a unique natural environment.

Fraser Island is a place of exceptional beauty, with its long uninterrupted white beaches flanked by strikingly colored sand cliffs, and over 100 freshwater lakes, some tea-colored and others clear and blue all ringed by white sandy beaches. Ancient rainforests grow in sand along the banks of fast-flowing, crystal clear creeks.

Discover the island’s history as you walk past paths where logging roads and tramlines once served a bygone forestry industry. Enjoy too the opportunity to swim in the crystal clear waters of Lake McKenzie and be awe-inspired by the multi-colored sands of Rainbow Gorge.

Footprints on Fraser Walking Tours
provides walkers the opportunity to visit some of the most diverse and unique landforms and ecosystems on the planet. The walking tours offer a truly rich experience of diverse island landscapes, wildlife in its natural habitat and fascinating history.

The 4-Day Great Lakes Walk
This walk visits five of the most beautiful lakes on Fraser Island including Lake McKenzie, Lake Boomanjin, Lake Birrabeen, Lake Wabby and Basin Lake. As part of the walking tour you will also have the unique privilege to camp by some of these lakes and swim in them all year round.

Also on the tour you will explore the rainforests of Central Station, Wanggoolba Creek and Pile Valley. The new campsite here is a treasure for walkers, being remote from the vehicular campsite it is set amongst the rainforest giants, vines and palms allowing us all to gain a deep feeling for the nature of this area.

Further on, the tour tramps through banksia woodland, tall open forest, melaleuca wetlands, the ancient dunes of the central highlands, developing dunes of the east coast and the famous Hammerstone Sandlow.

37 KM $1375 Australian Dollars all inclusive