Cape Tribulation Accommodation
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Remote and seductive |
2 | $200 - $230 nightly |
3-59 | Cottage/ House 0 km to `The greatest escape |
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Boutique cabin style resort set amongst pristine rainforest. |
50 | $168 - $235 nightly |
1-59 | Lodge 50 m to Rainforest / Beaches |
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Eden Escape: Elegant self contained Holiday Cottage located in the middle of the Daintree Rainforest |
6 | $225 - $275 nightly |
2-59 | Cottage/ House 10 m to Daintree Rainforest |
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Unique rainforest accommodation perfect for an intimate tropical getaway or the ideal family holiday |
5 | $288 - $320 nightly |
3-59 | Cottage/ House 0 km to Reef & Rainforest |
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The place to get a way from it all - even mobile phones dont work. A special cottage to remember. |
8 | $140 - $160 nightly |
2-5 | B&B 1 km to World Heritage Reef |
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Reviews of Cape Tribulation
Rating: 5 out of 5
katie - September 2002
If you want to get away form it all and breathe some beautiful fresh air come here. there is many a health retreat up here. There is a little captain cook history to know too. Just a quiet calm get away bring some good books.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Jenia - April 2006
CAPE TRIBULATION is a very little place on the middle of nowhere. It is not even a town. There are few hotels and places to eat (not even restaurants) and that is all. It is popular with the oldest Tropical Forest in Australia. The road to there is very narrow and winding and beautiful, but to be honest the forest itself didn’t impress me. It was more like a bush than a forest.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Katy - September 2006
Get here as early as you can to avoid the crowds. Beautiful beach within the rainforest. Worth a visit but nicest when there\'s no-one else here.
Rating: 2 out of 5
lance - January 1997
Here is a Shangra-la where the rainforest meets the sea. Here you can chill out from the fastpaced world outside.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Alan - June 2003
Cape Tribulation,
Where the rainforest meets the sea, Where the myriad of lush green and turquoise sights will delight. I was lost in awe at the great accommodation, scenic routes and the fantastic people. My experiences ranged from the crossing of a crocodile ridden river by ferry to my interaction with the many native species inhabiting the area.
Where the rainforest meets the sea, Where the myriad of lush green and turquoise sights will delight. I was lost in awe at the great accommodation, scenic routes and the fantastic people. My experiences ranged from the crossing of a crocodile ridden river by ferry to my interaction with the many native species inhabiting the area.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Cam - September 2003
Relaxation at the most! Enjoy the beach and relax with a beer afterwards. Recommend taking the forest walk at night, the place comes alive.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Heather - August 2004
So so beautiful you won\'t want to leave. Where the Reef meets the Rainforest, the beaches are the softestpure white sand you could imagine. Wildlife everywhere, there\'s tons to do, or do nothing at all, lazing on the beach and gazing out at the bluest water you could imagine. The Beach House has a great restaurant and bar. Wicked staff.