Daintree National Park

The Daintree National Park is situated in Queensland along the farthest northeastern Australian coastline, with two distinct areas: Mossman Gorge and Cape Tribulation.

The Mossman Gorge region, which is made up of mountain forests and lush rainforests, offers tourists a number of walks to experience the wildlife and rainforest.

The Cape Tribulation region is home to Thornton's Peak, Mt. Hemmant, and Mt. Sorrow, as well as magnificent beaches and Australia's last major concentration of lowland rainforest.