Cairns Camping Grounds

Although stretching more than 2000 kilometres offshore from Queensland, it is only at Cape Tribulation, just north of Port Douglas that the reefs come right to the shore and meets the tropical rainforests of the Wet Tropics. With over 1000 islands which are easily accessible from North Queensland and coastal cities like Cairns and Port Douglas. The coral islands are very popular tourist attractions. Some even have varied vegetation including rainforest and are encircled by the coral reefs. Accommodation on the islands that are inhabited ranges from Cairns camping grounds to bungalows and luxurious resorts.

With its balmy year-round climate, great facilities and charming lifestyle, it’s easy to see why Cairns camping grounds is one of Australia’s top visitor destinations.

This modern cosmopolitan city sits on the shores of a natural harbour with a backdrop of rainforest-clad mountains, and provides front-door access to World Heritage-listed reef, rainforest and Outback. West of Cairns camping grounds lie the cool tropical wetlands of the Atherton Tablelands, while south are the mountains, rainforest and waterfalls of Wooroonooran National Park, part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. Cairns camping grounds is an international tourist mecca with a superb range of accommodation, shopping at malls or markets, multicultural cuisine and a nightlife that can be sophisticated or casual. Hundreds of tours, including cruises, fishing charters and dive excursions to the Great Barrier Reef and day tours or safaris to coastal and inland regions, depart daily from here. Between September and November Cairns camping grounds hosts the annual black marlin season, a signature gamefishing event on both the local and international scene.