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Cairns is considered to be Queenslands number one top spots to visit. It's the entrance to the World Heritage listed site of the Great Barrier Reef.
Cairns is also a very attractive city when the tide is in, being built along the waterfront. The night life is great and in summer and winter you can find street concerts everywhere! When you are here you should deffinately drive up to Port Douglas and have a glimpse at the fantastic rainforest. From Port Douglas you can catch a boat ride out to one of the many pontoon's in the ocean. You can go scuba diving, Snorkling and even ocean walking, or go out searching for salt-water crocodiles. You will not be dissapointed!
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Port Douglas, Cape Tribulation, Kuranda, Daintree, Mission Beach, Atherton Tablelands, Trinity Beach, Fitzroy Island, Mossman, Mareeba, Innisfail, Dimbulah, Millaa Millaa, Palm Cove, Atherton, Barrier Reef, Yungaburra, Barron Gorge, Malanda, Ellis Beach, Pyramid, Hartleys Creek, Palmerston, Trinity Bay, Danbulla, Wooroonooran National Park, Julatten, Herberton
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Sep 28, 2006 - Oct 03, 2006
Cairns, Australia -› Kuranda, Australia -› ...
After dragging ourselves out of bed, Rachel
and I checked out of the Serpent Hostel just before 10am. While we were loading
our luggage back into the car, we tried to figure out what we should do to kill
time before we could check in at the hotel in Kuranda after 3pm. We agreed it
would be a very relaxed day, since we needed to get used to the heat and
humidity and we also didn’t want to be tired for the wedding tomorrow.
Our first, and unanimous, decision was to
go and get som...
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Jan 03, 2006 - Jan 19, 2006
Cairns, Australia -› whitsundays, Australia -› ...
Today I went white-water rafting on the Tully River. My raft
(Team F-Yeah) consisted of me, Louise (Aussie), Kristy (NY), Adam (UK),
Andrew and Craig (Canadians) and our Kiwi guide Sunny. The river
had huge rapids and we flipped our boat several times. I have so
many bruises, cuts and scrapes and a horrible sunburn but it was worth
it!
Tonight we went out to the Woolshed for dinned and to dance. They
encourage you to dance on the tables and even have ledges clos...
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Jun 08, 2006 - Jun 27, 2007
Brian, Steph and myself took off on a sailing vessil to the Great Barrier Reef to do some diving. It was a nice ride out there, on the way we saw some dolphins swimming next to the boat, we also learned what we needed to go diving since it was all our first time diving. It really isn't that hard to do, just have to get used to clearing out the pressure in your head but that isn't that hard to do. When we got to our destination we went down for the first dive. The first...
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Apr 03, 2006 - Jul 31, 2007
Manchester, England, UK -› Toronto, Canada -› ...
Today we were going to find Nemo - we were going snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef. We arrived at the marina just before 8.30am, and after some initial confusion over where to check in, we boarded our boat, the 'Reef Quest.' It seemed like an organised boat; we signed disclaimers (which in effect made us responsible for anything which might happen to us, which included drowning, being hit by another boat, or by being eaten alive by anything which happened to be swimming by) and...
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