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The Daintree Rainforest, located in Far North Queensland, Australia, is the world's oldest surviving tropical rainforest. Its immense biodiversity reminiscent of the prehistoric era includes unique plant and animal species found in no other place on the planet.

In the Daintree Rainforest you can visit sights such as Mossman Gorge, where you can swim in freshwater pools beneath the fig tree canopies and witness the abundant birdlife or take a guided tour. Cape Tribulation beaches offer a beautiful landscape of white sand and crystal clear ocean views, perfect for swimming and snorkelling, or why not take a cruise through the sheltered waterways of the Daintree River, home to the bulk of the rainforest's wildlife. The coastal area around Cape Tribulation is also home to the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, one of the most important areas in Australia of natural beauty. Here, you can explore the tropical rainforest, which has remained virtually unchanged for millions of years and contains many endemic plants and animals that are unique to this part of the world. The Daintree Rainforest is a must-visit for any nature lover or photographer. With its lush, pristine natural beauty and abundant wildlife, it will leave you in awe with its almost unimaginable grandeur.