3 Best Places To Visit in Cairns

“Skyrail Rainforest Cableway has proven popular and cemented its place as an iconic must-do Australian experience. The Mountain cable car is an iconic, must-do experience that takes visitors over and through the World Heritage-listed Wet Tropics Rainforest, home to the oldest continually remaining alive tropical rainforest on Earth. Skyrail Rainforest Cableway is the most environmentally sensitive way to visit the ancient rainforest. The Mountain cable car enables people from across the world to discover the beauty and wonder of this incredible ancient landscape while simultaneously promoting and educating people on the importance of rainforest preservation.”

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“Cairns Botanic Gardens is the perfect spot to hold your next family function or corporate event. The garden is a tropical paradise, famous for being one of Australia's best exhibitions of tropical plants. The Cairns Botanic Gardens is known for its attractive plants, but beautiful birds also abound here. The garden's variety of feathered inhabitants changes with the seasons, and you can make bird watching a repeat activity throughout the year to enjoy them all. Cairns Regional Council offers a range of sporting facilities and opportunities for residents and guests, and admission is free. On-street parking is available along both Greenslopes Street and Collins Avenue.”

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“Cairns Aquarium has been developed to provide a world-class venue for seeing and interacting with the incredible plants, animals, and habitats found only in Australia’s Wet Tropics. Cairns Aquarium inspires people worldwide to respect, protect, and conserve the Great Barrier Reef and Queensland’s tropical rainforest. So if you love spending your day surrounded by fish, animals, corals, and plants and working with the public and a committed crew of animal enthusiasts, take the opportunity to apply to be part of the team behind Queensland’s most exciting attraction. Free wheelchair hire is available, and Companion Cards are accepted for this experience.”

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