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Spend the School Holidays in Cape Tribulation
March 11, 2020We might be biased but we think that Cape Tribulation is the perfect spot to spend the school holidays with the family. The school holidays are the perfect time to travel north and explore Tropical North Queensland (especially if you are planning to...
Read MoreWildlife of the Daintree Rainforest
February 27, 2020The wildlife that inhabits the Daintree Rainforest is part of what makes Cape Tribulation so special. The Daintree Rainforest is the oldest tropical rainforest in the world and forms part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. During our Eco...
Read MoreThree Reasons to Visit Cape Tribulation in the Wet Season
February 14, 2020People often ask us if they should visit Cape Tribulation during the wet season. Not only do we encourage you to visit during the wet season, it's actually one of our favourite times of the year. Up here in the Daintree, we affectionately refer...
Read MoreBecky
September 12, 2019Becky is a beautiful little chestnut stock horse . She has been here for a couple of years now . Previously owned by jackie , our owner of cape trib camp ground. Becky had been used for polocross so she a lively little one . Of late...
Read MoreCaptain
September 3, 2019Captain is the first of 3 horses to train up at Cape tribulation horse rides. He has been the easiest so far but Tina is not far behind him . Though there is one left called Becky I am hopeful will be riding in the coming weeks . Captain is...
Read Morekukui
September 1, 2019The truth is, the Kukui Nut tree in Hawaii signifies so much more. “The seed was sown. It budded; it blossomed. It spread out and budded again and joined line . The Kukui Nut tree was brought to Hawaii by Polynesians migrating to the...
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