Leisurely Pace
Partially Escorted
7 Days
Small Group
✓ Incredible sightseeing, visit the northernmost point of Australia and enjoy bird-eye views of the Great Barrier Reef on an included day flight to Cape York, sail to an unspoilt tropical paradise in the Great Barrier Reef, uncover the wonders of the Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation, drive along the 4WD-only Bloomfield Track & Telegraph Track, enjoy lunch at the infamous Lions Den Hotel, take a guided tour of James Cook Museum & the heritage listed Cooktown Cemetery
✓ 6 nights in deluxe 4-star hotels in Cairns & Port Douglas
✓ 3 lunches
✓ Full day sightseeing flight & land tour of Cape York
✓ Full day Great Barrier Reef sailing and snorkelling experience to Low Isles
✓ Free time in Cairns and Port Douglas with optional activities available
✓ Departure transfer from Port Douglas to Cairns Airport on Day 7
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