Kuranda Koala Gardens ture

Kuranda is a small town. Not as vibrant because not all shops open. Time is quite tight. Nice wildlife park. The 2 kangaroos are very docile and open for closeup photos. There are 2 staffs that came out to share about their animals (Jack and the blue tongue lizard). Boomerang throw is great fun. Highlight is the DUKW tour as the guide/driver shares their wealth of knowledge of the plants in the rainforest. Thumbs up! Great for whole family

The overall schedule was well-arranged; it was packed but not too rushed. We took the train up the mountain, and since the Skyrail was under maintenance, we rode a short section of it (still very spectacular) before taking a shuttle bus down. There were many rich and varied activities, including the Kuranda Market, an Aboriginal boomerang and dance performance, and instrument playing. There was also a World War II amphibious vehicle experience. Overall, it was very worthwhile! I also added on the koala holding experience, which was super cute! The tour guide also provided explanations along the way!

Det var fantastisk, turen var ikke forhastet, og vi havde masser af tid til at udforske genplantningsparken og Kuranda landsbyen.

Vores Kuranda-dagstur med Klook var en fantastisk og stressfri oplevelse fra start til slut. Afhentnings- og afleveringsbusservicen gjorde hele dagen bekvem og problemfri. Vi elskede Skyrail-oplevelsen, hvor vi svævede over den fantastiske regnskovsbaldakin med en utrolig udsigt. Glem ikke at gøre stop for at udforske regnskoven og udsigten til vandfaldene. Fuglevolieren var et højdepunkt, der gav mulighed for at se farverige tropiske fugle tæt på i Karunda landsby. Togturen tilbage var fornøjelig, og at lære om jernbanens fascinerende historie tilføjede endnu mere værdi. Alt i alt var det en velorganiseret og uforglemmelig dagstur.

I took the affordable Kuranda Riverboat cruise, and it was a good value for money. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to leisurely observe wildlife! The boat was more like a motorized raft, and the experience time was just right. There were only 8 people during this particular time slot. The old captain was humorous and witty, introducing the reservoir and historical constructions along the way. The best part was the ecological experience; not only did we successfully spot wild freshwater crocodiles, but we also got to hand-feed turtles, and swallows even flew by the boat occasionally. I joined the 2:30 PM to 3:15 PM session, which was originally perfectly timed to connect with the last scenic train at 3:30 PM. Unfortunately, the train was canceled that day due to safety concerns, so we had to take a bus back to Cairns city center instead.

Our guide was very entertaining and explained everything so well. This is the most comfortable way to enjoy the rainforest. The sunset in the forest is also beautiful.