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Glide high above the rainforest canopy and take in breathtaking views of the Coral Sea as you travel to Kuranda aboard the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. This spectacular journey includes stops along the way, including the Rainforest Discovery Zone and “The Edge Lookout” at Barron Falls. Once in Kuranda Village, enjoy free time to wander the markets, explore boutiques, and soak up the relaxed atmosphere of this charming mountain village.
Your return trip is just as memorable aboard the famous Kuranda Scenic Railway. Settle into your seat and watch the scenery unfold as the train rides through lush rainforest, past waterfalls, and across the Stoney Creek trestle bridge. With 15 tunnels and plenty of picture-perfect moments, it’s a journey to remember. This full-day adventure includes return transfers from Port Douglas hotels, pre-allocated tickets so you can skip the lines, and plenty of time to enjoy both the journey and the destination.
Gold class didn’t live up to expectations, a very long day.
Our coach arrived late just as the train was boarding, so we missed out on the meet & greet drinks & didn’t get our binoculars. Booked Gold Class & I was very disappointed that we were facing backwards, also that we had no window just a wall between windows which blocked our view (a lot). I know someone has to face backwards but perhaps you could be able to pay a little more for a forward facing seat (I know I definitely would). Apart from that the train trip was enjoyable & the service was great, as was the food served & the bubbles offered. It was a very wet day & 4 hours in Kuranda was pretty boring & far too long. We did visit the bird sanctuary, which was really enjoyable but much smaller than I thought it would be (inn& out in under 20 mins). As we’d eaten on the train, we weren’t hungry enough for lunch, the markets were tacky (a bit like Nimbin) so we more or less twiddled our thumbs to kill time for hours in the rain until we could get the sky rail back. We enjoyed this, even though half way through it became too cloudy to see anything at all. We also found out too late, that we could have gone on the sky rail much earlier than our allotted time & got off & explored more at the 2 stops. This was a shame as the day would have been so much better. All in all it was a very long day & it could have been better without the 4 hour stop over in boring Kuranda!