





Set sail from Cardwell for a full 110-kilometre run down the Hinchinbrook Channel, one of the least-travelled stretches of coastline in Tropical North Queensland. The route winds past Deluge Inlet and around Haycock Island, with granite peaks and thick rainforest rising behind long stretches of empty beach. Sit back and relax while your local skipper weaves in stories about the traditional owners, natural history and ecology of this remarkable waterway.
Sea turtles, dolphins, saltwater crocodiles and seasonal dugong sightings are common along the way, together with plenty of native birdlife feeding around the mangrove-lined banks. Come ashore on Hinchinbrook Island for a relaxed beachfront lunch, tucking into fresh salad wraps with tea, coffee and a selection of cold drinks before the return journey. Blending remote scenery, abundant wildlife and genuine coastal wilderness, this half-day cruise is one of the best ways to experience Tropical North Queensland from the water.
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