Port Douglas Travel Guide

Wildlife Habitat is located in Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia, and is an open-style zoo featuring native Australian wildlife. The park recreates natural habitats and houses koalas, kangaroos, crocodiles, birds and reptiles, and visitors can observe them closely and interact with some animals in designated areas. It also offers bird shows and keeper talks, making it a good place for families to learn about Australia's distinctive wildlife and ecology. Located near the entrance to Port Douglas with convenient access, it can be combined with nearby trips to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. Please follow staff guidance and do not feed or touch the animals on your own.

Cape Tribulation lies at the northern end of Daintree National Park, where two rare World Natural Heritage sites—the ancient Daintree tropical rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef—meet side by side, with the lush rainforest reaching the white sandy beach and the blue ocean edge, a unique landscape. Named by Captain Cook, whose Endeavour ran aground nearby—hence the name Tribulation. Visitors can walk the elevated rainforest boardwalk, climb a viewpoint to overlook the rainforest-meets-coast spectacle, or feel the primeval beauty on a secluded beach. Remote and with saltwater crocodiles, visiting needs caution; it is a secret place at the end of the ancient rainforest.