Top Things to do in Port Douglas
8 Nature & Parks in Port Douglas That You Shouldn't Miss
Tuck into succulent five-star meals in Port Douglas, the culinary gem of Queensland, or suck down a killer cocktail at a casually swanky lounge. A perfect base for exploring the Great Barrier Reef, the rainforest at Daintree and the beaches at Cape Tribulation, this Queensland town has an out-of-this-world setting. Sunbathe on the golden sands of Four Mile Beach, then melt into perfect pampering at one of Port Douglas’ glorious day spas for the ultimate in relaxation.
Restaurants in Port Douglas
1. Opal Reef
2. Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,076 reviews
Situated at Port Douglas, Queensland, the award winning Wildlife Habitat is a leader in eco-tourism and conservation. This immersion wildlife exhibit has five distinct Habitats - Woodlands, Wetlands, Rainforest, Savannah and Nocturnal, which are set over 8 acres of land to provide an interactive, and educational native wildlife experience. Meet an abundance of Australian animals including koalas, emus and the endangered Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroo and Southern Cassowary. Hand-feed wallabies and kangaroos and cuddle a koala. Enjoy Breakfast With The Birds or Lunch With The Lorikeets and enjoy a sumptuous buffet meal and meet some feathered friends.
Reviewed By Dcarno
Fantastic experience, great customer service and quite a range of Australian animals, with superb facilities.
3. Four Mile Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,022 reviews
Reviewed By PaulBartleyW - Lichfield, United Kingdom
We stayed at The Peninsula Boutique Hotel, at the far end of this awesomely serene Beach (just off Main Street, at the town end). The hotel, sits back but next to the beach and is ideally scenically located for the beach. Four Mile Beach is a Stunning view to see & a pleasure to explore.. Its wide; clean and the sand is not grainy underfoot.. Yes, there can sometimes be jellyfish in the water - BUT, you can swim in the safe / secure netted area (at the one end of the beach), snorkel & see the sea life very safely.. There’s also a lifeguard here, should you get into distress - again, adding to the safety of this lovely beach.. Additionally, you can cycle down this beach easily and safely - as well as enjoying a gentle stroll???? Just, don’t forget the sunscreen - whatever your doing on the beach????
4. Agincourt Reef
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,116 reviews
Reviewed By 231triciaf - Melbourne, Australia
Make sure you go out to the Agincourt Reef and experience snorkelling or scuba diving on one of the treasures on this planet. I would recommend Silversonic for your experience.
5. Mowbray National Park
6. Bruno Reidwig Park
7. Rex Smeal Park
8. Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 82 reviews
Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina is Queensland’s northernmost marina and one of Australia’s premier nautical destinations. Located in Port Douglas, Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. Visitors come from all over the world to experience the renowned and pristine northern reef, the wonders of the Coral Sea, the Daintree Rainforest, local Indigenous history and culture, and lush tropical Far North Queensland. With 135 berths available for permanent and visiting vessels and a focus on providing a comprehensive service for boats and crew, the marina welcomes superyachts up to 50 metres in length. For boaters, tourists and locals alike, the marina hosts some of Port Douglas’ most popular bars and restaurants including Barbados, Lure, and Hemingway’s Brewery where you can sample a refreshing locally brewed craft beer.
Reviewed By TravelerOana - New Jersey, United States
Very posh town Port Douglas. Marina is very nice. When we went most of the businesses were closed until April. Nice drive to get to, very clean, lots of plam trees and free parking space, which is amazing, because we had to pay every other port we parked
