Mungalli Creek Dairy Mungalli Creek Dairy is a biodynamic and organic dairy farm located in the heart of the southern Atherton Tablelands. The café offers a range of delicious, organic dairy products including cheeses, yoghurts and ice creams. Visitors can enjoy these fresh products while taking in the incredible views. Visit Mungalli Creek Dairy and taste the best of biodynamic …
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Savannah Way Exploring
Day 1: Atherton Tablelands Stop 1: Ravenshoe Start your adventure in Ravenshoe, Queensland’s highest town. Explore the Millaa Millaa, Zillie, and Ellinjaa Falls along the Waterfall Circuit. These picturesque spots are ideal for a refreshing dip and capturing beautiful photos. Stop 2: Malanda Continue to Malanda, known for its rainforest walks and dairy farms. Visit the Malanda Falls Conservation …
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Spring Warmers
Canopy Treehouses Perched high in the treetops, Canopy Treehouses offer a tree-mendously unique stay. Wake up to the melody of birds and the rustle of leaves, all from your luxurious treehouse. Enjoy the warmth of a wood-burning fireplace and stargaze from your private balcony while sipping on a hot cocoa. Find Out More: https://www.canopytreehouses.com.au/ Malanda Lodge Malanda Lodge combines rustic …
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Get Ready to Rock at Savannah in the Round: Music, Camping, and Good ole Aussie Outback Fun!
A Line-Up You Can’t Miss With four stages jam-packed each day, there is no shortage of entertainment. From international stars to Aussie legends, there is something for every music lover. Friday, 11 October kicks off with The Wolfe Brothers, followed by Troy Cassar-Daley, Lee Kernaghan and Tyler Hubbard, before The Living End takes the stage to close out the night. …
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Saddle Up for these Horse Riding Adventures
Whether you are a seasoned rider or just starting out, the Atherton Tablelands has something for everyone. Let’s saddle up and explore the best horse and donkey riding experiences the region has to offer. 1. Taits Wongabel Rides Wondecla Trail Rides is perfect for riders of all levels. Their friendly guides will take you through trails that wind through rainforests, …
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Star Gazing on the Atherton Tablelands
With clear, dark skies unpolluted by city lights, this region in Tropical North Queensland offers some of the most breathtaking stargazing experiences. So, grab your binoculars, telescopes and cosy blankets as we explore some of the best spots for stargazing on the Northern and Southern Atherton Tablelands. 1. Lake Tinaroo Nestled in the heart of the Atherton Tablelands, Lake Tinaroo …
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Sun’s Out, Swimsuits On…
1. Lake Eacham It’s no surprise with its inviting, clear waters and ancient Mabi rainforest surrounds that Lake Eacham tops our list. Just a 10-minute drive from Yungaburra, this volcanic crater lake has it all – beauty, bliss, and barbecues. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at the available barbecue facilities, then swim, kayak, paddleboard, or simply float around as you soak …
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Kuranda’s Whimsical Charm
1. Kuranda Scenic Railway Start your Kuranda adventure aboard the iconic Kuranda Scenic Railway. This historic railway journey winds its way through the World Heritage listed Barron Gorge National Park, offering breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls and towering peaks. It is a ride through history and nature that sets the tone for your Kuranda experience. 2. Skyrail Rainforest Cableway For …
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Atherton Tablelands Tripping: 4-Day Adventure
Day 1: Into the Rainforest Morning: Pack your sense of wonder and head out from Cairns to the Atherton Tablelands via the Gillies Highway. This winding 19-kilometre range road is a true marvel, ascending to an elevation of 800 meters and boasting 263 corners. Follow the speed limits, prioritise safety, and savour every moment of this picturesque journey, which typically …
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8 Reasons Why Chillagoe should be your next Discovery….
1. Unique Geological Wonders Chillagoe is home to stunning limestone caves, offering a chance to explore unique geological formations that date back hundreds of millions of years when this area was submerged beneath an inland sea. These ancient limestone formations are a living testament to the region’s incredible geological history, providing a one-of-a-kind opportunity to journey through time and …
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