Cairns Day Tour Private Waterfall

Option: Millaa Millaa Falls is one of Australia’s most iconic waterfalls, plunging gracefully into a crystal-clear rainforest pool. Surrounded by dense greenery and tree ferns, it’s a postcard-perfect location often featured in films and commercials. Visitors can enjoy a refreshing swim, take stunning photos from the lookout, or relax in the grassy picnic area. This spot is perfect for travelers who appreciate beauty, serenity, and a touch of magic in nature.

Option: Josephine Falls is a stunning, multi-tiered waterfall flowing down granite boulders from Queensland’s highest mountain, Mt Bartle Frere. Known for its natural waterslide and safe swimming areas, it’s a favorite for both locals and visitors. The trail to the falls is shaded and easy, with viewing decks along the way. You’ll find a combination of adventure, tranquility, and vibrant rainforest energy here.

Option: Babinda Boulders is a culturally significant and visually captivating stop. Massive granite rocks are scattered through the pristine water, forming deep pools and gentle rapids. A popular swimming area with picnic facilities, the site also holds Aboriginal stories that add spiritual depth to the experience. It’s a peaceful escape for anyone wanting a scenic, meaningful pause during their day.

Option: Behana Gorge is ideal for adventure seekers. After a scenic 45-minute walk through eucalyptus forest and over small bridges, you’ll reach a dramatic, untouched gorge with a series of waterfalls and pure swimming holes. The area feels wild and remote—offering crystal-clear waters, rock jumping spots, and a deeper connection to nature. Perfect for those who want a more active, immersive experience.

Option: Barron Falls offers a dramatic view of nature’s raw power. Especially striking in the wet season, the falls thunder down a deep gorge carved by the Barron River. Visitors can reach a viewing platform via a boardwalk near Kuranda, with stops along the way for birdwatching and panoramic forest views. It’s a breathtaking sight and an essential experience for photographers and nature lovers.

Option: In the middle of Cairns, Stoney Creek Falls provides a peaceful retreat into the rainforest. A short walk leads you to a series of small waterfalls and swimming holes. Surrounded by thick jungle and moss-covered rocks, it feels like a hidden sanctuary. The cool, clear water and gentle trail make it ideal for an easy, low-key nature escape.

Option: Kuranda is a rainforest village filled with colorful markets, Aboriginal art, street performers, wildlife sanctuaries, and local food.

Option: 45 minute walk Towering cliffs, roaring waters, and dramatic rainforest views—Barron Gorge is one of Cairns’ most iconic natural landmarks. Carved over millennia by the powerful Barron River, the gorge features sheer rock faces and deep valleys cloaked in ancient rainforest. The main viewing platforms offer jaw-dropping sights of Barron Falls