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Experience Cape York in style and comfort with this fantastic tour. Visit one of Australia's last great wilderness regions 1000 kilometers north of Cairns. There's 6 nights accommodation, great guides and fantastic meals to be enjoyed as well as a vastness and amazing variety of scenery as you tackle "The Tip" of Australia.

• World Heritage Daintree Rainforest
• Cape Tribulation
• Bloomfield Track
• Black Mountain
• Lions Den Pub
• Historic Cooktown
• "Quinkan" Aboriginal Rock Art at Split Rock
• Lakefield National Park
• Musgrave Station, Coen & Archer River
• Weipa
• Wenlock River
• Moreton Telegraph Office
• "The Telegraph Track"
• Fruit Bat Falls
• Lockerbie Scrub
• Historic Somerset
• Cape York - Most Northern Tip of Australia
• Thursday Island (Tour Included)
• Cape York to Cairns Scenic Flight

Legend; B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner

DAY 1 CAIRNS - BLOOMFIELD TRACK - COOKTOWN (LD)

After a pick up from your Cairns accommodation your adventure begins traveling along the scenic coastal route to the World Heritage listed Wet Tropics Daintree rainforest. We cross the infamous Daintree River by cable ferry and travel on into the primeval jungle. Here you will walk with your guide to experience some of the intriguing plants and animals of this wonderful region. Now the rugged 4WD Bloomfield Track (weather permitting). We travel on gravel roads, cross beautiful rainforest creeks and are afforded the most spectacular views from the steep climbs and descents. We cross the Bloomfield River near the Aboriginal community of Wujal Wujal. Lunch is at the quaint Lion's Den Hotel. After lunch we visit eerie Black Mountain on the way to historic Cooktown. Walk where Captain Cook walked and enjoy Grassy Hills spectacular views on a tour of Cooktown where we stay tonight.

This morning travel through the agricultural district of Lakeland on our way to "Quinkan Country" near Laura. Here we climb (suitable footwear and reasonable fitness required) the sandstone escarpment at Split Rock to view ancient Aboriginal rock art, dated in excess of 13,000 years old, depicting traditional activities and culture. Explore Lakefield National Park, Queensland's second largest at 537,000 hectares (1.25 million acres). Water lily covered billabongs, wildlife and a great variety of bird life makes for a memorable day before arriving at the century old Telegraph Station and now working cattle station of Musgrave, our overnight stop.

DAY 3 MUSGRAVE STATION - COEN - WEIPA (BL)

This morning we cross the Great Dividing Range to visit the old gold mining town of Coen. Onward we cross the picturesque Archer River before heading to the west coast of the Peninsula to the bauxite mining town of Weipa, our overnight stop. Dinner is at your own expense this evening.

An opportunity this morning to learn about this remote mining town. Later we travel via Batavia Downs to the Wenlock River, site of the historic Moreton Telegraph Office. Time for exploring, bush walking, bird watching or simply relaxing. We overnight at Moreton's delightful permanent tent safari camp.

DAY 5 MORETON - TELEGRAPH TRACK - CAPE YORK (BLD)

4WD adventure and fun today on the famous Telegraph Track through Cape York's unique wilderness of gigantic termite mounds, crystal clear creeks, carnivorous pitcher plants and prehistoric cycads. Lunch at pristine Fruit Bat Falls and a great chance to swim in its cool spring-fed waters. Across the mighty Jardine River by cable ferry and on to the northern-most settlements on mainland Australia where we stay for two nights.

A fascinating visit to the beautiful "Lockerbie Scrub", an isolated pocket of monsoon rainforest, on our way to historic Somerset on Albany passage where you can ponder the past, our explorers, pioneers and the Capes traditional owners. Now, an emotional walk to the very top of Australia, CAPE YORK!

We say farewell this morning as you board your boat to cruise to Thursday Island, capital of the Torres Strait Islands. Enjoy a guided tour of the island. After lunch (own expense) transfer by ferry to Horn Island to board your aircraft to fly over The Great Barrier Reef to Cairns ending your fascinating safari of adventure and discovery in Australias far north. The safari terminates at Cairns airport and you will need to make your own arrangements to get back to your Cairns accommodation, a taxi will cost approximately $25 from the Cairns airport to most of Cairns accommodation property's.