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Cape York, one of Australias last great wilderness regions extends 1000 kilometres north of Cairns. There's a magic here, spun by its vastness and amazing variety. You'll meet the animals and plants of the Australian bush in a habitat of crystal clear spring fed creeks and waterfalls, huge termite mounds and carnivorous plants. And you'll feel the emotion and pride when you stand at the very Top of Australia!

•Guided Tour of Split Rock Aboriginal Rock Art
• Laura
• Lakefield National Park
• Musgrave
• Coen
• Archer River
• Merluna Station
• Weipa
• Wenlock River
• Moreton
• "The Telegraph Track”
• Eliot (Indian Head) and Twin Falls
• Fruit Bat Falls
• Thursday Island (optional)
• Lockerbie Scrub
• Somerset
• Cape York - Australia's Most Northerly Point
• Wenlock River
• Pascoe River
• Iron Range National Park
• Chili Beach
• Portland Roads
• Mt Tozer & Tozer’s Gap
• Batavia Goldfields
• Historic Cooktown
• Black Mountain
• Lion’s Den Hotel
• Cape Tribulation
• Bloomfield Track
• World Heritage Daintree National Park

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

DAY 1 CAIRNS - LAKEFIELD NATIONAL PARK (LD)

After a pick up at your accommodation your adventure begins as we travel over the Great Dividing Range into "Quinkan Country" to view ancient Aboriginal rock art at Split Rock near Laura (reasonable fitness and suitable footwear required). Travel on into Lakefield National Park, Queenslands second largest at 537,000 hectares (1.25 million acres) and a great wildlife spotting opportunity. We camp in the National Park tonight.

Waterlily covered billabongs, wildlife and a great variety of birdlife in Lakefield National Park this morning. Visit the historic telegraph station of Musgrave for lunch (own expense) before travelling on to Coen and the Archer River. Continue on to Merluna, a remote family operated cattle station, where we camp tonight.

DAY 3 WEIPA - WENLOCK RIVER (BLD)

On to Weipa on the Gulf of Carpentaria and an opportunity to learn about this remote community and its bauxite mine (mine tour, time and numbers permitting, own expense). Leaving Weipa, we travel east through Batavia Downs Station to our camp at the historic Moreton Telegraph Office on the Wenlock River.

4WD action, adventure and fun on Cape York's rugged Telegraph Track today. Cross rivers and creeks, swim and relax, see prehistoric cycads, giant termite mounds and carnivorous plants. You'll be enchanted by the magic of Twin Falls - swimming here, in pristine spring-fed pools landscaped by nature, will be a life long memory. We camp here tonight in the company of millions of stars.

DAY 5 JARDINE RIVER - CAPE YORK (BLD)

Time for a morning swim then onward across the mighty Jardine River by cable ferry to our beach front campsite on the tropical shores of Torres Strait.

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!

DAY 7 CAPE YORK (BD)

Choose from a tropical cruise to Thursday Island or fishing with a professional guide (both optional). Alternatively, take your bird book and binoculars for a bushwalk or relax at the beach with a good book. Lunch is at your own expense today.

Across the mighty Jardine River we travel through Cape York's wilderness and on to Fruit Bat Falls for lunch and a swim in its pristine spring-fed waters. Continue on to our overnight camp at Moreton on the Wenlock River.

DAY 9 IRON RANGE NATIONAL PARK - CHILLI BEACH (BLD)

Today we head east across the Wenlock and Pascoe Rivers to the fabulous Iron Range National Park (conditions permitting), Australias largest remaining area of tropical lowland rainforest. The area is renown for its Eclectus Parrots, Palm Cockatoos, Magnificent Rifle Birds, Green (Condra) Pythons and Spotted Cuscus to name just a few. We camp in the rainforest or at Chili Beach.

This morning we visit the tiny outpost of Portland Roads before returning to see other secrets hidden in the Iron Range rainforest. We leave the National Park through Tozers Gap and travel on to visit the historic Batavia gold fields. Onward to Archer River where we camp tonight. Dinner is at your own expense this evening.

DAY 11 COEN - LAKEFIELD NATIONAL PARK (BLD)

South to Coen then on to the historic telegraph station of Musgrave. Continue on into Lakefield National Park, Queenslands second largest at 537,000 hectares (1.25 million acres) and a great wildlife spotting opportunity. We camp in the National Park tonight.

Rise to the morning chorus of the many bird species in Lakefield. Travel via Laura and Lakeland to historic Cooktown and walk where Captain Cook once walked, enjoy Grassy Hill's spectacular views and relive the gold rush days strolling past heritage buildings. We camp near Cooktown tonight. Dinner is at your own expense this evening.

DAY 13 BLOOMFIELD TRACK - CAPE TRIBULATION - CAIRNS (BL)

Visit eerie Black Mountain and the quaint Lion's Den Hotel this morning. Now 4WD adventure on the Bloomfield Track (conditions permitting) into the World Heritage Listed rainforests of Daintree and Cape Tribulation. Nearing the end we cross the Daintree River by cable ferry and continue on to Port Douglas or Cairns completing your fascinating adventure of discovery and fun in Australia's far north. Your tour ends with a drop off at your Cairns accommodation.