Why is the Daintree Rainforest so special?

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1. Why is the Daintree Rainforest so special?
2. How much does it cost to go to the Daintree Rainforest?
3. Can you swim in Daintree National Park?
4. Is the Daintree Rainforest a national park?
5. What is the oldest forest on earth?
6. Is Daintree worth visiting?
7. How many days do you need in the Daintree?
8. Can you do Daintree by yourself?
9. What is the best time to visit the Daintree rainforest?
10. What country has the highest afforestation rate?
11. What is the smallest forest in the world?
12. How many days do you need in Daintree?
13. What is the best time to visit the Daintree Rainforest?
14. Can you do Daintree on your own?
15. Can you swim in the ocean at Cape Tribulation?
16. Is the Daintree safe?
17. Are there crocodiles at Cape Tribulation?

Why is the Daintree Rainforest so special?

The Daintree is one of the best biologically diverse rainforests in the world. Home to a huge percentage of the entire country's animal population. This includes 30% of Australia's frog population, 65% of butterfly and bats and around 12,000 different insect species. As well as being diverse, the animals are unique.

How much does it cost to go to the Daintree Rainforest?

Entry costs A$28 adults, A$14 children 5 to 17, and A$68 for a family of four. The center is open daily 8:30am to 5pm (except Christmas Day). Just about everyone who visits Port Douglas takes a guided four-wheel-drive day trip into the beautiful Daintree and Cape Tribulation rainforests.

Can you swim in Daintree National Park?

Yes! And there are some awesome swimming spots in the Daintree Rainforest for you to explore! Sure, there are some beautiful beaches nearby but sometimes you just want to jump into a river or lake. There are a few awesome reasons why you should head to the Daintree for a swim, and we'll tell you why!

Is the Daintree Rainforest a national park?

Located in the tropical wilderness of North Queensland, the Daintree National Park promises a lush expanse of rainforest and plenty of native wildlife to encounter.

What is the oldest forest on earth?

The Daintree Rainforest is estimated to be about 180 million years old making it the oldest forest in the world. In addition to being the oldest forest, the Daintree is also one of the largest continuous areas of rainforest in Australia – the Daintree Rainforest covers about 460 square miles (1,200 square kilometers).

Is Daintree worth visiting?

We did a self-drive tour from where we were staying in Port Douglas. This area is very easy to navigate around, and we had a great day visiting Cape Tribulation, doing some lovely walks, and chilling on the gorgeous beaches.

How many days do you need in the Daintree?

Home to million-year old plant species, a plethora of wildlife, and all kinds of stunning waterways (waterfalls, streams, gorges), Daintree is a natural gem worth putting on your bucket list. A road trip is the perfect way to experience Daintree Rainforest in 4 days, and here's our guide to hitting the road in style.

Can you do Daintree by yourself?

Driving yourself is the one of the best ways to leisurely explore this area.. If you are really short of time, a day in the Daintree can give you a glimpse of much that is here to be explored but, to truly experience and absorb this region, we really hope you stay a few days.

What is the best time to visit the Daintree rainforest?

The cooler, drier months, from May to September, are the best time to visit. The weather is pleasantly warm during this time, with reduced humidity and the maximum temperature averaging 26 degrees Celsius. Temps in the rainforest are surprisingly mild due to the protective canopy layer of tall trees.

What country has the highest afforestation rate?

China As a result, China has the highest afforestation rate of any country or region in the world, with 47,000 square kilometers of afforestation in 2008. However, the forest area per capita is still far lower than the international average.

What is the smallest forest in the world?

Kakamega forest The smallest forest on the list, Kakamega forest is just under 90 square miles. Although it is small now, it was once the largest old-growth forest in the world.

How many days do you need in Daintree?

If you want to get a taste of what Daintree has to offer and have limited time, you can visit as a day trip from Cairns or Port Douglas. However, if you want to fully experience the park's beauty at a relaxing pace, plan on spending 2- 3 nights.

What is the best time to visit the Daintree Rainforest?

The cooler, drier months, from May to September, are the best time to visit. The weather is pleasantly warm during this time, with reduced humidity and the maximum temperature averaging 26 degrees Celsius. Temps in the rainforest are surprisingly mild due to the protective canopy layer of tall trees.

Can you do Daintree on your own?

Daintree Rainforest is a place that's seemingly daunting without a guided tour, but with this easy itinerary, you can explore it all on your own. ... Thus, you don't necessarily need a tour guide to help you explore what the northeast coast of Queensland, Australia has to offer.

Can you swim in the ocean at Cape Tribulation?

Cape Tribulation marks the spot where the Daintree Rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef. ... However, the Cape Tribulation beach is, in fact, a crocodile infested area. With swimming completely restricted at all times.

Is the Daintree safe?

Re: Is Daintree rainforest safe to stay in? It is 100% safe.

Are there crocodiles at Cape Tribulation?

Be more aware of crocodiles at night and during the breeding season, September to April.