Name: ケアンズのバケーション旅行ガイド｜エクスペディア (Cairns Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia)
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With the Daintree Rainforest to the north,

the Great Barrier Reef to the east and the Atherton Tablelands to the west,

The small port city is your gateway to Tropical North Queensland.

Cairns gives access to some truly unique ecosystems:

From a lush green jungle to a sparkling blue Coral Sea.

This is where the rainforest meets the reef.

As one of Australia's most popular holiday destinations,

with a picturesque harbour, air-conditioned shopping malls

The parklands in the compact city center give you a taste

of what it is to come when you set out to explore the this tropical region.

Rent a bike or follow the promenade on foot,

or let the kids splash around in the water playground on the Esplanade.

A little further north, you can enjoy the gentle waves

Climb aboard the comfortable Skyrail for an impressive rainforest experience.

Glide over the tree canopy and waterfalls of Barron Gorge

and catch a breeze at scenic lookout points.

The last stop is Kuranda, a quaint and artistic mountain village.

Browse the daily craft markets for souvenirs

before you take the Scenic Railway back to Cairns.

bargains at the night markets and affordable food courts,

Cairns is very attractive for those on a budget,

Many come here for two nights and stay for weeks!

drive north along the scenic coastal road to Palm Cove or Port Douglas.

Both towns are laid-back and offer miles of palm-fringed beaches,

fishing piers, unique shops and rustic Aussie bars.

Port Douglas is a dream destination for snorkelers and divers.

Book a cruise and explore the largest barrier reef in the world:

The only living structure that can be seen from space.

Find yourself surrounded by tropical fish

and see if you can spot the famous clownfish.

Enjoy lunch with views over the Coral Sea before you dive in again.

drop in at a crocodile farm to see small fresh water crocs

The enormous creatures circle your boat in search of lunch.

so how about some smoked crocodile for lunch?

Feeding time is a bit more relaxed in the Cairns Tropical Zoo.

visit the kangaroos and admire the colorful cassowary.

Experience the tribal Aboriginal lifestyle

in the cultural center of the Tjapukai people.

Named after the rainforest, this local Indigenous group

takes great pride in teaching you traditional hunter-gatherer skills.

and witness a spectacular dancing ceremony with didgeridoo music.

Aboriginal traditions are also very much alive in downtown Cairns

End the day with a moonlit dinner on the oceanfront.

Tropical North Queensland's sensational natural and cultural attractions

With the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest on its doorstep,