Cairns: All Inclusive Waterfalls and Rainforest Tour

About this tour

An 11-hour guided loop through the Atherton Tablelands reveals Queensland's volcanic landscape and Indigenous heritage. You'll visit five major waterfalls and swimming holes, stand beneath the Cathedral Fig Tree while learning its cultural narratives, and explore sites tied to Aboriginal stories. The day includes hotel transfers, meals, and a local guide who contextualises the region's natural and human history.

Highlights

• Cathedral Fig Tree with Indigenous cultural storytelling
• Swim at Lake Eacham, a volcanic crater lake
• Millaa Millaa Falls curtain waterfall and natural pool
• Josephine Falls natural rockslide and cooling dip
• Babinda Boulders Aboriginal legend connection
• Full-day rainforest immersion across five locations
• Morning and afternoon tea, lunch included

What to expect

You'll spend the day moving between five distinct natural sites across the Tablelands, each with water for swimming. Your guide explains the significance of locations like Cathedral Fig and Babinda Boulders through the lens of local Aboriginal knowledge. Expect a mix of short walks through rainforest, interpretive stops, and time in the water. The pace suits all fitness levels—no strenuous hiking required. You'll stop for tea, lunch, and conversation with your guide about the region's geology and Indigenous connections.

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