Things to do in Kuranda in September

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September is a good time to visit Kuranda. The weather is usually pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze, with temperatures ranging from 66—80°F (19—27°C). There are plenty of events to check out and activities to try in Kuranda during this time. Some of our top recommendations: sample local produce at the Kuranda Original Rainforest Market, visit the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, take a scenic train ride through the rainforest, and more!

Kuranda has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your September trip to Kuranda. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to September. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Kuranda in September. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout September, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Kuranda in September

Top experiences in September

Sample local produce at the Kuranda Original Rainforest Market

The Kuranda Original Rainforest Market is a vibrant hub of local creativity and culinary delights. In September, the market is brimming with an abundance of fresh, seasonal produce, including tropical fruits, organic vegetables, and homemade preserves. You can also browse a wide selection of handcrafted goods, such as jewelry, clothing, and artwork, created by talented local artisans. The market's friendly vendors are always happy to share their knowledge and passion for their products, making it a fantastic opportunity to connect with the community and support small-scale producers. Don't miss the chance to savor the flavors of the region and take home some unique souvenirs.

Visit the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary

The Australian Butterfly Sanctuary is the largest butterfly aviary in Australia, and in September, it's a magical place to visit. The sanctuary is home to thousands of colorful butterflies, flitting among the tropical plants and flowers. September is the peak breeding season for many butterfly species, so you'll have the chance to witness the mesmerizing sight of newly emerged butterflies taking their first flights. The sanctuary's knowledgeable staff are on hand to provide fascinating insights into the life cycle and behavior of these delicate creatures, making it a truly enchanting experience for visitors of all ages.

Take a scenic train ride through the rainforest

The Kuranda Scenic Railway offers a breathtaking journey through the lush rainforest of Queensland. In September, the rainforest is in full bloom, with vibrant green foliage and colorful flowers. The train ride takes you through stunning gorges, past cascading waterfalls, and over bridges with panoramic views. It's a unique way to experience the natural beauty of the region, and the train's knowledgeable guides provide fascinating insights into the history and ecology of the rainforest. The journey culminates in the picturesque village of Kuranda, where you can explore the local markets and attractions.

Go on a wildlife spotting adventure in the Kuranda Rainforest

September is an excellent time to spot a diverse array of wildlife in the Kuranda Rainforest. The rainforest is teeming with life, from colorful birds and butterflies to elusive mammals and reptiles. You can join a guided wildlife spotting tour to increase your chances of encountering some of the rainforest's most fascinating inhabitants. Keep your eyes peeled for the vibrant plumage of the Ulysses butterfly, the distinctive call of the whipbird, and the playful antics of the Lumholtz's tree kangaroo. With a bit of luck and patience, you might even catch a glimpse of a rare and elusive cassowary.

Take a guided tour of the Rainforestation Nature Park

Rainforestation Nature Park offers a unique opportunity to learn about the indigenous culture and wildlife of the region. In September, the park is alive with the sights and sounds of the rainforest, and you can join a guided tour to gain a deeper understanding of the local flora and fauna. The park's knowledgeable guides will lead you through the lush surroundings, pointing out rare plants, exotic animals, and ancient Aboriginal artifacts. You can also experience traditional Aboriginal dance performances, try your hand at boomerang throwing, and meet adorable koalas and kangaroos.

Explore the Barron Gorge National Park

Barron Gorge National Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers in September. The park is home to an array of diverse ecosystems, including lush rainforest, cascading waterfalls, and rugged mountains. September is an ideal time to visit, as the weather is mild and the park is teeming with wildlife. You can take a leisurely stroll along one of the park's many walking trails, or embark on a more challenging hike to reach panoramic lookout points. The park also offers opportunities for birdwatching, swimming in natural rock pools, and picnicking in scenic spots.

Take a hot air balloon ride over the Atherton Tablelands

The Atherton Tablelands are a stunning region of rolling hills, lush farmland, and picturesque waterways, and in September, the landscape is particularly beautiful. One of the best ways to appreciate the breathtaking scenery is from the basket of a hot air balloon. As you soar gently above the treetops, you'll be treated to panoramic views of the tablelands, with the early

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Holidays in Kuranda in September

September

There are no holidays in Kuranda in September

Other notable holidays

Royal National Agricultural Show Day Queensland (August 14)
King's Birthday (October 7)
Remembrance Day (November 11)
Christmas Eve (December 24)

Weather in Kuranda in September

Temperatures on an average day in Kuranda in September

The average temperature in Kuranda in September for a typical day ranges from a high of 80°F (27°C) to a low of 66°F (19°C). Some would describe it as pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze.

For comparison, the hottest month in Kuranda, December, has days with highs of 86°F (30°C) and lows of 74°F (23°C). The coldest month, July has days with highs of 74°F (24°C) and lows of 64°F (18°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Kuranda in September based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in September

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General weather summary

Pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze

Feels like

11%

Chance of rain

0.062 in

Amount

11.3 mph

Wind speed

75%

Humidity

12.0 hrs

Daylight length

6:13 AM

Sunrise

6:11 PM

Sunset

46%

Cloud cover

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What to wear in September

With an average high of 80°F (27°C) and a low of 66°F (19°C), it generally feels pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze. With that in mind, most people would dress in something very light like a sleeveless shirt

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Best attractions for Kuranda in September

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Kuranda has to offer for travelers in September, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Kuranda that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Kuranda for September.

1. Kuranda Scenic Railway

4.6

(1845)

Tours

Scenic Railroads

Vintage train rides between Cairns & Kuranda, passing waterfalls, dense rainforest & Barron Gorge.

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Absolutely amazing the whole experience. You see beautiful scenic views all the way. Water was provided, The toilets were attached. The staff was extremely welcoming and helpful. We were 3families travelling together so they moved us in a separate carriage,which to me was wow moment. Highly recommended.

Meenakshi Khatri — Google review

This rail trip was amazing! We only booked the day before so the Heritage Class was fully booked. We ended up booking return seats in Gold Class, and we were so glad we did. It was comfortable with plenty of room, the food, staff & service were fantastic! We really enjoyed the commentary & hearing about the history of the railway and the views were amazing!! I highly recommend this rail trip to anyone visiting Cairns.

Kelly L — Google review

We took the scenic railway back to Cairns from Kuranda Village. I loved the views along the way, especially the waterfalls, hills and sugarcane fields. The afternoon tea treats in the gold class carriage is a nice little comfort after a long day of sightseeing. The service was impeccable too.

Zeph — Google review

I love going to Kuranda. The coaches to get there on the train are 1890’s . The history to build the railway line is quite sad but the engineering is fantastic. Great views . It takes approximately 1.5 hours to get there . Please be aware that if you catch the train or the sky cable car that they are 7 km apart . There was no room on the shuttle bus which can be provided for you so taxi is necessary if you have gone on the car park . The train can go to Freshwater or Cairns . Worth a trip on if you like to see the scenery.

Julie H — Google review

The gold class railroad car was authentic and elegant. There was no air conditioning, but there was a nice breeze from the windows. The views are lovely!

Darla Fong — Google review

Visited the Kuranda Scenic Railway during our time in Cairns as my partner loves everything trains. I do not normally get excited about spending a day on a train but this was actually an awesome day out. The view off the mountain is stunning. Service was excellent, highly recommend.

Chris O'Connor — Google review

I loved the little village and shops. I am vegan, and I had the best veg carry pie there. I love the scenery and listening to history. It was a relaxing tour with beautiful and pleasant staff:-) I loved the butterfly farm too. I needed to spend a night there. Just not enough time. I will have to come back when the skyline is open

Diane Houston — Google review

Wow, what a stunning and spectacular trip back from Kuranda to Cairns. Beautiful scenery waterfalls and a comfortable ride. We took the skyrail up and return on the scenic railway.Very memorable journey.

Matt Hirzel — Google review

It was a pleasant experience, and you could see spectacular sights on the railway. We depart from Kuranda back to Cairns centre. The train will stop by a station called Barron Falls, where you have around 10 minutes to enjoy the view of the platform. The train will pass by a circular trail, which is also impressive.

Yvonne Luk — Google review

Absolutely loved this with the whole family. The open cart windows were good and gave a nice breeze. They gave small photo tips and described some of the historic points which was interesting. I would recommend going from the freshwater station to Kuranda (rather than all the way from Cairns). That had water available but would recommend taking some for the trip too.

Ashleigh Pilgrim — Google review

One of the most stunning train journeys I’ve ever had. Comparable to the one I had through the Alps between Italy and Switzerland, but different one. The vintage train winds slowly up the hill through amazing scenery- waterfalls, rainforest. You also hear commentary about the history of the railway. In the Gold class you receive some drinks and snacks which makes it more enjoyable. Service was lovely. It was one of my highlights in Australia.

darius savolskis — Google review

Very nice piece of Australian engineering and construction history. 1.5 hours of scenic train riding from Kuranda to Freshwater is great although "the trees don't let you see the forest (!)" for a big portion of that 1.5 hours. Having that said, you get to see some spectacular views from time to time and get familiar with the challenges of such projects, doesn't matter the project was built in the 19th century or modern history!

Ashkan N — Google review

We did Gold Class to Kuranda in the morning and then Gold Class back to Cairns in the after….. the morning trip was much better than the afternoon…. staff were fresher and more attentive. However the Gold Class trip was worth it for the novelty… the wine and food isn’t that great but overall a good experience. Maybe do Gold Class one way only

d m — Google review

We got the sky rail (cable car) up and the scenic railway back. The sky rail was OK... They make you share the cable cars with other passengers (so it gets a little crowded and uncomfortable). The railway was much better, more spaced out and when we were initially advised of our seating, we went to the train to change our seats and got an entire berth to ourselves. Very picturesque and I would recommend a later train as the lighting is better later in the day. Love the train station it is so kitsch.

Karl Chong — Google review

Train ride was awesome. Scenic. Vintage carriages pulled by a desial engine. Great view of Stoney Creek Falls. Awesome stop off to see Barron Falls. Excellent commentary. Comfortable seats. One and a half hour trip up to Kuranda.

Rainer Winkler — Google review

A lovely 1.5 hour trip back down from Kuranda to Cairns. A detailed ‘Trip Guide’ helps you navigate your journey along with a pre-recorded audio tour that plays inside the carriage (some of which were built 100 years ago). There’s a Unisex toilet in each too. The train staff were often walking through the carriages with big smiles on their faces, especially Frances. Can imagine it gets a bit crowded during peak season seen as they fit 4 people to a bench seat inside the carriage. Great photo opportunity at Barron Falls Station, where you can get off when the train makes a quick 10 minute stop. Would recommend adding on to the end of a Skyrail journey. Food and drink are available for a great price on the station platform, particularly good if you don’t have time to wait 30-40 minutes for food at the local restaurant/pub across the street from the station. Would definitely recommend!

James Watts — Google review

Beautiful train ride, was great to stop at Barron Falls and get a really close up look. Learnt some cool fun facts about how it was built and about Cairns in general. Got some great shots of the train and the rainforest. Super cool way to go through the rainforest. Did get kinda boring would recommend doing this on the way back so you can just chill and watch the scenery.

Georgia Kett — Google review

Royal gold class treatment for Mum & walker on the Kurunda Scenic Rail ride back down the mountain to Cairns 👍, Thankyou for making our day out so easy . Just do it

Tania Mawbey — Google review

Wonderful experience and the Gold Pass upgrade was very nice! We enjoyed the trek up the mountain via railway. There are recorded historical lessons as you go. What an incredible effort and feat of engineering!

Emily Guile — Google review

I rode Gold Class on the way up and Heritage on the way down. The snacks and wine on gold class were perfect. I didn't feel the need to spend my time in the village eating. I had more time to shop. Heritage on the 200 on the way down was empty. I had plenty of space. It is a bit hot as you come down the hills slowly. They do provide fans. As a single female traveller I felt safe walking from the hotel to the train station and back. I also felt safe the entire time on the train and in the village. An easy one to to do on your own..

Danielle Davis — Google review

Because of the flooding of December 2023 the train line and most of the hiking roads are closed, but the nature around Kuranda is awesome. At the first stop of the SkyRail don't miss the little tour, especially if you have the luck that Chanel is the Ranger who is showing around. Thank you Chanel for the clear, informative explanations filled with enthusiasm.

Mándli István — Google review

Highly recommended. If you do nothing else in Cairns, do this trip. The Scenic Railway was absolutely amazing. We booked the Gold Class hoping it was air conditioned, but it isn't, though the air was reasonably cool due to the early start. It's bottomless drinks (including beer, wine, bubbly) limited only by how quickly the one waiter can serve you, and the nibblies served are top shelf (macadamias and good cheese cheese, and ice cream). The highlight is the views of the train whenever it turns, and the views from the stops (Barron Falls lookout is awesome). If you're lucky, you'll spot a blue butterfly from the train. We drove to Cairns Central, and it's not well signposted. Basically, park in the shopping centre carpark, go up to level 1 and walk across the rooftop carpark to get to the train station. Validate your licence plate for free parking. Return by the Scenic Skyrail wasn't as impressive, but you get different stops with more rainforest scenery. Kuranda itself was a little underwhelming. I kinda feel sorry for the shop owners.

Cashew Ssss — Google review

We did the scenic railway for our return trip from Kuranda. The train was comfortable. The commentary on the way was very informative. Enjoyed the stop at Barron Gorge and the scenery was amazing.

Glenda BROWN (The Browns) — Google review

2. Australian Butterfly Sanctuary

4.4

(2096)

Nature & Parks

Tour operator

Rainforest-like aviary featuring over 2000 butterflies, plus educational exhibits & a gift shop.

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Perfect way to spend a rainy day visiting the gorgeous butterflies🦋 here, it is so exciting when they land on you, it's the feeling of personal peace. So many different varieties & a chance to see the eggs, caterpillars & the cocoons in the living environment. What a learning experience. So pretty & lots of souvenirs at the shop on the way out. Take the time to wander through🤩😍🤩

Lee Butler — Google review

Absolutely beautiful. I've never seen so many butterflies in the same place. I enjoyed being able to look at the laboratory. Was a bit concerned by the people I saw trying to touch butterflies. Saw one kid actually touching a butterfly's wing. Also saw a blue butterfly that looked like it had a damaged wing (see photo) May need a greater staff presence inside to prevent that.

Bec R — Google review

Great place 😁👍 a lot of 🦋 👩‍⚕️🦋It is worth taking advantage of the free guided tour. The staff explains things very interestingly and you can get a lot more from this place than visiting it on your own. Tours start approximately every 30 minutes. 🐛🦋🌿You can see caterpillars, cocoons, butterflies and moths. small place but worth seeing. If you are lucky, butterflies will land on you

Marcin Lipiecki — Google review

Great experience, lovely staff and so awesome to see so many butterflies and the way they are bred! Was hard to catch a picture of the famous birdwing butterfly but definitely worth the trip! Also great being able to learn more about butterflies as you walk around even if you are just by yourself!

Isabella Parslow — Google review

🦋 Beautiful experience 🦋 Such an lovely place! I was worried that it would be hard to see the butterfly’s but they are legit everywhere! Make sure you were bright colours so they land on you. They loved my partners yellow jumper but didn’t once land on me 😭

Taylah Bons — Google review

Not a very big place but its beautiful to see so many butterflies flying around! If you are lucky you will get 1 or 2 landing on you, maybe wear brighter yellow or pink clothes to attract them! Also highly recommend asking a staff member to show and explain what is happening in the breeding section.

Khor Yuan Zhi — Google review

A cute little butterfly sanctuary where you can walk amongst the butterflies, see them hatching and growing. We enjoyed it, but you won’t need a lot of time here. We spent under an hour so it was quite an expensive little visit for 2 adults and 2 teenagers.

Marjorie — Google review

I am terrified of these things, but staff were good for a laugh and very helpful. The enclosure is stunning with a diverse range of plants and feeding stations. Highly reccomend if you're a butterfly person. Take water with you because it is hotter and muggier/more humid than it is outside.

Philippa Jerram — Google review

This experience is so peaceful & exciting at the same time. I love how it’s has the water running & the butterflies Fluttering. This attraction is great for all ages. Take your camera as their are plenty of photo opportunities 🦋

Rhonda James — Google review

I love butterflies and really enjoyed visiting this place. Butterflies are very social and they land on you all the time. I was wearing a hat and they loved it, it's easier for them to land there than your hair. Highly recommend wearing one. Just watch your step as some of them are laying on the floor. Take your time and go slowly, stand in one spot for a little while so they get use to you.

Antonia Icaza Undurraga — Google review

So cool. Huge room full of butterfly's. We had a guide and she was very knowledgeable. They have a cool hatchery lab, the biggest fairy garden I've ever seen, a microscope with samples to check out, and a collection on display. Their gift shop has super cool stuff in it too.

Brittany Barwick — Google review

We had a great time in the butterfly sanctuary. It is not a big place, but you can spend as much time as you want by enjoying nature with butterflies around you. Related information about butterflies is available at the exit, and the gift shop has nice souvenirs as well.

Yvonne Luk — Google review

We had an amazing experience here, honestly the staff were amazing, We got to walk around with a self guided tour without being pushed around with strict timeline, The only upsetting thing, the power went out to no fault of the butterfly sanctuary, and we couldn't get our photo, The staff offered us a revisit within 30 days, honestly cannot wait to go again.

Kieren B — Google review

Sitting in a butterfly habitat sooths the soul. They have such a great array of indigenous and monarch butterflys to enjoy. You only need 30-40 minutes but it is worth the stop. The "museum" section is air conditioned if you need a breather and the staff was sooo friendly. The lovely woman even filled my water bottle with cold water seeing that the heat was troubling me.

Jeffrey Seidman — Google review

Pretty, some lovely photos be had. Not a place I would stay too long at, but enjoyed a short visit. Staff at counter were really lovely and chatted and very informative.

Donna Lonsdale — Google review

We took our 15 yr old here and out of our 12 days in Sydney and Cairns, he loved the Butterfly Sanctuary the best!🤷🏼‍♀️ They will come sit on you so it is fun to watch. They are really beautiful creatures.🦋

Jessie W. — Google review

Amazing facility. The plants alone are stunning but there's ongoing joy with all the tiny details to be noted everywhere. And then there's the butterflies, getting up to their fluttery mischief and saucy copulatory antics. Wear bright colours and those little flappers will come to you.

Kath Angus — Google review

This place is what dreams are made of. Not the biggest inclosure or rooms and rooms of things to look at, however, they have one beautiful inclosure that is filled with amazing, beautiful butterfly everywhere. If you are in Cairns and Don't check this place out you have really missed an experience

vicky Sallabank — Google review

3. Barron Falls

4.7

(3931)

Nature & Parks

Waterfalls

A scenic trail leads to lookout points for this 250-m. cascade of water from the Barron River.

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A must to do in Cairns!!! Barron Falls (Aboriginal: Din Din) is a steep tiered 125 m cascade waterfall on the Barron River located 25 Km NW of Cairns, Queensland, Australia. It may be viewed and reached by road via the Kennedy Highway that crosses the Barron River upstream of the falls, near Kuranda. It could also be reached via Kuranda Scenic Railway and the Skyrail. The falls were named for Thomas Henry Bowman Barron, the Chief Clerk of Police in Brisbane in the 1860s. Highly recommended.

Mohammad Kalantari — Google review

Amazing place for a day out. Head up the mountain in the cable car and down on an incredible railway journey. At the top enjoy views of the falls and there are lots of places to eat.

andy gibbs — Google review

Thrilling falls ever seen in Australia. You you feel like Amazon forest or some part of Africa with lust forest river and trees. Deepest and very exiting . Cannot get enough with small bath tubs it made and how deep it’s falling . Get a glass top view . Thrilling ..

Siddhartha Maharjan — Google review

Barron Falls was absolutely beautiful.So picturesque.Photos are only a small part of the Amazing sights and Adventures we experienced.Definately a must do when visiting Cairns.Amanda and Claude .

mandy fitzgerald — Google review

Can imagine the power the water produces during the wet season. Great views, you get to stop for 10 mins on the train but from the cable car you can stay as long as you like to take in the views.

Anthony Fulcher — Google review

Astonishing in Wet Season. Came in dry season last year, was impressed by the water and size. This years' visit made last year look like a little trickle. Far North Qld really is amazing

Joshua McTackett — Google review

I am fairly sure that you can only access Barron Falls via the Sky Way Cable Car which is another whole wonderful story. You can stop along the way on the Sky Way and get off a Barron Falls there is a boardwalk to a great view where I was able to take the photos of the falls. Located right in the middle of the rainforest if you are in Cairns you must do it

Ryan Hazlewood — Google review

my friend and i did this walk just before sunset on a week day and hardly saw any people really. it was during the dry season and even the waterfall was stunning and unbelievable at that point. i think it was about 1.7km. pretty short track. well maintained. lots of amazing birds and you are just walking on a track that is half way up the rainforest it’s like a jungle.

hannah rogers — Google review

BestBarron Falls is a magnificent waterfall located in the Barron Gorge National Park, near Cairns in Queensland, Australia. It is regarded as one of the most iconic attractions in the region, drawing thousands of visitors each year. With its breathtaking natural beauty and awe-inspiring cascade, Barron Falls offers a captivating experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. The waterfall itself plummets down a sheer rock face, creating a mesmerizing display of rushing water and mist. The falls can reach a height of up to 260 feet during the wet season, making it a truly impressive sight to behold. The power and force of the water, combined with the lush greenery surrounding the falls, create a picturesque setting that is perfect for photography and sightseeing. To truly experience the best view of Barron Falls, visitors can take the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway. This iconic railway journey offers stunning views of the waterfall as it winds its way through the rainforest. The train passes just meters from the falls, providing a front-row seat to witness the sheer power and beauty of nature. The best time to take this journey is during the wet season, when the falls are at their most dramatic. Additionally, there is a purpose-built viewing platform located near the falls, which offers a closer look at the cascading water. From here, visitors can marvel at the sheer force of the falls and appreciate the natural beauty of the surrounding rainforest. The platform is easily accessible and provides an excellent vantage point for capturing memorable photographs. Overall, Barron Falls is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking a thrilling encounter with the power of water. Its stunning beauty and accessible viewing options make it a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike.

Hemdeep Vasava — Google review

Would love to come back here when the falls are in full force. It was a lovely day trip all the same. There are plenty of sights to see and a relaxing atmosphere walking through the trees. We did an excusion through the Carnival Cruise we were on which included the Gondal and train. There were views of the falls from both angles.

Kiwig1rl — Google review

Great place to check out if you are in the area. There hadn't been much rain when I visited, unfortunately. I would like to see it after some heavy rain, it would be very impressive.

Michael captain_williams79 Williams — Google review

We visited Barron Falls via the SkyRail. It has been raining plenty due to the Wet Season so the falls were absolutely spectacular.

Khan McDonald — Google review

Beautiful waterfall in the midst of a big rainforest. Take a cable ride to get a good view of this waterfall.

A 10 — Google review

We visited the Falls from the Kuranda side. And you may also see this spectacular waterfall on the Skyrail journey as you come up or down between Smithfield and Kuranda. In both cases, you also experience the unforgettable rainforest of this unique area. Both journeys have informative signs and teach you a lot about the rainforest. The board walk from the Kuranda side takes you into the forest and it is totally awe inspiring. To me it is one of the most unique places in the world.

Liz Packwood — Google review

Very informative, exciting train ride up the mountain. Or down if you like. It is noisy and squealing on the tracks and when in the tunnels the smoke is choking, I only mention this for those who may be triggered by noise or breathing issues. So much information provided all Ng the way, very friendly staff, even the toilet has a view. A wonderful must do experience.

Donna-Louise Wilson — Google review

This would be much better after heavy rains, it had been a bit dry when we visited so the water volume was not that impressive. There are basically 3 viewing platforms, the first close to the car park if you drive to the falls, the other on this side of the falls is the train station which you can walk down to from the car park or of course if you take the Kuranda Scenic Railway. On the other side you get to by disembarking the Skyrail at the Barron falls station.

Ross Woodford — Google review

4. Kuranda Koala Gardens

4.3

(2494)

Wildlife park

Zoos & Aquariums

Wildlife park where guests can hold koalas & view animals like kangaroos, snakes, lizards & wombats.

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Great place to see koalas (and hold one) and other wildlife. The animals look well cared for and active during the day. It was just under $100 for 2 people entry and souvenir photos holding a koala each (operating at specific times, last session was 2:30pm when we went). Well designed in a loop where you can get pretty up close to the wildlife, and easily doable in an hour. Friendly staff. Would recommend for a Cairns trip. They had an onsite cafe, restaurant and market which we only briefly walked through.

Anni Phan — Google review

A nice small Australian animal sanctuary. Well priced. There are lots of koalas and wallabies. You can pat and feed the wallabies for free. A visit takes about 40 minutes. You have to walk through some market stalls to reach the entrance. There is a playground next to where there is parking, with public toilets nearby.

Tiffany Woolfield — Google review

The place is really small. I wasn't expecting a huge park but it was smaller than I imagined. The queue for taking photos with koalas was huge and if you were the last in the line you will have to probably wait for an hour. Otherwise it wasn't that busy. Kudos to the ladies that take pictures. You really need a lot of patience.

Razvan Bogasiu — Google review

Super cute place, must visit. The Koalas are in an enclosure but you can see them up close napping or min munching. If you want to hold a Koala you need to buy a photo ticket, same for a snake/lizard. It was bright and sunny day with some drizzles so the kids could pet a lot of kangaroos and wallaby. The kangaroos were fed so much by visitors before us that day they dint want to eat the paid food but they were eating grass, so when the kids were happily feeding them grass. Every employee there seemed so friendly and aware of special needs and very helpful.

Sandhya Prashant — Google review

Now this place was cool! Pricing good. Staff knowledgeable. I especially liked the shared enclosures - it looked very homey and it was nice seeing different animals interact with each other. Nocturnal zoo section was next level!! I really enjoyed it 😊

shaun parry — Google review

MUST VISIT PLACE❤️. Once you reached kuranda you have few things to do and one of the best is koala garden and koala cuddle. You can see crocodile, kangaroo and the koala. You have to take tickets separately for koala cuddle. Tickets can be purchase in front of the garden entrance and wait for the next time slot. Small kids are not allowed to hold koala. You can feed kangaroos there. Overall a nice experience. Time duration: 1 hour min

Suji S — Google review

This is one of the best things to see & do in Kuranda. Fantastic selection of local wildlife as well as crocodiles, snakes, the wombat & of course the koalas. For a small extra fee you can have a photo cuddling a koala. Feed the beautiful little Melamines and Wallabies as you sit amongst them hopping around the garden. Hold one of the biggest pythons you could imagine and check out the crocodile feeding time. Absolutely wonderful & well worth every cent.

Janice Mary Grace ?Fred? Starck — Google review

Nice place to get your Koala picture. Place is rather small. Staying in Cairns, it’s better to visit the zoom too close to Cairns casino.

Stefan Iseli — Google review

It’s a nice experience! The place is small, but has interesting animals for non Aussies. I think it could be cheaper as it is a quick entertainment. You can view the place in half an hour. For people willing to pay extra, there’s an opportunity to take a photo holding a koala.

Tami — Google review

From the moment we stepped into Kuranda Koala Gardens, it was clear that we were in for a treat. The gardens provide a serene setting that brings you face-to-face with some of Australia's most beloved animals. The koalas are the undeniable stars here, and the opportunity to see them up close, munching on eucalyptus leaves or snoozing in the crooks of trees, is genuinely heartwarming. Not only are the koala encounters memorable, but the chance to meet and learn about wallabies, wombats, and a variety of reptiles adds to the experience. The staff are passionate about their work and the welfare of the animals, offering insightful information about each species' habits and conservation status. The gardens are well-maintained, and the layout ensures an intimate experience, avoiding the feeling of a commercial zoo. It's an educational and engaging visit for both kids and adults, fostering a deep appreciation for Australian wildlife. We left the gardens with a camera full of pictures, a heart full of joy, and a deeper understanding of the importance of conservation efforts. Kuranda Koala Gardens is a must-visit for anyone looking to embrace the unique charm of Australia's fauna.

Borui Liu — Google review

Enjoyed the gardens but LOVED the bird sanctuary. We visited with family and a 2 year old who loved feeding the birds and scratching the ducks behind their ears as her mother showed her. The birds were connected, communicative and comfortable with humans so the joy was mutual. A truly memorable experience with these beautiful, intelligent and kind wonders of sky and land.

Jenny Binks — Google review

Great range of wildlife. They also have a nocturnal house with bilbies and possums. I would recommend this place if you hadn't seen these animals before or if you really love to go to these sorts of places. You can feed the kangaroos for no cost. The koala holding photos are paid, however. For $20 entry fee, it's not a bad deal. There is a $35 ticket that you can get which will also get you into Birdworld - much better value. The koala gardens are actually quite small so if you've seen places like Australia Zoo before, you may find it a bit boring.

Bec R — Google review

What a fantastic experience watching and holding a Koala. The staff at the entrance provided a lot of information about the place and she was very welcoming. We got to see the Kangaroos and wombats during feeding time. We didn’t have a long wait. I strongly recommend this experience.

Lydia Giwa — Google review

Wonderful albeit small but perfectly formed to enable us to see everything and as closely as possible. Highlight was def koalas. Allowed within 2 metres of them. Absolutely adorable and they seemed at ease

Martin lee — Google review

Nice place with a good mix of animals who appear to be well cared for. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Holding a Koala (Milky) was a highlight. We spent time with each of the animals and were finished in about 40 mins, this did not include holding the Koala which took about the same amount of time.

Jay Atkinson — Google review

Nice experience with the ability to get up close to some Australian critters. I was actually taken aback at the lack of pens and fences. The animals were very active! It was small but well done. We opted to go to Bird World after as well (that is a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ experience!).

Emily Guile — Google review

The main attraction is the chance to hold a koala. That was good. The rest of the gardens has crocs, wombats, snakes, and some kangaroos. Every single animal was asleep!

Martin Bishop — Google review

Modest park with a variety of animals ranging from Koalas to kangaroos to crocs. The 'hug a koala' is a unique experience, one that i believe is limited to Queensland. We enjoyed walking round the park, feeding the kangaroos and the cheesy koala photo. From our observations, the Koalas were not put under any stress and were returned to their slumber if the handler felt they were not comfortable.

Ash Parikh — Google review

Kuranda Koala Garden is a great place to visit, especially if the weather is clear. Unfortunately, during my visit, it was raining non-stop, which made the experience a bit rushed as I was very wet. However, despite the rain, I still managed to see a sleeping koala, a few kangaroo’s Overall, it's a worthwhile stop if you have the chance to visit on a dry day.

Christophe Demouche — Google review

Small. People were friendly. Got there after the cut off to hold the koala, but squeezed in for a touch and photo. Photo wasn't inexpensive, but they let you take your own photos too. Luckily only a few people when I was there... otherwise this could take up a lot of time. Some other animals too. Hearing about them was more interesting than the animals them selves.

Tracy — Google review

What an amazing, surprising place to visit! We watched the koalas dozing on their tree stumps, various wallaby and grey kangaroo wandering freely between their pens and our pathways. Incredible crocs, frogs, snakes, sugar gliders and bandicoot. As a foreign visitor I was impressed not only to see the animals but the way they are cared for and their habitats were very impressive. I had the great honour of holding a koala called Lucy. She was quite a calm, well cared for bear. This experience will stick with me forever.

Joanne Bottcher — Google review

Cute little animal sanctuary. Be sure to get the Kuranda experience pass and do the Birdwood and the butterfly sanctuary all at once. Great place to get your picture taken with a Koala

Jaime Thomson — Google review

Loverly place to see close up the very cuddly and gorgeous Koala bears. You can for an extra fee hold one and have a pic taken, but we felt this might not be in the bears beat interest.

Wasp0 — Google review

Koalas are so cute. You can see them up close and have your picture taken with them if you want to. Some kangaroos and other animals there also. Highly recommend if you want to see koalas.

Debbie Edwards — Google review

5. Birdworld Kuranda

4.6

(769)

Nature & Parks

Park

Rainforest habitat with waterfalls & ponds, sheltering macaws, rainbow lorikeets & cockatoos.

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My husband and I just visited Birdworld and it was such a delightful experience! The sanctuary is beautiful and the birds are amazing. They land all over you and some of them like to have a quick chat. The staff were so friendly and helpful with our questions. I loved it and would definitely visit again. I didn't want to leave.

Natasha A. Mills — Google review

A little birdie told me that this place is a place to flock to. I didn’t bring a wing man, but I did buy the tickets and added it to my bill. This was just a lovely experience, although I’d recommend dressing as a flapper. If you come here, make sure to tweet about it. I was certainly all a twitter - as I loved it so much! The ducks are great too, they quack me up.

Gabriel — Google review

The best place in the heritage market ❗️🥜Remember to take some nuts with you, then the parrots will climb on your hands and it will be more fun 😁🦜🦆 🦜Many beautiful parrots and other birds. Small place but worth seeing. I could feel like a child again👱🏻‍♂️👶🏼😁

Marcin Lipiecki — Google review

Beautiful birds, staff are exceptionally friendly and know a lot about the birds they keep. It's fantastic to have all the different birds land on you to feed them They're very gentle, and all have such wonderful personalities. Genuinly can't wait to go again, will be purchasing an annual pass next time I go

Ryan Bensted — Google review

Had an amazing time in the open, interactive aviary. There are so many different bird species. Great photo opportunities as the birds fly up onto you where you can feed and pat them. Loved seeing the Macaw’s and Lory’s. Great experience

Danielle P — Google review

Big and small kids in the familia all had a fun experience at the Birdworld! If you love being up close and personal with our feathery friends, this is the place to be! You'll find Birdworld at the end/top of Kuranda Village across the playground and public loo.

Zeph — Google review

Loved birdworld! So many beautiful birds. But the food for $2 at the entrance. We got to feed so many birds and a few ended up even landing on us. From the macaws to the cuddling pink cockatoos you will not be disappointed.

Janelle Holmes — Google review

This place is a must visit if you are a bird lover. You can hand feed the parrots and some will even land on you! They are quite cheeky as well. One managed to unzip my backpack and steal my facemask which it happily played with for a while. There is no time limit so you can spend as long or little time here as you like.

Sarah Hu — Google review

Slightly smallish at 3/4 acre, ran out of food by mid morning (yes limit food intake but fun is in feeding birds) and too many collared parrots. Only major plus, very close interaction with birds.

Giri K — Google review

If you love birds this is a must! We had a ball and stayed for ages. The kids loved it! If it was bigger we would have stayed all day.

Sandi Grace — Google review

Birdworld is a pleasent bird sanctuary with well kept enclosures and a good assortment of bird species. Watch out for the odd cheeky bird that likes to steal things from earrings to cap buttons. Could do with some educational features like species information and an interactive staff/bird display. Entrance is oddly set behind local market stalls.

J Burns — Google review

Birdworld has som many beautiful natives and exotic birds. Was an amazing experience to be up close feeding and enjoying the birds.

Mikayla Hillsley — Google review

Small area but hosts many different birds; however, the only bird that was unique from other bird aviaries was the Cassowary. As there isn't much to the place, a more detailed review can't be made. Much like your average aviary. ("aviary" and "bird" have very few synonyms, that is why it is repeated to the point of it being painful to read)

a — Google review

Hubby and I popped in here after visiting the markets. As soon as we walked through the door, I had a bird land on my head. All birds, except cassowary, are free to fly around the enclosure. While most birds were not happy for pats, they were comfortable with us getting up close for pics. It was one of the cleanest aviaries I've ever seen. We also got the locals discount 😊

Niki Politakis — Google review

Loved this place it is a great stop for anyone interested in animals. Cheap entry fee and definitely worth it. All of the birds were happy and well fed don't let other reviews deceive you!!! It is a must do when in the Cairns area and is great for people of all ages 👍

Andrew Schmidt — Google review

Very wonderful place if you like birds. Had a cheeky bird sit in my shoulder the whole walk around. Great experience for kids and adults alike.

Ri Johnston — Google review

We went in reluctantly but it was the highlight of the area. The birds are quite active and not nippy at all. They were obviously well socialized and taken care of. This was a treat! Buy the bird food - more friends are interested in you then.

Emily Guile — Google review

Went first thing in the morning. Beautiful and clean. So many kinds of birds and water tortoises. Many birds happy to eat from your hands, some land on your arm or shoulder. The plants were beautiful too. Highly recommend.

Suzanne Duff — Google review

A fantastic experience, a must-do if you're in the area of Kuranda, I'd highly recommend buying a joint ticket for both the Koala Gardens and Birdworld (you can also get a ticket to include the Butterfly Sanctuary if you'd like) which will save you a little bit of money. The birdworld was awesome, so many exotic birds flying around! You can feed them with seed and pellets provided, I even had a beautiful and daring Rainbow Lorikeet land on my back! The variety of birds here is great and I learnt a lot about the exotic birds of the world. One thing I would recommend that I'm not certain is a thing or not is a guided tour of the sanctuary which provides fun facts about each of the birds so you can learn more, I don't mind of it's an extra purchase personally, but I would've loved to have a guide inform me about some cool facts so I could learn more about the awesome birds I was seeing!

Anthony S — Google review

6. Rainforestation Nature Park

4.5

(1834)

Zoo

Zoos & Aquariums

Veggie & BBQ buffets at 2 outdoor venues set in the lush tropical gardens of a nature reserve.

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This was a highlight of our trip and wish we were able to spend more time here. We only managed to do the Army Duck tour which was amazing. 'Captain' Chris was great, really informative and full of jokes. He had a fantastic rapport with the kids on the tour and really made the experience. Beautiful scenery and lovely staff. Can't wait to come back & enjoy the full experience.

Meredith Penfold — Google review

Cute place to spend a couple of hours. The Tassie Devils were a highlight. They were so cute and inquisative. 😍 The Aboriginal cultural experiences were fun, and the guys were lovely to chat with. I also had a lot of fun on the duck boat tour. We had Mark as our guide, and he was funny and informative. I recommend going for the 3pm departure as it's much quieter than the morning ones.

Kristi Knight — Google review

Great experience from start to finish. Army duck was really interesting and educational. The Aboriginal dance was full of energy plus the hosts for the boomerang throwing were really funny and accommodating. The cafe next door had nice and refreshing drinks and food. The gift shop was very affordable and had a lot of great artworks and shirts. Worth a visit!

Will K — Google review

Pretty nice place. The staff definitely know what they are talking about and have demonstrated their expertise very well. Although I do need to comment on their hygiene as there were multiple cobwebs across the zoo. Overall, you should visit this location but equipment needs updating and the hygiene needs to be better.

SummeryKnight74 — Google review

I just visited the nature park but was pleasantly surprised by the main building. Lots of services and a very professional layout and service. Staff were helpful and friendly. The nature park itself felt a little cramped for the animals but they were clearly well cared for by capable staff. The size of the crocs were a little terrifying - a warning might be advisable. I thought I might lose my breakfast! Thanks for the visit.

Imogen Warren — Google review

So far, the duck tour has been the highlight of our Cairns holiday, fun, informative and well presented by Shaun. The buffet lunch looked great but we ran out of time.

MarX X — Google review

Our trip highlight was the Army Duck tour at this fantastic location, wish we had more time to spend here. Captain Chris made the tour amazing with his informative and humorous approach, especially with the kids. The staff was extraordinary and the scenery was beautiful. We can't wait to come back to experience the whole package. The Aboriginal dance was energetic and educational, and the hosts for the boomerang throwing were accommodating and funny. The café next door had a variety of delicious and refreshing drinks and food, and the gift shop had affordable and great artworks and shirts. This place is indeed worth a visit!

Alexander Zhdanov — Google review

We had decided to spend a day searching for waterfalls, and we drove past this place and decided to stop. What a great idea to stop. It was really really fun to see all the animals. I got to pet a kangaroo and feed them and the koalas were so cute. I really enjoyed feeding a cassowary the animals were really fun and you got to see all the native Australian ones up close. We did the duck tour that went through the rainforest our guide was excellent. He explained all the flora and Fauna and stopped and showed us, a lot of different trees, butterflies, birds, and even some really really creepy spiders. I definitely would recommend doing the Duck boat tour. They had a nice gift shop and then a place that you could have all you can eat barbecue lunch. It was very affordable about AU$25 each. They had yummy barbecue chicken. They had some steak some sort of sausage I had tofu stirfry and a delicious pumpkin soup And wonderful exotic fruit to eat. I would definitely recommend staying for the buffet. It was well worth the money we spent. If you’re in the area, this is a must stop place to visit.

Melinda Jennings — Google review

A beautiful experience with Nature, wildlife, tour, boat, Indigenous guys were great. The guide on the boat was quite entertaining and shared some good knowledge, And then the buffet lunch was delicious. Thank you

Theresa Seiuli — Google review

This is a good place to visit and experience. The exhibit is a good experience for family, and to touch the kangaroos. yet we did it as a cruise excursion, and the write-up from the ship gave higher expectations leading to the 4 stars. We expected seeing and doing more. The experience of throwing a boomerang was very helpful to the point that I bought 2 boomerangs because of the experience. The event was very informative.

Ronald Prothero — Google review

One of the last places in Cairns you can indulge in an indigenous experience. Great for couples, families - very suited to group travel. Tradional face painting, boomerang throwing, yarning circle, dance and theatre Wonderful animals, native wildlife and fruits

Daniel Rogers — Google review

Went for two tours and both were excellent. Chris, our tour guide for the rainforest part, was wonderful, knowledgeable and funny. Kiara was a highlight of the day - getting up close with the koalas and learning about them was even better from someone who is so passionate about their field which took the whole experience from good to great!

Troy Nissen — Google review

Wonderful experience! The cultural experience with dancing and the chance to throw a boomerang was a major highlight. Also the tour over land and water via army "Duck" was an amazing experience. Loved the animals and helping a python with her spa day to shed her skin

Karin “Jessie” Bringezu — Google review

Charmaine and Chris are such fantastic employees!! I loved my experience here. Everyone is so kind and it’s such a peaceful place- so many different animals and the Crocs were incredible to see. I’m so impressed, I’ll definitely be back!!!!

Heidi Sarah — Google review

It was good. The Army Duck tour was pretty disappointing. Great guide, but they just drive around in a tiny circle, take you on a tiny lake, and then you are done. The nature park and the Aboriginal experience were both much better and certainly worth the time if you are in the area.

Kris Allee — Google review

Incredible adventure. The butterfly sanctuary the wild life reserve, the traditional Australian dances show, the boomerang throwing lessons... Was amazing, thanks.

Tőkés Annamária — Google review

A bit expensive for what's available but if you haven't seen many of the animals they have in the wildlife park then it's still worth a visit. I'd definitely recommend the army duck tour, fantastic little trip, friendly staff and a good look at Cairns' rainforests.

T Brown — Google review

Very compact zoo. You can take a photo with super cute Koala. You should book the koala photo session in advance.

RYKAYOYU — Google review

Great staff and lots of things to see and do. Very chill atmosphere compared to some other wildlife parks I've been to. A great experience all round.

Matt M — Google review

7. Kuranda Original Rainforest Markets

4.2

(776)

Market

Shopping

Charming outdoor stalls with locals selling crafts, clothing, produce & homemade goods.

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Beautiful,.magical place. Love the atmosphere and the vibe. Love the walk through,.pass the cute shops..

Fagan family ! — Google review

The markets are almost entirely spiritual hippie stuff or incense. It’s all the same. The markets are in a beautiful location though AND the two Japanese businesses alone are worth going for. Those two shops are AMAZING and run by the sweetest people. Delicious food and traditional. The rest of the market is honestly a miss.

Chris C — Google review

Small markets that are tucked away several blocks from the station. Smells of weed and the stall holders just seem to tolerate tourists with a weird vibe. Still worth checking out if you like hippie-alt stuff and the restaurants there were good. Definitely worth only going to Kuranda from Thursday-Sunday so you go when these markets are open as there is nothing much else interesting up there.

Mark Tayar — Google review

My husband and I spent a really happy day wandering around Kuranda. We really loved the atmosphere of the Rainforest Markets. Most of the sites were open and we were brought into a different world of smells and sights. The Easy Tiger Tapas restaurant took our eye for a morning coffee and an Iced Chocolate. Both were delicious. We headed into town and enjoyed spending time there, but decided to return to the same little Tapas restaurant for lunch - it turned out to be a wise choice as every dish was delicious.

Gena Campbell — Google review

Mixed. From spiritual to a pocket of Japanese tea/bread/food to standard tourists stuff.

Keith ooi — Google review

This place will take you back in time. A good selection of different cuisines and treats, and some quirky little trinket shops. Mini golf for the kids and a short rainforest walk. Check out more at: @ultimateaussiebucketlist (insta, FB, web)

Joel Hudson-Stewart — Google review

Nice market, great vibes, happy people! They sell bubble tea here too. Just about ten minutes walk from the station and probably the best market out of all!

Millie Chin (Milliefujii) — Google review

Quirky & beautiful. It's like something out of Enid Blyton's the Faraway Tree - the land of Faerie markets. Bring cash, because many stalls don't take cards. We missed out on the mini golf because no cash. But well worth a visit.

Carla Coulston — Google review

Highly recommended, worth spending an entire day there. Particularly noteworthy is the Sky rail, which allows you to take in the breathtaking scenery.

MINGJUAN MA — Google review

There are so many tourist shops around there selling cheap Australian souvenirs. To me, the best part of the market is the hippy corner, very quirky, fun, and full of colours.

nicolas caillier — Google review

Larger and more interesting than the Kuranda Heritage Market. Many outdoor stalls selling crafts, clothing, produce and homemade goods. Various dining options. Seems very touristy but was worth a wander around. Only open Wednesday to Sunday.

Michael Case — Google review

I went off season and there were shops that weren’t opened. I didn’t take too many photos as it is the atmosphere that I felt there, all the shopkeepers were nice. The market was actually quite big in a sense that you will need half a day to really explore it properly. I also loved that there were organic shops to eat at. You really have to look around to notice where you’d spend your money on here. I went into the shops that were all locally made and produced from Kuranda and not the souvenir shops as I support locally made organic shops. I also spent money on stand alone businesses like tarot reading etc. I spoke to Karen at rare earth oils half the day and Heidi at her clothes shop to pick up a rare cotton vest.

Hannah Miguel — Google review

What a fantastic market to visit, as it's its so unique and has such a quirky and spiritual vibe about it. We just love walking around the little stalls selling a lot of unique gifts and arts and crafts. The cafes are just so cute with outdoor tables to enjoy the serenity of the Rainforest. Can't wait to go back one day.

Kimberly N — Google review

Very interesting market place. There are a lot of hippie clothes and jewelry for sale, there is a lot to discover and it is a nice place to look around on the weekend.

Anna-Liis Annus — Google review

8. The Australian Venom Zoo

2.5

(39)

Zoo

Zoos & Aquariums

Unique zoo featuring venomous animals & guided tours with venom extractions for medical research.

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Great experience, many awesome creatures to see, and you even get to hold a snake at the end!

Max Berger — Google review

Definitely was not worth the money. I saw a total of 5 snakes and two spiders and they all looked to have been not looked after properly. It looked like a run down shed that had a few random bits and pieces thrown in to make it look as though there was maximum effort put in. The reptiles were in the smallest enclosures, they were definitely not fit to be in there. The owner had a bigger ego with tonnes of murals about himself and was obviously not concerned about making the ‘zoo’ look inviting to customers. You could barely see the spiders or scorpions in their tiny enclosures due to there being no light in a dark room.

Lizzie Smith — Google review

I really enjoyed my trip to the venom zoo. I'm from England and we have absolutely nothing like this. Some of the snakes there were very Interesting and rare. Included with the admission price you get a free photo with a snake. The spiders and scorpions were very cool. Definitely worth $10

Mavis Trotter — Google review

Amazing experience. Staff are so passionate and keen to share what they know. My kids (boy and girl 4&7) loved it! Highlight of the week. Holding and touching snakes plus learning about the scientific research underway was fantastic. Thank you so much!

John James — Google review

It was way too expensive for a disappointing experience. We saw two spiders, some frogs and one scorpion. The snakes are amazing but the enclosures are too small for these magnificent animals. As usual the handlers at this place think that they knew more than anybody else. They give reptile lovers a bad name. I would not recommend it too anyone.

micky roo — Google review

My family and I went to this Zoo today and we were excited to see some reptiles in the flesh that we haven't before. The two ladies that took us on a tour and let us hold a snake out the front were brilliant!! They were full of knowledge and were extremely professional. The sad news is our experience was tainted by the owner. I think his name was Stu... He was publicly rude to both his employees. I'm confused as to why he did this in front of us, the customers when it could have been done in private. The girls were doing a great job and he had a 'power trip' and this almost ruined our experience. I would give 5 stars purely to the girls, and Stu gets one.

Jamie Gresham — Google review

The owner was extremely rude to my 9 yr old nephew who was excited to talk to someone else that loves reptiles, it is a dark and dingy barn with snakes held in enclosures are are far too small and not maintained with snakes shedded skin and poo left in the enclosure for at least the past 24 hours. I wouldn't recommend this as something to visit in Kuranda

Christopher Norris — Google review

The young curator was nice enough. Then the owner started to openly berate and abuse him in front about 8 of us. Felt for the kid. Owner was incredibly unprofessional and downright abusive. I actually had to tell him to settle down because it was making everyone uncomfortable. He completely ruined our experience

Jayden Jayden — Google review

9. Kuranda Visitor Information Centre

4.4

(71)

Tourist information center

Visitor Centers

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We went to Kuranda with little planning and arrived at around noon on New Year’s Eve. We were very tight with time and if it wasn’t for the helpfulness of the lady working at the information centre, we wouldn’t have enjoyed the day as much. Not only was she helpful, she was also very attentive, present and caring. Highly recommend anyone going to Kuranda without a tour guide to have a chat with these helpful peeps! Thanks again!!!

Rossanna C — Google review

I explored the Kuranda Visitor Information Center for attraction ideas and was pleasantly surprised. Besides Cairns tourism details, the center showcased rare insects unique to Kuranda. The welcoming staff, enthusiastic about sharing insights, made the visit delightful. Even without a specific agenda, I recommend stepping inside for a warm welcome and the chance to explore not only tourist information but also the fascinating world of Kuranda's uncommon insects.

Jhon Velásquez — Google review

Cute place kind people. Unfortunately keeping animals inside small aquariums. Animals should not be kept inside small places like that

Diana A. Alves — Google review

Next to the visitor center ,there is a nice playground. My kid enjoyed playing there after visiting the Kuranda Koala garden .

Idyllic garden — Google review

Two weeks ago, we visited this center which was great, two knowledgeable and kind men who gave us information and a map of Kuranda and showed my daughter the insects and frog of the rainforest that she likes, As well, I was very pleased that they had a lot of information about my country and I wanted to appreciate that, I'm from Persia (Iran) that immigrated to Australia around three years ago, I wish you all the best🍀

Simasadat Motaharian — Google review

I have visited a lot of Tourist Information Centres during our travels in Australia and they are usually my favourite places to go first in a new city. But this one was sadly the worst I have encountered. I have never felt so unwelcome... The ladies behind the counter were arrogant and treated us like some stupid nobodies. We even gave them second chance and visited this place for the 2nd time in the same day and it was not better. I felt that I am annoying and disturbing them. Very poor customer service!! (Visited June 22)

Lada Lipkov? — Google review

Was searching around town for somewhere to fill up our water bottles, came in and asked the lovely ladies behind the counter where a public drinking tap was and they kindly filled them up for us - including the 5L tank from our car! We all felt very welcomed in this info centre. Would definitely return.

Bella Iorlano — Google review

Kind staffs and a small exhibition. You can also see some live frogs and redback spiders. What we can expect at a visitor center in a small village? I think it worths for 5 stars.

Yong-Su Kim — Google review

Wonderful staff and volunteers who are very informative and lovely to speak too

Maddelene Williamson — Google review

Kind staff, very helpful and tons of information available.

Heidi — Google review

It seems there is only one toilet in whole village. All the signs will point to this one which is about 500 meters from Skyrail. It is a disaster walk for someone who is holding. This experience can be definitely improved!

Peter He — Google review

The Lady Worked inside are very Friendly and nice, she gave accurate information with big extra smiles.🎉🤗 Thank You

Ngudiono Prasetyo — Google review

10. Kuranda Heritage Markets

4.1

(942)

Market

Shopping

Covered market in a rainforest setting with stalls offering a variety of food, crafts & souvenirs.

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Kuranda Heritage Market is a true gem, offering a one-of-a-kind shopping experience that I absolutely loved. This vibrant market is filled with unique and diverse stalls, showcasing local arts, crafts, and produce. From the moment I stepped foot in the market, I was captivated by its lively atmosphere and the array of intriguing products on display. The market's emphasis on supporting local artisans and businesses adds to its charm and authenticity. The stalls at Kuranda Heritage Market offer a wide range of handmade goods, including artwork, jewelry, clothing, and souvenirs. It's a treasure trove for those seeking unique and meaningful gifts or wanting to immerse themselves in the local culture. Although my time at the market was limited, I was able to explore some of the stalls and interact with the friendly vendors. Their passion for their craft and willingness to share stories and insights added an extra layer of enjoyment to my visit. It's worth noting that the market is expansive, and fully exploring every nook and cranny would require ample time. Unfortunately, due to time constraints, I was unable to experience everything it had to offer. However, even with the limited time, I still found the market to be a captivating and memorable experience. Additionally, the market's location in the picturesque village of Kuranda, surrounded by lush rainforest, adds to its allure. The natural beauty of the surroundings enhances the overall ambiance and creates a truly enchanting setting for shopping and exploring. In summary, Kuranda Heritage Market is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a unique and memorable shopping experience. With its wide variety of stalls showcasing local arts, crafts, and produce, the market offers a delightful blend of creativity and authenticity. While it's advisable to allocate ample time to fully explore the market, even a brief visit will leave you with a sense of wonder and appreciation for this vibrant and special place.

Zella Keiko Bawr — Google review

A fun day. Very eclectic, the smell of incense everywhere you go. Worth a visit.

Ron Morris — Google review

This market was really interesting, because I think that the relation between price and quality was really good. You can find gadget, dresses, caps, hats any kind of gift for you and your friends.

CRISTINA GIOVANNINI — Google review

"Absolutely loved my visit to Kuranda Heritage Village! Stepping into this charming place felt like stepping back in time. The historical buildings, artisan shops, and vibrant atmosphere were simply delightful. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, adding to the authentic experience. Exploring the village was a joy, with plenty of unique finds and photo opportunities around every corner. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply looking for a memorable day out, Kuranda Heritage Village is a must-visit destination. Can't wait to come back and explore more!"

Vishal Gadher — Google review

The morning we were going up o the skyrail and back on train it got cancelled so we drove up instead, Barron falls was full and amazing to see

Paul Pace — Google review

Kuranda visit was great. Train up, cable car down. Market interesting 100% tourist focused. Animal centres reasonable value.

Toby wj Parkes — Google review

Really lovely market place. There are clothes, books and jewelry on sale. You have a chance to go see koalas (Kuranda koala gardens) and birds (Birdword Kuranda)

Anna-Liis Annus — Google review

Kuranda Heritage Markets are a vibrant shopping experience nestled in the heart of Kuranda. With a charming array of local crafts, artisan products, and delicious food, these markets are perfect for finding unique gifts and souvenirs. Enjoy the lush rainforest setting while you explore the stalls—there's something for everyone at these delightful markets. A true highlight of the Kuranda area!

Cairns Luxury Private Apartments — Google review

Small covered market. Various stalls of mostly touristy stuff. Cafe and toilets. Only open Wednesday to Sunday. We bought some books but the older lady who served us acted like we did not exist! The aeroplane out the back (Geronimo) worth a look.

Michael Case — Google review

There are so many nooks and crannies and hidden shops and vendors that you need plenty of time to see and find them all once you get past the kitsch souvenirs. We would definitely go back to finish exploring.

Geof C — Google review

Lovely stalls, you could get lots of handmade items here too. Lots of colourful items on sale. There's ice cream and slush. Don't forget to check out the plane wreck! The koala gardens are here too.

Elsa Watson — Google review

11. Batreach Bat Rescue & Rehabilitation

4.4

(16)

Animal hospital

Nature & Parks

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You might think that The Batman is a 2022 American superhero film based on the DC Comics character. However, true bat fans know that the real Batman is here in Kuranda, and his name is Peter. Peter gave an informative talk on flying-foxes, describing their anatomy, physiology and ecological role. Wandering around Cairns/Kuranda and marvelling at Queensland's natural beauty? The forests wouldn't exist without bats. Peter also explained the turbulent relationship between humans and bats. Despite the ecological significance of flying-foxes, they've suffered a "death by a thousand cuts" (Dales, 2011) due to intentional destruction and greed. To the farmer who electrocuted thousands of bats in one night and boasted about it, please come and visit this place so that you can learn the consequences of your actions. The volunteers here are passionate and genuine. Please be mindful that this is, first and foremost, a rescue centre, NOT a tourist site. Don't take advantage of the free tours. Donate generously. Listen carefully. Learn well. Visit this bat rehab centre and you might end up as cheery as resident bat Frizzy (pictured).

Renzo Sanders — Google review

What a good cause saving these wonderful and pivotal species. Without any assistance from local government and relying on donations these volunteers are doing a wonderful job BUT need our support - please visit, donate and spread the word where and when you can bringing awareness to the cause and educating the public on the importance of Flying Foxes to the Rain forest.

Gary Hulst — Google review

One of the volunteers agreed to give us a little tour out of the regular hours and it was amazing! The program runs through donations and we learned so much about the creatures that are very similar to humans! 10/10 recommended!!!! Thank you for your work!!!☺️

Dana Steimann — Google review

BatReach is a bat hospital and education centre. Owner Pam cares for an education group of permanent care flying-foxes and rehabilitates many more orphaned pups and injured adults and insectivorous bats and possums and other mammals. When she has very large numbers of animals in care she cannot open for visitors except when specially arranged. However at other times she is open most days between 10am and 2pm and will give a bat talk to visitors who will get to meet a live flying-fox safely up close for the cost of a gold coin donation. Pam relies on volunteers to help with fruit cutting each day and takes on volunteers to assist with daily education and care tasks.

Maree Treadwell — Google review

Incredible tour! A must do while in the Tablelands! The different types of bats are all so interesting and the staff very informative

Joshua Mashburn -Jewkes — Google review

Can’t believe I found this place! Visited 20 years ago and had a wonderful experience. So glad to see they’re doing this good work that they are.

Jim Manning — Google review

Really kind staff and very interesting information about these beautiful animals, thank you for having us!

Dries Sanders — Google review

This place appears to be permanently closed (despite the signs still existing). We travelled an hour to get there and there’s no indication that it is closed. We visited the butterfly sanctuary & bird place so it wasn’t a waste of a trip but there should definitely be some sort of indication that the bat rehab is closed 😔

Gemma Lancaster — Google review

Fantastic experience! Very informative and got to get very close and meet the bats.

Taylor Reid — Google review

Nice experience and passionate volunteer :)

Rico Horn — Google review

Volunteers doing an amazing job at saving these wonderful and pivotal species. Not getting any assistance from local government, so relying on donations. In fact the shocking truth is that Cairns council have been destroying these poor creatures habitat! The dedication of this group of volunteers is mind blowing and they are doing great work bringing awareness to the cause and educating the public on the importance of Flying Foxes to the Rainforest. Also, they are making a wonderful effort to change public perception on these animals that have been unfairly villanised by media and entertainment industries!

Elsie Hulst — Google review

12. Glacier Rock

4.7

(80)

Vista point

Sights & Landmarks

Destination for uphill hikes through rainforest culminating in scenic mountain & water views.

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Truly amazing! And not just the lookout, I did a big loop: From Stoney Creek go up the Douglas Track, to the Glacier Rock Lookout, continue back on the Track to the west, then the Gandal wandun Track until you get to Smiths Track. Follow it to the gorgeous Stoney Creek Falls and continue until you get back to Stoney Creek Road. I highly recommend this Route, you can enjoy a stunning view from Glacier Rock Lookout, stand at the upper edge of the Stoney Creek Falls and enjoy a beautiful walk through the rainforest. I was lucky enough to see a grown cassowary with his pup😍

Joshua Conrad — Google review

Great hike into the mountains, easy to start with, gets steeper but provides great views over the Barron River and down to Cairns. Time the hike correctly and you can wave to everyone on the Kuranda Scenic Railway on the bridge and see the next train crossing the bridge at Stones Creek Falls!

Nick Leigh — Google review

Lovely walk. Hard from Stony Creek car park, all up hill. View of Cairns from the top.

Claire J Vasserman — Google review

The walk from storey creek car park is quite steep but we’ll worth the hike. There is wn incredible view at the top that allows you to see right to the ocean over all the trees. On the hike you walk over the train tracks via a bridge so can watch the Kuranda train go by

Grace Flanagan — Google review

A 13.8 klm return walk that took me 3hrs 45 minutes with photo and rest breaks. A reasonable fitness level for this one and definitely no toilets or water fountains along the way. 6.9 klms up a 445m rise. This is a bush track over rocks, tree roots etc. Good shoes, hat and water bottle are a must for this one.

Carl Hill — Google review

As a very new (and older) hiker (think couch potato this time last year) this was an incredibly challenging hike. We took about 4 hours (9kms according to FitBit) from Stoney Creek all the way to Glacier Rock and back. The track is rough - lots of rocks and rainforest tree roots to navigate. The view is awesome, but be realistic before you attempt it. Take plenty of water & snacks, take your time, and if it’s been raining think about using sticks to help you balance. We swam at the Stoney Creek causeway when we finished - felt so good to be in the cold fresh mountain water.

Leesa Watego — Google review

Great hike with stunning views. Not too challenging, you can get there in a couple of hours at a good pace.

G Hutch — Google review

Fantastic hike from Speewah Camp Ground to Glacier Rock. Not too challenging though quite muddy after the recent rains and well worth it for the view from Glacier Rock!

Dale Schultz — Google review

If you don't mind a roughly 2 hour hike this place is a perfect place to relax while enjoying a great view. Best to go in winter when its cooler, even better if you do it at 4 in the morning with some torches and snacks (if you already know the trail confidently)

Ryan Formiatti — Google review

13. Honey House Kuranda

4.6

(19)

Natural goods store

Sights & Landmarks

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Fantastic place to visit. The honey is beautiful ❤️

Jo Towers — Google review

Best honey I’ve had! I travel from Cairns regularly to get a few jars that I order from Trish who is great to deal with. I highly recommend Honey House Kuranda. Keep up the awesome work Trish!

Adrian North — Google review

My go to place to get some honey, always make the extra trip up to kuranda for it. Was recently rewatching hamish and andy caravan if courage and has a really awesome realision that i saw your store/bees when i was 10 yrs old watching tv in brisbane and now its my favourite lical honey store (i drive from mission beach for when i need restock every 12 months)

Kim C — Google review

Eggcellent Portugese pies and tarts! Very satisfying.

Eddy Yin — Google review

Absolutely beautiful honey, I love dark rich honey and they had that and so many other varieties to be enjoyed. They even rap them ready for plane travel. Highly recommend stopping here and supporting local business.

Mikayla Hillsley — Google review

The owner rears the honey bees himself and the prices are really attractive here. We got 1kg of lychee honey for abt AUD$16. They come in different sizes and there's free tasting too!

Faith Chan — Google review

Having enjoyed Kuranda honey at breakfast every morning at Hilton Cairns, I was delighted to find this lovely honey shop is the supplier. Bought a good quantity of honey to enjoy at home. Absolutely delicious!

Catherine Taylor — Google review

The honey sold here are collected in Kuranda. Awesome stuff and price is really attractive!

Benjamin Lim — Google review

Arrived to find the store closed on a Tuesday despite google indicating it was open. Owner may want to update details. Will return when store is open.

Kate Ehrlich — Google review

Came here as a lover of all things honey. My boyfriend sat down with a book in anticipation of how long I can talk and taste honey. The woman working here didn't lift her head up even when I came to the counter with questions. She responded to my question with the tone of someone who hates their job. She was so rude and unhelpful that it left a bad taste in my mouth for hours. Even my boyfriend commented how unhappy she was. I get it that this area is all tourists and it must be hard to deal with. But I was happy and enthusiastic and wanting to hear all about honey and this shop and she gave me a blank stare and a one word answers. Would not recommend for anyone who cares about honey. Such a bummer.

Meg Allison — Google review

14. Barron Gorge National Park

4.7

(3527)

National park

Nature & Parks

Riverside park with dense tropical rainforests, plus trails leading to waterfall & gorge views.

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Beautiful park. The surrounds are amazing and there is ample opportunity to explore the park via tourism operators. The Sky Rail is a great way to get stunning views over the park and see the canopy of the rainforest.

John VDL — Google review

It was a great day for the whole family and a wonderful clear day for the trip. The scenic railway trip had continuous audio playing sharing information about the area, in particular the railway line. The falls were very nice and would have been great after a rain

Mary De Alvia Pitman — Google review

It was a extremely humid day on the coast so I headed up to Barron Falls a shirt drive from Cairns. The road up the mountain zip zagged which made it a interesting drive. Due to cyclone Jasper in December the falls were flowing fast. The walking track to the falls was very easy with wheelchair access. The lookout area allows for fantastic photos. The local village nearby is a great spot for lunch or afternoon drinks.

SMD Industries — Google review

Nice place to while away an hour or two (or even 3 😁). Board walks are well upkept and are easily accessible for all ages (even wheelchair friendly). Enjoy... I did.

Alister Hanley — Google review

Fantastic place to see. We were lucky that we saw it after 2 days of rain. Very relaxing and peaceful place. If you don’t see it with the skyrail or train you can drive there easily and take the short walking trail.

Jamie Dio — Google review

Gorgeous part of the Daintree National Park and Daintree rainforest. We did the 3.4 km hike. It is actually longer, because you have to walk to the start at least 1 km. You really must take the bus up to the start of the walks. It would not have been possible to walk due to road conditions. The hike is strenuous, with lots of roots to climb over. In addition, many parts of the trail were under water. You need sturdy hiking shoes, but you are going to get wet. However, it is gorgeous and so worth it.

Linda McLoon — Google review

Was able to view the Barron River Falls from several angles - firstly from the Kuranda rail station stop and then the Skyrail stop. The Skyrail station stop has some viewing platforms to enable some good photos to be taken.

Shaun Byrnes — Google review

Barron Gorge National Park rich tapestry of flora and fauna, along with the thundering beauty of Barron Falls, makes it a nature enthusiast's dream. The accessible walkways and panoramic lookout points offer visitors a chance to absorb the tranquil yet invigorating energy of the gorge. Truly a five-star experience for adventurers and families alike.

Hemanta Sapkota — Google review

The weather was very hot during the day but on tge train rude back down the rain came down to cool things off. Very highly recommended.

John Santangelo — Google review

amazing experience. something you should not miss when visiting the Cairns region. love it...

Rebe Bonghanoy — Google review

Situated in the Kuranda market place area this is a family friendly butterfly aviary that doesn't fail to enchant children and grown ups alike. Admission is by fee, $15-20 dollars for adults. The active breeding program is open to the public in the adjacent breeding lab. Staff are friendly and will provide short guided tours for free. There is ample metered parking, public facilities along with restaurants and cafes.

surinder cheema — Google review

Gorgeous scenery and beautiful pictures to remember it. He journey is fantastic via Skyrail although you can drive yourself up there.

Karin “Jessie” Bringezu — Google review

Great view of the falls after a 10 min walk. Trail was well done. Suspension over the rain forest floor. Free parking.

Tracy — Google review

This place is an easy drive through the rainforest covered mountains behind Cairns to Kuranda, and then a short drive to the carpark and walking track. The walking track is sealed and picturesque with informative plaques along the way. There is a viewing platform overlooking the railway and if you follow the track all the way, you cross the railway tracks and come to a much better viewing platform, looking directly at the falls. A definite photo opportunity, especially after good rain.

John Warmington — Google review

Sky rail, Scenic railway not to be missed. Barron Falls was truly amazing and can be viewed from Kuranda sky rail viewing area as well as scenic railway station. The township is a beautiful place to stop for food and souvenirs. Going over tropical forest and listening to birds on Sky rail was an amazing experience. To be with nature, this is one of the places.

Shamim Islam — Google review

Beautiful and not crowded. Amazing waterfall!

Debbie Edwards — Google review

Beautiful waterfall is called Barron waterfall The scenery around is stunning of the rain forest. You can use Skyrail cable car to look over the rain forest or a train , walk but very steep at times or use your car. There is so many different trees, creatures, water spots . It’s stunning. Well worth a visit .

Julie H — Google review

Steep but not unmanageable hiking at Glacier Rock, mostly sheltered track with nice swimming holes at the bottom to cool off. Well maintained track, bring plenty of drinking water.

Ryan Simpson — Google review

Mc Donald track in the same area as the gorge just a few 100 meters… very steep track.. beautiful little spot by surprise creek… took about 45minutes to get there one way. Well worth the walk.

Chris Turner — Google review

15. Doongal Aboriginal Art & Artefacts

3.8

(4)

Art gallery

Shopping

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The art is absolutely wonderful, truly authentic and beautiful. Every piece comes with a story about the artist as well as the meaning behind the art. To top it all off, the woman working at the store made the experience even more by taking the time to explain to us everything. I ended up purchasing four pieces (how-to care included) and can’t wait to go home and remember my experience. 5/5 stars.

J P — Google review

Interesting shaped building. Artworks inside were amazing. Definitely worth a look.

Clintoo me — Google review

16. Kuranda Arts Co-op Gallery

4.5

(4)

Art gallery

Shopping

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Great to see a high quality collection of work by local artists. One of the must see places in Kuranda for art ( particularly ceramics and prints)

Alistair Regan — Google review

All local artists, run by local artists. Excellent quality!

Terry Eager — Google review

Great place to buy local artistic talent. Always manned by pleasant people.

Magda Palmer — Google review

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Sample local produce at the Kuranda Original Rainforest Market

Visit the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary

Take a scenic train ride through the rainforest

Go on a wildlife spotting adventure in the Kuranda Rainforest

Take a guided tour of the Rainforestation Nature Park

Explore the Barron Gorge National Park

Take a hot air balloon ride over the Atherton Tablelands

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