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The Seaview
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Three and four star accommodation located on the waterfront with spectacular ocean and Endeavour River views.
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Guurrbi Tours
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Now listed as One of Australia's Ultimate Must-Do Experiences, these magical, award-winning rock art tours are in the company of Nugal-warra Elder and story-keeper, Willie Gordon.
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Cape York Hire Boats
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Why tow it when you can Hire?
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Mungumby Lodge- World Heritage Rainforest Accommodation
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Mungumby Lodge is a boutique private wilderness retreat and nature refuge located on the northern edge of the Mangkal-Mangkalba National Park (formerly Cedar Bay N.P)) (The Greater Daintree) which surrounds two of the properties boundaries. The lodge also boarders the famous Black Mountain (Kalkajaka) a 260 million year old rock formation.
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Community Markets
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Local markets in Cooktown, Rossville and Bloomfield give you the chance to chat with the locals and experience the fresh produce of the region.
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Gill'd n Gutt'd Seafood Takeaway
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Come and grab some fish and chips to eat on the wharf.
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Bloomfield Cabins and Camping
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Bloomfield Cabins and Camping is situated on the coastal road between Cairns - Cooktown at the Northern end of the Bloomfield Track.
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Cooktown Botanic Gardens
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The Cooktown Botanic Gardens were established in 1878 making them one of Queensland's oldest regional botanic gardens. The Gardens are located within the 62 hectare Gallop Botanic Reserve, situated 1.5km from the centre of Cooktown.
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Rossville Retreat
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Escape from the hustle and bustle of life and reconnect with nature in the serene beauty of Rossville Retreat, perfectly located next to Black Mountain National Park and only 20 minutes from Cooktown.
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Gateway to Cape York
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New tourism development that entices travellers and tourists to take a break, view the educational displays and amazing public artwork sculptures.
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Elim Beach Campsite
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Located approximately 25 km outside Hopevale this shady beachfront campsite is the perfect base to see the Coloured Sands dune formations.
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Torres Strait Heritage Tours
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Torres Strait Heritage, based on Horn Island offers the award winning ‘In Their Steps’ small group experience combing the WW2 tour of Horn Island and the Torres Strait Heritage Museum.
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Cape York Peninsula Lodge
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Situated at the top of Cape York, the lodge offers affordable four star luxury, being the premier accommodation and hospitality provider on the top of Cape York. It provides the ideal getaway for families, corporate and government travellers, special interest and conference groups.
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J and Ella's Holiday House
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Cool and comfortable two bedroom house with spectacular views
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Mungumby Lodge- World Heritage Rainforest Accommodation
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Mungumby Lodge is a boutique private wilderness retreat and nature refuge located on the northern edge of the Mangkal-Mangkalba National Park (formerly Cedar Bay N.P)) (The Greater Daintree) which surrounds two of the properties boundaries. The lodge also boarders the famous Black Mountain (Kalkajaka) a 260 million year old rock formation.
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Museums and Galleries
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Cooktown and Cape York Peninsula offer visitors a view back in time with restored heritage buildings, displays and the Musuem all open to enjoy. Artists are inspired by the designs of nature and characters of the Cape and their works fill the local galleries and Cultural Centres.
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Cooktown Highlights Itinerary
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Cooktown is the perfect base to start or end your Cape York adventure. With its rich history, must-do Aboriginal tours, world-class fishing, and loads to see and do, you should plan for a minimum of three nights - and many visitors find themselves staying much longer.
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Cooktown Museum
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The Cooktown Museum is a must do attraction where every visitor can enjoy a stroll through history in the beautifully restored Sisters of Mercy convent school building.
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Greenhoose Cafe
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The convenience of fast food and delicious chef-prepared specials and homemade pizzas in the middle of the rainforest.
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Fishing in Cooktown
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Cooktown is unique for its close proximity to a myriad of angling environments. You can fish the outer reef for its legendary black marlin; the inner reef for coral trout, red emperor, mackerel and tuna. On the beaches, headlands and coastal flats you'll find trevally, queenies, permit and the elusive bonefish; and in the estuaries chase barramundi, mangrove jacks, fingermark and crabs. And way up in the sweetwater jungle, perch and sooty grunter abound. This is a fishing paradise!
