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Rossville Retreat Indigenous Tours
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Join local Kuku Nyungkul elder and traditional owner of the country around Rossville Retreat, Harold Tayley, well known as Mooks for an immersive Indigenous tour on country.
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History & Culture
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Elim Beach Walks
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The stunning beach at Elim is home to the famous Coloured Sands, and a popular spot for Hope Vale people, many of whom have a shack here and visit at weekends to go fishing.
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Bush walks
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Home Rule Rainforest Lodge
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Located just outside Rossville Home Rule Rainforest Lodge is the ideal place to explore the rainforest of the Northern Wet Tropics. The property is embraced by the crystal clear waters of Wallaby Creek which offers year round crocodile free swimming.
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Rainforest Coast
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Yindilli Camping Ground
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Yindilli Camping Ground is a serene and beautiful camping area beside the crystal clear waters of Bairds Creek, on the CREB Track, China Camp via Wujal Wujal.
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Rainforest Coast
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Rossville Retreat
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Escape the chaos! Connect with nature, abundant wildlife and the starry skies above!
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Rainforest Coast
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Paanja Lodge - Mapoon
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Cabins and visitor's accommodation in Mapoon
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Cape York Peninsula
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Bustard Downs
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Bustard Downs is an Australian Certified Organic Farm that offers accommodation and camping. A birdwatchers paradise, in a stunning country bushland setting away from the crowds.
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Lakeland and Laura
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Home Rule Falls
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The moderate, 2.6 kilometre return walk through rainforest to Home Rule Falls takes 35 to 45 minutes each way.
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Bush walks
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Bicentennial National Trail
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The Bicentennial National Trail is the longest marked, non-motorised, self-reliant multi-use trekking route in the world, stretching an extraordinary 5,330 kilometres from Cooktown in tropical North Queensland, to Healesville in Victoria.
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Suggested self-drive itineraries
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Endeavour River Escape
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Steeped in aboriginal history with the Endeavour River forming our Eastern Boundary and 250 acres of bushland and rainforest
Endeavour River Escape is truly Nature’s Hideaway.
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Cooktown
