Cooktown Day Tours & North Queensland Tours
For those interested in learning about our regions rich Aboriginal culture , join us on the Bama Way Tours which combines 3 Aboriginal owned and operated tours or if time does not permit the 1 day Daintree Dreaming Tour-featuring Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours. View Video
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This tour will take you through some of Australia's most diverse scenery as you travel through the heart of the World Heritage Listed Daintree National Park. Return journey along the Great Dividing Range which is the Outback of Far North Queensland
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Walk in the footsteps of the World's oldest living culture This fun exclusive tour allows you to join in a real Aboriginal cultural experience. Learn traditional hunting and gathering techniques -featuring Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours |
Getting to Cooktown is half the fun! Travel the scenic coastal route via the Bloomfield Track. Return flight to Cairns along the spectacular scenic Daintree Coast of the World Heritage Listed Daintree Natonal Park and the Great Barrier Reef with Skytrans Airlines. |
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Take time to explore Cooktown, with its laid back atmosphere and friendly people, it's the perfect place to explore the rugged beauty, heritage buildings, great fishing and it's rich Aboriginal culture.
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The Wanderer is for the independent traveler who wants free time to relax in Cape Tribulation and Cooktown. Experience up close the World Heritage Listed Daintree National Park and Cape Tribulation. Walk along secluded beaches where the rainforest meets the reef. 1 night Cape Tribulation - 1 night Cooktown
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The Bama Way Aboriginal Journeys offers 3 unique owned & operated tours in conjunction with Adventure North. The tours are operated by the traditional custodians of the local area, showing different facets of Aboriginal culture. The tours take place on the Bama Way, an Aboriginal journey through North Queensland, from Cairns and Port Douglas to north of Cooktown following storylines through the two Aboriginal nations.
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