Daintree Discovery Centre & Canopy Aerial Walkway (Best Rainforest in Tropical North Queensland)

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Opening Hour: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Daily (Last Entry: 4pm)

THE #1 ATTRACTION IN THE DAINTREE

The Daintree Discovery Centre offers visitors an opportunity to learn about and explore one of the few remaining unspoiled pockets of lowland rainforest in Far North Queensland, while at the same time protecting the fragile environment of the Daintree Rainforest. The Daintree Discovery Centre is a multi-faceted venue offering access to all levels of the rainforest from floor to the tops of canopy.

WONDER & APPRECIATE

1. Climb High: Climb 112 steps to the very top of the rainforest canopy. The tower has five different viewing platforms allowing access to the various levels of the rainforest.
2. Look Up: View the spectacular mid-canopy walkway offering access to the mid-level rainforest along with stunning views over McLean’s Creek.
3. Spend Time: Walk with the dinosaurs in the Jurassic Forest – just one of five exciting self-guided audio tours available at the Discovery Centre.

Interpretive Centre:

Offering an interactive experience through touchscreens and interpretive displays, discover the fascinating secrets of the Daintree Rainforest. The Interpretive Centre is a large, open plan complex incorporating a number of themed interactive displays. The displays begin with an historical perspective starting with the big bang theory of evolution. This is followed by an animated film that explores the formation of Gondwana Land and the ‘age of the dinosaurs’. The flora and fauna of the rainforest is presented in considerable detail including information about the Cassowary, Crocodiles and many other creatures unique to the Daintree. Highlights of the Interpretive Centre include the Sustainability Corner, Mini Beasts, Theatre, Rainforest Aquarium and Children’s Corner.

• Sustainability Corner
• Sizing up a Cassowary
• Gondwana Discovery

Audio Tours

There are five self-guided walks, available in eight languages, with around four hours of Audio along with an additional Indigenous interpretation tour and children’s tour.

Guide Book

This 68-page Interpretive Guide Book is full of useful information including entertaining information on birds, frogs, reptiles, weather, and history.

Coffee Shop

Overlooking the stunning McLean’s Creek and a natural Cassowary watering hole, visitors can enjoy espresso coffees, sandwiches and sweets.