Your 4WD Adventure with Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tours

Well, as much as we all at Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tours appreciate the rainfall, I’ve got to say that with Cairns having received approximately 1,600mm of rain to date from January 1st, it is very nice to see the sun out!
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Yes, I know it’s been the wet season but that represents approximately 400mm more rainfall than the long term average, across the year to date.

I think it would be fair to say that cyclone Penny in January & cyclone Trevor in March were the main reasons for this spectacular wet season.

Of course with the rain, there are enormous benefits to the eco system and we’d all agree that is a good thing.         

So, with our wet season drawing to a close for another year, the region is looking good and of course our wonderful tourists will start arriving shortly in big numbers. 

For this reason, it’s in your own interest to book well in advance to secure the travel date that best suits you for your fabulous day tour with Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tours. 

Remember, we cater to a maximum of just 15 passengers.

To recap, your awesome day includes:      

• Passenger pick up & drop off
• Cold bottled water throughout the day
• Lunch at the Cooktown Hotel, better known these days as The Top Pub
• Admission to Australia’s best regional museum, the James Cook Museum in Cooktown

Adults: $259
Children (4-14 years): $219
Family (2 Adults + 2 Children): $737 

So, as you can see, your fabulous day tour with Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tours is truly outstanding value!

With the sun now shining and given the rainfall we’ve received, all the colours of the landscape are now beautifully enhanced.     

On your Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tours you will see the blueness of the Coral Sea, the greens of the Daintree Rainforest and of course all the colours in ​between, just stunning.

So check your travel dates and book your fabulous day tour with Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tours today!

Some Highlights Of Your Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tour 

• The Coral Sea             
• Crossing the Daintree River via vehicle ferry
• The Daintree Rainforest
• James Cook Museum in Cooktown
• The iconic 4WD Bloomfield Track
• The legendry Lions Den Hotel
• Grassy Hill Lookout in Cooktown
• Lunch at the Cooktown Hotel – The Top Pub
• Cooktown’s Botanic Gardens   
• The mysterious Black Mountains
• Palmer River Goldfields                    

In short, you’ll enjoy a vast range of diverse highlights on your Cairns To Cooktown 4WD Tour. I find it fascinating to hear the various personal highlights for each passenger. What do you think will be the highlight for you?    

Hope to see you on our next full day tour!

Cheers,

Dale