Port Douglas : Private Guide WILDLIFE SafariPrivateGroup | Port Douglas : Private Guide WILDLIFE SAFARI

Blue Adventures Group has created a Wildlife Tour which offers an immersive and educational exploration of Queensland's diverse ecosystems, showcasing the region's unique fauna and flora.
Itinerary Highlights

From the Range Lookout with a Welcome to Country over looking the regions dramatic landscape, our carefully curated itinerary offers a glimpse into the fascinating wildlife of Queensland. Guests can anticipate encounters with 100's of Eastern Grey Kangaroos, Agile Wallabies, ancient volcanos, and more. The schedule also includes birdwatching opportunities and a platypus walk at Yungaburra. This all inclusive tour we've careful designed to sit back relax and truly enjoy your trip.

Education and Conservation

Blue Adventures Wildlife Tours prioritises environmental education, enriching the tour with insights into the behaviours, habitats, and conservation efforts for each species. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in responsible tourism practices, encouraging guests to appreciate nature responsibly. Experience a guided walk through the Mabi Rainforest where we work with Reforest Australia planting trees to restore an area of land previously cleared for forestry and agriculture. It is estimated that up to 70% of the plants and animals like the tree kangaroo in the Mabi rainforest are unique to this region.

Privately Guided

Your private guide/driver/photographer for the day will pick you up at your Port Douglas accommodation and whisk you away up, up, up to the diverse Atherton Tablelands regions, known for its tropical rainforests, wetlands, rolling green hills, and even ancient volcanic crater lakes. Our first stop of the day is at a private property set along a magnificent riverfront. For the birdwatchers the area is home to more than 220 bird species, including several Bower birds and iconic Australian species such as the kookaburra and cockatoo.

Next, we will we head off to explore grasslands where we can see hundreds of Eastern Grey kangaroos. During the day these animals are found lazing in the shade of large trees and will let us get close enough for great photos.

By late morning it is time to leave the dry outback behind and explore north Queensland's famous World Heritage rainforest, the oldest continually surviving rainforest in the world!

Before lunch we take a walk along Petersen creek which has a very healthy platypus population and a small population of tree kangaroos. We have a great success rate at seeing the platypus, regularly getting to watch them swimming and feeding in the creek. The tree kangaroos are harder to find and a real treat when we do see them.

You will enjoy a delicious restaurant lunch beside a breathtaking volcanic crater-lake. Whilst at the lake we take a boat cruise to explore the lake and fringing rainforest. On the cruise we see plenty of turtles, fish, eels, waterbirds and possibly an Eastern water dragons.

As the day draws to a close we have one lost stop before returning to Port Douglas. We visit a rocky river gorge and have the opportunity to get up close with Mareeba Rock wallabies, a species that is endemic to this area and found nowhere else in Australia.

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