Daintree National Park

A Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, Daintree National Park is the planet's most established surviving rainforest and harbors one of the world's most astounding groupings of debilitated and jeopardized species.

It is situated in Far North Queensland, the two primary areas of the recreation center incorporate the perfectly clear waters and rich woodlands of Mossman Gorge, and Cape Tribulation where tropical rainforest borders the reef-splotched shores of the Coral Sea.

The region has a place with the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal individuals, and huge numbers of the recreation center's destinations hold extraordinary profound criticalness and also giving natural surroundings to an astonishing decent iety of vegetation.

More than 18,000 plant species live inside the recreation center and additionally an interesting exhibit of untamed life including the flightless southern cassowaries, crocodiles,

Boyd's rainforest winged serpents, brilliantly toned sky blue kingfishers, the spotted cuscuses, and musky rodent kangaroos. Only south of the recreation center, the resort town of Port Douglas is a famous base for organizing rainforest wild safaris.