Are there crocodiles in the Tully River?

Are there crocodiles in the Tully River?

Estuarine crocodiles occur in the section of the Tully River near the Tully Gorge camping and day-use areas—do not swim here and remember to Be crocwise.

What are the chances of dying white water rafting?

Nationwide, the number of fatalities has ranged between six and ten per year for an estimated 2.5 million user days on guided trips. The incidence of commercially guided rafting fatalities is estimated to range from one death per 250,000 person visits to one death per 400,000 person visit days.

What is the hardest white water rafting?

1. Upper Tuolumne River (Cherry Creek), California. Cherry Creek is the gold standard for Class V and is the hardest section of commercially rafted whitewater in the United States.

Can you swim at Tully Gorge?

Once you’ve crossed over you’ll be on a rock plateau overlooking Tully Gorge. The infinity pool is located to the right if you are looking at the view. Beware that If you go in dry season you might not be able to swim as the water level will be low (and stagnant). However the view is still amazing!

What is flush drowning?

Flush drowning is when a swimmer isn’t held in place but generally moving downstream through rough water. Repeated dunking and/or being hit by waves causes the swimmer to aspirate water compromising the airway. Eventually, getting enough oxygen in the lungs proves too difficult and they pass out and drown.

Where is the most extreme white water rafting?

9 Most Dangerous Whitewater Rapids in the World

• The Most Dangerous Whitewater Rapids.
• Victoria Falls—The Zambezi River, Zimbabwe/ Zambia.
• Upper section— Futaleufú River, Chile.
• Whirlpool Rapids Gorge—Niagara River, New York.
• Cherry Creek—Upper Tuolumne, California.
• The Inga Rapids—Congo River.

Is Tully Falls Road sealed?

The road from Ravenshoe to the Tully Gorge Lookout & Tully Falls carpark is quite long, but fully sealed, and an amazing drive all on its own.

Is Tully Gorge Road sealed?

From Ravenshoe, you’ll need to take a right onto Tully Falls Road (near Little Millstream Falls) and follow it all the way until you see the very obvious sign and turn-off for Tully Gorge. This road is newly sealed, so you can get here in your average 2WD sedan or hatchback without any trouble.

Is the Tully River white water rafting safe?

Decided to go on a full days white water rafting on the Tully River with this company and they were great. The instructors made us feel very safe while ensuring we had fun but experienced as much as possible.

Are there any rapids in the Tully River?

An unforgettable experience of fun, adrenaline and laughter awaits as you navigate through grade 2 and 3 rapids of the stunning Tully River, fringed by the oldest rainforests in the world. Under the instruction of our expert guides you will emerge as a victorious Wildside ‘White Water Warrior’ with memories to last a life time.

Which is the best white water rafting trip in Australia?

The Barron River is a half day trip more suited to beginners, those who are a little less confident in the water, families, or those short of time. The Tully River is regarded as the best white water rafting experience across Australia and New Zealand, offering 5 hours of action-packed rafting on grade 3/4 rapids.

How to get to the Tully River in Cairns?

The Tully River is located about 2 hours south of Cairns, be prepared for an early start, pick up is at 6:00am. On the way to Tully your guide will conduct a safety briefing providing clear instructions on how to navigate the rapids. After a quick stop for breakfast (own expense), you’ll then arrive at the river, ready to get your kit on.