Is Atherton worth visiting?

Is Atherton worth visiting?

Atherton Tablelands may not be as popular or crowded of a destination like Daintree National Park is, but that’s exactly what makes it so special. If you love amazing natural sights, local produce, and are excited to spot some unique Australian wildlife, Atherton Tablelands is a place worth visiting!

What is Atherton Tablelands known for?

More things to do in Atherton Tablelands Known as the “Village in the Rainforest”, it offers wildlife attractions including the Koala Gardens, Butterfly Sanctuary and Rainforestation, as well as markets, quaint cafes and boutiques to explore.

What activities would you suggest to clients visiting Atherton Tablelands?

Atherton Tablelands Tours and Experiences Online Now

• Atherton Tablelands Rainforest Wildlife Tour by Night.
• Atherton Tablelands, Paronella Park and Millaa Millaa Waterfall Circuit Eco-Tour.
• Hot Air Ballooning.
• Rainforestation Nature Park.
• Tully River White Water Rafting.

What shops are in Atherton?

Store list – Atherton Square

• Atherton Amcal Chemist.
• Atherton Showcase Jewellers.
• EB Games.
• Gloria Jean’s Coffees.
• Liqour Legends.
• Tableland Top Meats.
• Target Country.
• Telstra T (Life)

What is there to do in Atherton today?

Top Attractions in Atherton

• The Crystal Caves. 486.
• The Bat Hospital Visitor Centre. 204.
• Atherton Tablelands. Nature & Wildlife Areas.
• Lake Tinaroo. 120.
• Nandroya Falls. Waterfalls.
• Shaylee Strawberries. Farms.
• Hasties Swamp National Park. National Parks • Parks.
• Mount Baldy. Points of Interest & Landmarks.

Are there crocodiles in Atherton?

Andrew Mazgay’s cane farm at Bibhoora, on the Atherton Tablelands, is not known saltie territory. It is 65 kilometres west of the coast and almost 400 metres above sea level. However, Mr Mazgay said he spots several crocs on a daily basis. “They’re all about 1.2 metres long and I’m just watching one now,” he said.

What shops are in Mareeba?

Department Stores in Mareeba QLD

• The Reject Shop. The Reject Shop – Offers on Selected Kitchenware.
• Kmart. Kmart – Get Ready for Halloweekend.
• Kmart. Kmart – Sun Dream.
• Kmart. Kmart – Start Off BIG.
• Aliexpress. Aliexpress – Specials Week.
• Kogan. Kogan – Top Gifts.
• Identity Direct.
• Deals Direct.

Are there crocs in Lake Mitchell?

Survey finds 23 saltwater crocodiles living in Lake Mitchell and Two Mile Creek waterways. The area is not a traditional crocodile habitat.

Are there saltwater crocs in Cairns?

They are both fearful and fascinating creatures, with the Saltwater Crocodiles known for being the largest living reptile on earth. They are found throughout Australia’s northern region, and Cairns is no exception.

Are there crocodiles in Cairns river?

Crocodiles are common in northern Queensland waterways and can move into new areas after high tides and heavy rains. Cairns is considered deep within the “croc country” warned about on the department’s website.

Are there crocodiles in Barron River?

The survey found no evidence of saltwater crocodiles in the Barron River, but rather, several small isolated pockets of freshwater crocodiles, who are naturally found in the area. “They can get in there (Barron River), it’s possible, ” Mr Brodie said. “Crocs love to move around in the wet.

Are there crocs in Atherton?

How to get to the Atherton Tablelands from Cairns?

The Atherton Tablelands is around 90 kilometres south-west of Cairns. There are 2 ways to get to the Tablelands from Cairns and it really depends on which attractions you want to see. The Gillies Highway takes your from the southern side of Cairns and up into the mountains.

What to see and do in the Cairns Tablelands?

An amazing afternoon & evening rainforest & wildlife tour of the Cairns Tablelands, showcasing a diversity of habitats, from upland rainforest, wet sclerophyll forest and eucalypt woodlands, to wetlands and farmlands. This area is famous for its animal and bird watching.

What does the Atherton Tablelands discover visitors guide do?

Atherton Tablelands Discover Visitors Guide is the major in-print promotional vehicle for the Atherton Tablelands. It is designed to create awareness and interest in the destination to its target audience – potential visitors and current visitors – and encourage them to extend their length of stay in the region.

Where to visit in the Southern Tablelands of Queensland?

Tour the Southern Tablelands area and visit select highlights of the local area, including Lake Barrine, The Curtain Fig Tree, Innisfail Township and Paronella Park with a small group and with knowledgeable local guide!