Kuranda attractions

Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, opening hours and days of operation of some attractions may be impacted.

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  Kuranda - Village in the rainforest

  Whether you arrive by Kuranda Scenic Railway or Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, make sure you plan to stay a while and experience everything Kuranda Village has to offer. Kuranda offers an amazing rainforest experience with spectacular scenic walks and some amazing wildlife attractions and activities. The famous Kuranda markets and village shopping has something for everyone and a wide range of restaurants and cafes offers relaxed outdoor dining and a taste sensation to suit most discerning taste buds.
  

  

  Skyrail
  

  Skyrail is now open on limited days. For more information, and a full calendar, visit Skyrail Rainforest Cableway.

  Most passengers complement their rail journey with a trip on Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. This experience presents a very different view of the rainforest and the Barron Gorge. Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, Cairns Australia, is a world first in environmental tourism taking you on an amazing experience over Australia's World Heritage listed Tropical Rainforest canopy and deep into the forest.
  

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  Rainforestation
  

  Rainforestation Nature Park, Kuranda is a 40 hectare tourist attraction in the midst of World Heritage rainforest. Rainforestation is five minutes from the Kuranda Village. Rainforestation has three exciting attractions including; Army Duck Tropical Rainforest Tour and Tropical Fruit Orchard Tour, Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience and Koala and Wildlife Park.

  For current COVID-19 opening hours and more information, visit Rainforestation Nature Park.
  

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  Tjapukai

  Due to the impacts of Coronavirus (COVID-19), Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park has temporarily suspended operations. For more information, visit Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park.

  Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park is the most awarded Aboriginal cultural attraction in Australia and is credited with enhancing reconciliation locally, nationally and internationally. Tjapukai showcases the culture of the rainforest people of Tropical North Queensland.
  

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  Koala Gardens

  A boutique wildlife attraction situated in Kuranda Heritage Markets. See koalas and take the opportunity to 'Cuddle a Koala' (extra cost applies includes digital photo). Visit the walk through “Reptile House”; meet wallabies, wombats, crocodiles and more.

  For current COVID-19 opening hours and more information, visit Koala Gardens.
  

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  Birdworld

  Join the birds in their beautiful world as you immerse yourself in their rainforest habitat. Free flying around you are species from the vanishing rainforests of the world, including some of Australia's most precious and beautiful birds.

  For COVID-19 opening hours and more information, visit Birdworld.  

  
  

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  Butterfly Sanctuary

  The Australian Butterfly Sanctuary's 3666 cubic metre aviary is home to over 1500 magnificent tropical butterflies, all local to the area, including the electric blue Ulysses butterfly and the largest butterfly in Australia, the Cairns or Australian Birdwing.

  For current COVID-19 opening hours and more information, visit Australian Butterfly Sanctuary.  
  

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  Barron Gorge National Park

  Rugged mountain scenery, steep ravines, tumbling waterfalls, rich wildlife and tropical rainforest make Barron Gorge one of Queensland's most popular and picturesque parks. The park has the most accessible rainforest close to Cairns. Open woodland, grassland and heath also grow in the park.
  

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  Kuranda Visitor Information Centre

  The Kuranda Visitor Information Centre is an accredited centre, offering a wealth of local and regional knowledge. Its volunteers are able to advise and help you plan your time in the village and assist in booking tours in the region.

  For current COVID-19 opening hours and more information, visit Kuranda Visitor Information Centre.
  

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  Kuranda Heritage Markets

  Come and enjoy the market in the rainforest! Attractions at the Kuranda Heritage Market include:Souvenirs - from toys to well-priced opals, boomerangs, Authentic and locally painted Didgeridoos with free lessons available for everyone.
  

  1. Local Art & Crafts - from timber to precious metals, jewellery, fashion garments to puzzles
     
  2. Food & Drinks - snacks, sit-down meals, Thai noodles, tasty vegetarian, a tropical beer garden.
  3. Entertainment - from the extreme to the cultural, organised or just happening!

   

  For COVID-19 opening hours and more information, visit Kuranda Heritage Markets.