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Cairns is Australia's tropical gem, gateway to the most pristine and beautiful sites on earth while offering a first class casino, exquisite dining, and superb shopping.

Go on holiday to the World Heritage-listed rainforests of Tropical North Queensland and Mossman Gorge from Cairns, and you get a wildlife-packed jungle travel experience.

Climbing Mount Sorrow allows excellent views of Cape Tribulation and the Great Barrier Reef after trekking through dense tropical rainforest.

Australia student tours are educational and offer a wide array of experiences focused on nature and the environment unlike many traditional student foreign trips.

Cape Tribulation sits in the perfect location: between the Daintree Rainforest and Great Barrier Reef, in tropical north Queensland, Australia.

When visiting Australia's tropical north, Cape Tribulation and the Daintree Rain Forest are a must-see for nature lovers. There are great tours departing Cairns.

Travel to Cairns in Tropical North Queensland, Australia for the Great Barrier Reef, Port Douglas, Kuranda Scenic Railway, extreme sports, the Daintree, Cape York & more

Beginning an Australian tour in Sydney and ending in tropical Cairns gives visitors a diversified glimpse into the many varied facets of a unique and exciting continent.

Though most of the region presents a relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere, Port Douglas offers luxury and five star hotels. It certainly stands out in the tropics.

The unique ecosystem of this ancient rainforest is highlighted by its plants, animals and habitats.

Visiting Tropical North Queensland? Make sure the following ten things are on that list of things to do.

If visiting Australia's Sunshine State, there are holiday experiences not to be missed.

Travel to Australia's biggest city to climb the Harbour Bridge, go to a concert at the Opera House, get the ferry to Manly, surf on Bondi beach and more.

Information and statistics on the tower, art gallery, Queen Victoria Building and other highlights of the 1580 square kilometre capital of New South Wales.

Holidaymakers and visitors can discover a history of nuclear tests, asylum seekers, rockets, alien experiments and space research in the Australian outback.