We leave the rainforest to head up through the Bloomfield Track heading towards Laura in the outback. Stopping for lunch at the iconic Lions Den Hotel. Established in 1875, its walls are adorned with signatures from around the world—a tradition harking back to the old mining days. Immerse yourself in the hotel’s lively atmosphere, often featuring live entertainment. After a beer at the pub, we head towards our night’s accommodation in Laura. Dinner is with the locals at iconic pub in Laura.

Accommodation: Quaint Laura Motel

Leaving Laura, we head to the breathtaking Quinkan Rock Art. Your guide will introduce you to this very special Aboriginal site, it’s history and significance to the local Indigenous. We then travel north through the beautiful Lakefield National Park showcasing its unique eco system, billabongs, native wildlife. A true delight for those who love bird watching. We then head to Archer River to our lunch spot for today.

After lunch we move towards our two nights stay deep in the Iron Range National Park. Noted for its long sweeping beaches, rocky outcrops, and the largest area of lowland tropical Rainforest in Australia. We stay here for two nights deep in cabins located in the Iron Range Forest in the Iron Range National Park also noted for its diversity of wildlife and birdlife in Cape York. After our beautiful dinner our guide will take you on a night time walk to find the famous Green Python.

Accommodation: Greenhoose

This morning, we explore the beautiful Chilli Beach before our guides take you to the infamous Portlands Road Out of the Blue Café for lunch. Positioned right on the waterfront with beautiful views, food and atmosphere. The Portlands Roads area is known for its war time history – Great Coral Sea Battle. After returning back to the Iron Range National Park cabins to rest before the next day’s adventure.

Accommodation: Greenhoose

Today we travel inland passing huge termite mounds to Bramwell Station, the most northerly cattle station in Australia. We are treated to a Station Talk followed by live entertainment. Located 2 hours North of Archer River and 4 hours South of the Tip – the station is a well-known and well-loved stop for visitors to the Cape over the last 40 years…however it is most famous for its location: the start of the famous 4WD challenge the “Old Telegraph Line Track”, also known as the “OTL”.

Accommodation: Bramwell Station

Weather permitting, today we start on the Telegraph Track and the mighty Jardine River Crossing. Heading further north over the next two days we edge ever closer to our ‘bucket list’ experience, with some incredible 4WD adventure and hidden waterfalls along the way.  Stopping at Fruit Bat Falls – time for a quick dip to freshen up and a lovely picnic. You’re in the heart of it all now!

Accommodation: Cape York Peninsula Lodge

Today, we experience the Tip of Australia at Cape York! Here, we offer you plenty of time for you to get your “Tip” photo souvenir and soak it all in!
Lunch will be hosted at Three Beaches overlooking the turquoise waters of the Torres Strait. On the way back we visit the famous explorer Jardine’s grave site and learn about the history associated with him.

Accommodation: Cape York Peninsula Lodge

Before heading to the islands, we take in the history of the area visiting the war wrecks of planes from the 1942 Great Coral Sea Battle. Your guide will explain the military history of the area. It’s after you tour with our guide, they will take you to the back to Seisia to meet your guide from Roko Island.

A private island known for its spectacular scenery, fishing and pearling history, staying in glamping tents on the water. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the island life surrounded by the beautiful turquoise waters. This is where they will say goodbye and wish you well with your onward travels. Enjoy a drink at the beach sunset bar on the island.

Accommodation: Private – Roko Island

Up early to board the ferry for your Two Islands Tour. Your guide, will treat you to a comprehensive commentary that includes important aspects of the maritime, cultural, and military history that has shaped the region.

After your Horn Island Tour your local guide will transfer you to Horn Island Airport for your flights, later that afternoon back to Cairns.

We will have one our team from North West Outback Safaris meet you at Cairns Airport. You will then be transferred with our compliments to your accommodation in Cairns.