Things to do in Innisfail

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Innisfail

Paronella Park

Paronella Park, a Spanish castle park built in the 1930s, is the source of inspiration for the legendary Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki's "City in the Sky". The park is surrounded by lush green rainforest, giving people a feeling of being in a fairy tale world. There are also majestic waterfalls, straight and spectacular forest avenues. The wonderland-like scenery makes the park one of the top three wedding venues in Australia. Behind the building is a Spanish dream story. Spanish Jose In order to realize the dream of building a castle when he was a child, Paronilla came to Australia from Spain to work and live alone. With his lifelong efforts, he created a Spanish castle garden integrated with nature from a wasteland. In addition, Jose was also the first person to introduce hydroelectric technology in Queensland, and today, hydroelectric generators can also provide electricity for the entire park. In the 1970s, under various difficulties, the park was abandoned for nearly 15 years, and Jose's dream was gradually forgotten. The park finally reopened in 1993, and Jose's dream continued once again... The park is located 120 kilometers south of Cairns, and the journey takes about 1.5 hours. The Chinese-language guide in the park will lead visitors into his dream manor, allowing visitors to regain that forgotten dream.

Babinda Boulders

Josephine Falls

Mamu Tropical Skywalk

The Mam Rainforest Sky Walk is located in the world natural heritage area recognized by the United Nations. The ancient rainforest has a history of more than 100 million years, which is a good choice for hiking. The trail is about 2 kilometers long and takes about 1 hour to go back and forth. The road is complete and the scenery is beautiful. There is also a Chinese audio guide to introduce some interesting rainforest information and local cultural history. Visitors can watch the rainforest on the swaying cantilever beam; they can also walk on the elevated walkway to get close to nature; and they can climb to the 37-meter observation deck for a bird's-eye view of the Mamu rainforest.

Wooroonooran National Park

Etty Bay Beach

No. 1 of Activities in Queensland

Snorkeling or Scuba Diving in Cairns

Cairns is located at the northernmost tip of the east coast of Queensland, Australia. Here, you can not only witness the magnificent scenery of the Great Barrier Reef, the largest living coral area on the earth, but also get close to colorful tropical fish and marine life, and enjoy a double feast of vision and soul. Unique Creatures and Landscapes:Cairns is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, where dive sites are renowned for their spectacular coral reefs and rich marine life. Divers can swim with minke whales, explore the wall and deep-sea silver fin whales at Osprey Reef, or encounter giant potato cod at Lizard Island's Cod Holes. Excellent visibility:Cairns' waters are crystal clear, with diving visibility between 25 and 35 meters. June to November is the best diving season, when it is the dry season in Cairns, with little rain and high visibility. Comfortable air and water temperature:Cairns has a tropical climate, which is warm all year round. The water temperature changes from 29℃ in summer to 22℃ in winter, providing a comfortable diving experience. Beginner Difficulty:Cairns diving is relatively easy, with average depth of dive sites 17 meters, the water flow is weak, even the top flow has no pressure. Cairns has become a dream destination for diving enthusiasts around the world with its unique marine life, high visibility and suitable water temperature. Whether you are an adventure seeker or a nature lover who loves marine life, you can find your own diving fun here.

SKYONE Cairns

Jack Fossey Park

Camp Bramston Beach Campground