Kuranda Village In The Rainforest, Cairns, Queensland
Surrounded by the world’s oldest living tropical rainforest, the colourful village of Kuranda is well known as the Village in the Rainforest attracting visitors for well over a century. Come for a day, or stay for the weekend, and explore our beautiful little village.
Things To Do in Kuranda - Village in the Rainforest
Kuranda, the Village in the Rainforest, offers you the chance to explore ancient rainforest, engage with local artists, cuddle koalas at Kuranda Koala Gardens, wander amongst butterflies and so much more. This secluded little village sits amongst …
Village in the Rainforest - Cairns Tablelands - Kuranda
How to get to Kuranda. You can choose to self-drive, take public transport, book a day tour or combine Skyrail and Kuranda Scenic Railway for a great day.
Kuranda Attractions & Activities - Animals, Adventures
There’s lots of things to see and do at Kuranda, including taking a selfie with a life-size replica of an Allosaurus dinosaur, watching an indigeneous cultural dance performance, or experience an amphibious World War II Army duck. There’s even a Butterfly Sanctuary and the world’s first Cassowary Art Trail.
History of Kuranda - Village in the Rainforest
The Rich Tapestry of our History. Situated on the Barron River, Kuranda’s first inhabitants were the indigenous Djabugay people who have lived here for over 10,000 years. Since then, their descendants continue to contribute to the rich cultural fabric of the area today.
Kuranda Village Wildlife - Wet Tropics Rainforest Animals
This award-winning attraction is home to a diverse array of creatures, including koalas, dingoes, snakes and lizards as well as having an extensive tropical fruit orchard and providing Army Duck tours through the rainforest.
Kuranda Markets - Kuranda Village in the Rainforest
Kuranda is world famous for its markets. The Village in the Rainforest has two market locations, the Kuranda Original Rainforest Markets and the Heritage Markets. Stalls offer a wide range of Aboriginal artefacts, handmade leather goods, wood and jewellery.
Kuranda Scenic Railway - Cairns to Kuranda, Village in the Rainforest
The Original Kuranda Scenic Railway is a spectacular journey comprising unsurpassed views of dense rainforest, steep ravines and picturesque waterfalls within the World Heritage listed Barron Gorge National Park. This famous railway winds its way on a journey from Cairns to Kuranda.
Kuranda Visitor Information Centre - Open 7 Days A Week
The Kuranda Visitor Information Centre is a Tourism Queensland accredited centre and a member of the Queensland Information Centres Association. The centre is located in Centenary Park at the top end of Coondoo Street and is open 7 days a week, 10 am to 4 pm.
Cairns Public Transport - Operates Most Days - Kuranda
Public Transport Options. There are two very economical bus services that travel between Cairns and the Tablelands. The bus is ideal for those who have enjoyed the experience of travelling to Kuranda on either the Kuranda Scenic Railway and Skyrail, and wish to return another day.