The Daintree Cape Tribulation National Park actually reaches a little further, from the Mossman Gorge in the south to the Bloomfield River in the north, a total of 17,100 hectares.  It is listed as a World Heritage protected area.

The Daintree Cape Tribulation National Park also includes Daintree Village, a township 12 kilometres past the ferry crossing on the southern bank of the Daintree River.  

The Daintree Cape Tribulation National Park contains some of the most rare and endangered species in the world.

The Rainforest contains 65 per cent of Australia's fern species, 21 per cent of its cycad species, 37 per cent of its conifer species, and 30 per cent of its orchid species. It is home to 50 per cent of the country's bird species, 30 per cent of its marsupial species, 27 per cent of its frog species, 23 per cent of its reptile species, 41 per cent of its freshwater fish species, and 60 per cent of its butterfly species.

	Take a 4WD safari day tour day tour to explore the pristine and ancient rainforest.
	Experience this world heritage wonder through an interpretive tour, either self guided on the Cape Tribulation boardwalks or with a naturalist guide.
	Cruise the Daintree River looking for crocodiles, tree snakes, Ulysses butterflies, kingfishers and a host of other animal and bird life.
	Cool off at Mossman Gorge's cold running streams and swimming holes surrounded by the Rainforest.
	See the huge strangler fig trees, the 'wait-a-while' plants, the ancient cycads and the multitude of other plant life - many only to be found in the Daintree Cape Tribulation Rainforest.
	Come back to relax after your Rainforest experience to the privacy of PORT DOUGLAS PLANTATION RESORT .