VIDEOS

BOOKS

• 'Daintree - Jewel of Tropical North Queensland' self-published by Lloyd Nielsen, (2005). Natural and local history of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation area. Available from www.birdingaustralia.com.au.
• ‘Daintree River by Night and Day’ self published by Dan Irby (2004) Available from danirby@austarnet.com.au.

DVDs

• ‘The Lure of the Daintree’ John Young Wildlife, filmed on the Daintree River,
• ‘Birds of the Daintree’ Real Deal Multimedia, filmed on the Daintree River in 2004 at dawn.
• Both available from www.daintreerivertours.com.au

MAPS

• ‘Cape Trib to Cooktown Map’ is a full colour map showing trip distances both ways, and includes a map of Cooktown. Provides advice for 4 WD vehicles and road conditions. Available from www.masonstours.com.au

WEBSITES

• Daintree Birdwatching - Everything you need to know about birdwatching in the Daintree area.
• Great Tropical Drive - The Great Tropical Drive is a self-drive touring route that winds its way from palm-fringed beaches, to ancient rainforests and the golden outback of North Queensland. This website will help you plan a driving holiday in Tropical Australia.  There are detailed itineraries for 20 self-drive experiences.
• Cape Tribulation Research Station - Located in the heart of Cape Tribulation, offering rainforest interpretation to visitors. Learn about the history of the environmental battles that have been fought to protect the Cape Tribulation area.
• Wet Tropics World Heritage Area - Information, maps, research

ARTICLES

Exotic and Delicious Destination -  The Cairns Post  February 4, 2008 © 

“The Cape Tribulation Exotic Fruit Farm presents a delicious way to sample unusual exotic tropical fruits....the next fruit sample is straight from the oven and hot and salty. Really? Yes, she has produced breadfruit chips and this yummy tropical potato is an instant hit with the audience who take two at a time from the passing plate.” Read more »

Footprints on the reef -  Australian Traveller 28 November 2007

“The truth is, the holiday with the least impact is to go camping in your own backyard. But it’s still possible to find experiences and places to stay that are careful about their environmental footprint – even in a place as radically geared towards tourism as Queensland’s Tropical North..” Read more »

Australia's Ten Most Romantic - A Sunrise to Remember — Australian Traveller 1 February 2006

“Sunrise on Cape Tribulation is close to being a religious experience. Guaranteed, it will be yours alone should you opt to climb over rock to snuggle yourselves in on the Cape itself.” Read more »