2025 Wangetti Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Don’t go swimming.

#0yentrip Hartley's Zoo is a zoo located about 45 minutes by car from Cairns. This zoo is famous for its crocodiles🐊, but it's actually a theme park that animal lovers must visit, where you can experience various zoos unique to Australia🇦🇺! ・Recommendation 1 When you think of Australia, you think of koalas🐨 Although there are places in Cairns where you can take pictures holding them, there are not many places where you can touch them leisurely... However, at Hartley's Zoo, they are holding an event where you can eat breakfast with a koala and even stroke them directly! ! ・Recommendation 2 Kangaroos are also a symbol of Australia🦘 At Hartley's Zoo, many kangaroos are allowed to roam freely in the kangaroo breeding area, and you can feed them, stroke them, and take pictures as much as you like! ・Recommendation 3 Of course, the observation of crocodiles🐊 is also on a whole different level! Take a boat and go on a river cruise filled with crocodiles, where you can see the impressive crocodiles jumping to feed them! It's like a real jungle cruise! Hartley's Zoo, where you can interact with cute animals and observe impressive crocodiles, is an essential spot for a trip to Cairns that can be enjoyed by girls, boys, animal-loving adults, and people of all ages and genders! #Australia #Cairns #Hartley's Zoo #Zoo

#australiatrip Had the most fantastic day at the crocodile farm. Beaming with animal life and run by friendly knowledgeable staff. Really enjoyed the boat ride round the lagoon and also the different information talks throughout the day. Spent a while day there and really enjoyed our day. Also the tickets purchased can be extended for another two days which is great if you have kids. Highly recommend it.

In Cairns, Australia, in addition to the famous Great Barrier Reef, rainforest adventure is another way to explore. We have compiled a one-day rainforest route, go deep into nature, shuttle through the primeval forest, and start adventure~ · ▫️Mossman Gorge Center 🌴Led by the "Kukuyurangi" indigenous people, we will go deep into the ancient rainforest for a one-hour hike. We will explore while explaining and demonstrating how to extract oil paints, soaps, musical instruments, etc. from the jungle. There will be a smoking ceremony before entering the rainforest. It is said that the smell of smoke can be integrated into the rainforest creatures without being harmed, including the effect of repelling mosquitoes~ · ▫️Silky Oaks Lodge Silky Oaks Lodge 🌴The independent tree houses are hidden in the rainforest. The environment is so magical and the entertainment facilities are all available. If you don’t stay at the hotel, you can also have lunch here and have a satisfying meal in Cairns! · ▫️Hartleys Crocodile adventure 🌴You can watch the feeding of crocodiles in the audience area or by boat. It is thrilling, but it is safe, so you can rest assured. You can also get up close to koalas and cassowaries~ · ▫️NUNU restaurant 🌴When you are tired from playing, go to the Palm Bay Seaview Restaurant for dinner. This creative cuisine is quite suitable for Chinese tastes. This day's itinerary is also very suitable for family travel, and children can learn a lot of wild knowledge. Also remember to wear comfortable hiking shoes and spray mosquito repellent ~ cairns queensland

The admission fee for Hartley's Crocodile Adventures is A$43 per person, but the admission + koala and breakfast package is A$70 per person. Reservations must be made by 4:00 p.m. the day before. While having breakfast, you can get up close and personal with the koalas, touch them and take photos with them. There is an area that is only accessible to those who have booked the breakfast plan, where you can take photos with the koalas and even touch their backs. After breakfast with the koalas, you can take a boat cruise, which is included in the admission fee, and watch the captain feed the crocodiles with food attached to a stick. In addition to the many crocodiles and reptiles, you can also meet Australian native animals such as koalas, wombats, kangaroos and wallabies!