Guidebook for Port Douglas
Food Scene
The only restaurant over the water in Port Douglas, the local Club. Great Food and live music on a Sunday
45 locals recommend
Tin Shed
7 Ashford AveThe only restaurant over the water in Port Douglas, the local Club. Great Food and live music on a Sunday
Tapas that are always tasty and service with a smile, Oh and the sangria!! YUM!
35 locals recommend
Seabean Tapas Bar Restaurant
28 Wharf StTapas that are always tasty and service with a smile, Oh and the sangria!! YUM!
The best restaurant in town, The Linguine is world famous, and so are the cocktails. Spot the celebrity plates on the roof at the bar.
180 locals recommend
Salsa Bar and Grill
26 Wharf StThe best restaurant in town, The Linguine is world famous, and so are the cocktails. Spot the celebrity plates on the roof at the bar.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Iconic Courthouse Hotel, live music, cold beers and a large menu, suitable for all ages
71 locals recommend
The Court House Hotel
18-20 Wharf StThe Iconic Courthouse Hotel, live music, cold beers and a large menu, suitable for all ages
Paddy's Irish Pub & Grill
8 Macrossan StGreat vibe, pool table and live music
Central Hotel Port Douglas
9 Macrossan StThe old local, with a big screen for the game
Sightseeing
The lighthouse walk between the beach and Rex Smeal park with a gorgeous lookout
23 locals recommend
Flagstaff Hill Lighthouse
7 Wharf StThe lighthouse walk between the beach and Rex Smeal park with a gorgeous lookout
Tiny funky little Daintree Village was originally a settlement created in the 1870's by timber-cutters and is now an unspoilt oasis in the midst of some of the loveliest and most varied scenery in the far north of Queensland. Today low-impact tourism and sustainable cattle- and tropical fruit-farming in the beautiful valleys beyond the Village form the lifeblood of this laid-back little township with all it's charm of yesteryear.
257 locals recommend
Daintree Rainforest
2333 Cape Tribulation RdTiny funky little Daintree Village was originally a settlement created in the 1870's by timber-cutters and is now an unspoilt oasis in the midst of some of the loveliest and most varied scenery in the far north of Queensland. Today low-impact tourism and sustainable cattle- and tropical fruit-farming in the beautiful valleys beyond the Village form the lifeblood of this laid-back little township with all it's charm of yesteryear.
Tiny funky little Daintree Village was originally a settlement created in the 1870's by timber-cutters and is now an unspoilt oasis in the midst of some of the loveliest and most varied scenery in the far north of Queensland. Today low-impact tourism and sustainable cattle- and tropical fruit-farming in the beautiful valleys beyond the Village form the lifeblood of this laid-back little township with all it's charm of yesteryear.
103 locals recommend
Kuranda
Tiny funky little Daintree Village was originally a settlement created in the 1870's by timber-cutters and is now an unspoilt oasis in the midst of some of the loveliest and most varied scenery in the far north of Queensland. Today low-impact tourism and sustainable cattle- and tropical fruit-farming in the beautiful valleys beyond the Village form the lifeblood of this laid-back little township with all it's charm of yesteryear.
Stroll along the old sugar wharf and enjoy the last of the sun
34 locals recommend
Sugar Wharf Port Douglas
6 Dixie StStroll along the old sugar wharf and enjoy the last of the sun
Parks & Nature
A cruise with Poseidon is all about having the opportunity to explore the magnificent coral gardens of the Agincourt ribbon reefs. Discover the vibrant fish life and delicate coral of three specifically chosen sites suited for conditions on the day of travel. The shallow reef lagoons are a great opportunity to see the Great Barrier Reef at its best, as some of the best coral growth is found in the shallower waters where sunlight is plentiful. For more experienced snorkellers, you’ll be thrilled with exploring spectacular drop-offs and coral pinnacles.
15 locals recommend
Poseidon Outer Reef Cruises
44 Wharf StA cruise with Poseidon is all about having the opportunity to explore the magnificent coral gardens of the Agincourt ribbon reefs. Discover the vibrant fish life and delicate coral of three specifically chosen sites suited for conditions on the day of travel. The shallow reef lagoons are a great opportunity to see the Great Barrier Reef at its best, as some of the best coral growth is found in the shallower waters where sunlight is plentiful. For more experienced snorkellers, you’ll be thrilled with exploring spectacular drop-offs and coral pinnacles.
For your experience of a lifetime, Quicksilver’s friendly crew will take you to the renowned Agincourt Reef, a jewel-like ribbon reef on the very edge of the Great Barrier Reef. From the spacious activity platform, discover an underwater world filled with a dazzling kaleidoscope of colour and brilliance.
67 locals recommend
Quicksilver Cruises
44 Wharf StFor your experience of a lifetime, Quicksilver’s friendly crew will take you to the renowned Agincourt Reef, a jewel-like ribbon reef on the very edge of the Great Barrier Reef. From the spacious activity platform, discover an underwater world filled with a dazzling kaleidoscope of colour and brilliance.
Enjoy your precious time at the Great Barrier Reef in the superb style and comfort of the Silver Series. We're all about less people, more reef destinations, and a crew who knows the reef like the locals they are. Our ultra modern vessels are custom-designed and infused with over 30 years experience of Great Barrier Reef cruising to help you get the best out of your day
9 locals recommend
Silversonic - Scuba Diving & Snorkelling
44 Wharf StEnjoy your precious time at the Great Barrier Reef in the superb style and comfort of the Silver Series. We're all about less people, more reef destinations, and a crew who knows the reef like the locals they are. Our ultra modern vessels are custom-designed and infused with over 30 years experience of Great Barrier Reef cruising to help you get the best out of your day
The world famous 4 mile beach, take a chair and enjoy the sun
47 locals recommend
Four Mile Beach, Port Douglas
5 EsplanadeThe world famous 4 mile beach, take a chair and enjoy the sun
Essentials
IGA SUPA Port Douglas
Captain Cook HighwayCloser and less busy than the large supermarket in town
Coles Port Douglas
17 Macrossan StUnderground car park, entrance located on Warner street