Kuranda

Kuranda

Kuranda Village is a scenic mountain getaway located 25 kilometres northwest of Cairns in Far North Queensland, Australia. Come for a day or stay for the weekend to visit this lovely community. THE ORIGINAL RAINFOREST DESTINATION IN NORTH QUEENSLAND It takes an incredible journey through the World Heritage rainforest to get here. Whether you drive up the mountain range, take the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway above the canopy, or ride the world-famous Kuranda Scenic Railway down the Barron Gorge.  Allow yourself plenty of time to see all of Kuranda's attractions. Discover the famous Kuranda Markets and village shopping, rainforest walks, tours, and attractions while staying in modest bed and breakfast accommodations If you're interested in wildlife, visit Birdworld, home to over 350 birds, including a Southern Cassowary and Koala Gardens, which conveniently house all of your favourite Australian creatures. It's also one of the few spots where you can pet a koala.  Continue your natural adventure and exploration with a Kuranda Riverboat cruise on the Barron River. Kuranda has several restaurants and cafes, and one of the pleasures of our cooler mountain climate is alfresco dining. Kuranda, nestled on a rainforest-clad mountain, is a lovely mix of odd surprises, colourful characters, and natural beauty. The  Original Rainforest Markets and the Heritage Markets in the Rainforest Village. Aboriginal antiquities, handmade leather goods, wood, and jewellery are available at stalls. Stallholders are eager to explain their trade, and international shipping is not an issue. Wandering buskers can also provide entertainment.

Kuranda Markets

The Kuranda markets are easy to find, with signage located throughout the hamlet. Both markets next to the Park cater to art lovers. The finest opals in the world, and what a collection! It does no one any harm to browse the bookstall while snacking on fresh Queensland macadamia nuts. A range of delectable foods staves off hunger. Your fortune will almost certainly be favourable! Kuranda produces a plethora of unusual mementoes for both young and old. There's music in the air, so request your favourites and watch the portrait artist work his magic. Honey, tropical fruit juices and ice cream are all delicious ways to end a lovely market visit. Make sure you get the most out of Kuranda without feeling rushed. Allow plenty of time in Kuranda to explore the markets, visit the shops, and relax at one of the cafes or restaurants.