What a location! The resort is located along a path that snakes down through the rainforest from the road to the beach. It's a couple of kms beyond the end of the sealed road and Cape Trib village, so really feels like the beginning of the wilderness. I stayed in one of the shared dorms - which had two bunks,... More

We stayed in the Ribbon room about 30 metres from the beach and the location was perfect. The food at the bistro was fantastic! There was a huge pool despite the amazing beautiful cape tribulation beach being right there.

I spent just one night in this jungle oasis and found it gorgeous, remote and relaxing. (I would've stayed longer...except there was a random cyclone/storm that changed my plans.) If you're looking for a quiet place to unwind and relax - this is it! The restaurant had great food, the bar had cheap drinks and the staff was extremely friendly... More

I only spent one night, but this place is amazing. I had a shared bunk room, it was a bit like staying at summer camp as the whole place is tucked away in the rainforest, including the pool and the restaurant. The pool is awesome and so is the beach - beautiful, empty, white sand, blue water, sea turtles, dolphins... More

What a fantastic place. Hidden within the trees and right on the beach. Nice little pool when unable to go in the sea. Nice food too. We didn't realise that there wasn't a shop so we had to buy meals. Nearest is at PKs about 3km away. Lots of bugs and spiders and lizards.

This resort is in a beautiful jungle setting and is next to a gorgeous beach. What I didn't like was the woman at reception who was abrupt on the phone and at check in. The only time she managed to raise a smile was when we were booking a tour through her (getting commission i imagine). The kitchen is poorly... More

Really nice resort, I had 3bed room ensuite which was alot nicer than shared showers. Have to rent cutlery and plates. Not much to do here except relax and walk on beach. Just beware if you are afraid of spiders like I am, they are everywhere outside!!! Size of your hand. Eek. Woman with long hair on reception was very... More

Running around the place are two or three very old & smelly petrol engine utes that are a holiday makers nightmare (and an environmental hazard!). They're overdue for repairs, broken windscreens, loud mufflers, and they blow harmful exhaust fumes into your cabin while you are trying to sleep. I wish these cars had of grabbed me by the collar at... More

Now with that title, you assume that I am looking exactly for that, which I am not. I have stayed in many hostels around Australia and they have not been the most modern or up to date, but I still enjoyed my time there. Given Cape Trib Beach house was in the jungle is one main factor. Cape Trib is... More