Pick up around 7.30. Back again around 12 or 12.30

Hi Susan, Walking is easy on the full day and afternoon tours. Mossman Gorge has a boardwalk and at Cape Tribulation the walk is down the beach and a boardwalk. At the moment Mossman Gorge is shut, so we are doing another boardwalk north of the Daintree River to compensate for this. On the morning tour, we drive pretty well right up to the waterfall. Hope this helps. Cheers, grant Knight Daintree Discovery Tours

Hello PL50, thanks for your enquiry. The answer really depends on what you are after. Both include a river cruise and either morning or afternoon tea. Obviously the difference is the waterfall compared to Mossman Gorge. With Cassowary Falls, we are the only way you can get in there. So it is nice and quiet. It is a fantastic swimming hole surrounded by rainforest, but we do concentrate on the falls as such. With the gorge, we do an interpretive walk through the rainforest first, before an opportunity to swim. This is a popular spot, so you will definitely see other people here. But we do talk more about the rainforest on this one. However, if you decide on the morning tour, feel free to ask as many questions as you want, so we can tell you about everything that you would like to know about. Hope this helps. Cheers, Grant Knight Daintree Discovery Tours

Hello, Yes we pick up from all accommodation houses in the Port Douglas area. We utilise a cafe in Mossman to cater for our lunches which we pick up just before picking up our guests. We have the worlds best lamingtons for morning tea, and then lunch is individual lunch boxes. These consist of beef, ham and chicken, along with different salads, olives, feta etc, and bread rolls. We also have a couple of containers of fruit and tea and coffee, along with water and orange juice. Hope this helps. Grant Knight Daintree Discovery Tours

Hello. We only pick up from the Port Douglas area. However, sometimes we do have some of our guests drive up from Cairns and meet us in Port Douglas.

HI yes, there are rest toilet stops available on the full day and half day tours.

Hello Cjerae, this tour is not suitable for under 10's unless it is on a private charter. It is a long day for the young ones if traveling with other guests. The tour does include Mossman Gorge, Cassowary Falls, Cape Tribulation, Daintree River cruise, and a visit to the ice cream company. Cheers, Grant Knight Daintree Discovery Tours.

Hello, As we do walk through the rainforest, there is always a chance of a snake. We do look out for them, but this is so we can get a view of them, not so much to keep away from them! The most common snakes seen are green tree snakes and amethystine pythons, both are non venomous. It is rare that we do see them as we walk, but every so often we do. The river cruise is taken on a boat of course. You are much more likely to see a snake on this rather than the walk, along with hopefully a crocodile or two. Our guests stay in the boat and as long as you do not jump out, you will be in no danger at all. Hope this helps. Grant Knight, Daintree Discovery Tours.

Hi Lawrence, thankyou for your enquiry about the area and our tours. Our full day we take a maximum of only 8 passengers, and our morning half day a maximum of 10 and the afternoon half day a maximum of 13 passengers. All our tours are small groups, and all vehicle's are comfortable and fully air-conditioned. May is a lovely time of year, can still be warm, max 27 degrees but the evenings can cool down to a comfortable 19 degrees. We hope this has answered your questions, Regards Grant & Dianne knight

Hi Alan & Elizabeth, great time of the year to visit, as the temperature is a bit cooler, and the humidity not so intense. Depending if it is during school holidays, I would book at least a week before. However traditionally we are very busy in August, you could try booking the day before, however I would at least book about 3 days in advance. We hope this has answered your question, Regards Daintree Discovery Tours