This place is relatively cheap and is a great way to spend sometime in the daintree which is a must. It's probably easier to dot point things to know/ be aware of which may make anyone who reads this stay a little better. - There is no reception (Vodafone and telstra). You can get telstra reception on the beach. There is WiFi but it only worked for about 10 minutes of our stay. I recommend reading about the things you're wanting to do in the area and saving them so you can read it off-line. We were very restricted on finding things to do nereby because we had no internet access. - there is a BBQ for each of the two small cabins. It's nice and has all you need to cook. Get your food supplies at either port douglas or mossman before heading over. There is even mozzie coils supplied which was great. There was a small fridge to put your food in. There is also a small kettle. - there is a cafe across the road but their opening hours are limited and there is very little on their menu. Also be prepared for sandflies in the Cafe- it was horrible and there was no spray or candles to deter them. - the cabins are very small. You're unable to open a suitcase on the floor. You either need to put it on the bed, or open it...This place is relatively cheap and is a great way to spend sometime in the daintree which is a must.

It's probably easier to dot point things to know/ be aware of which may make anyone who reads this stay a little better.

- There is no reception (Vodafone and telstra). You can get telstra reception on the beach. There is WiFi but it only worked for about 10 minutes of our stay. I recommend reading about the things you're wanting to do in the area and saving them so you can read it off-line. We were very restricted on finding things to do nereby because we had no internet access.

- there is a BBQ for each of the two small cabins. It's nice and has all you need to cook. Get your food supplies at either port douglas or mossman before heading over. There is even mozzie coils supplied which was great. There was a small fridge to put your food in. There is also a small kettle.

- there is a cafe across the road but their opening hours are limited and there is very little on their menu. Also be prepared for sandflies in the Cafe- it was horrible and there was no spray or candles to deter them.

- the cabins are very small. You're unable to open a suitcase on the floor. You either need to put it on the bed, or open it on the verandah. There is also no TV (which is fine for us but maybe not others) and no air-conditioning. There was also limited hot water, only managed a few minutes and so my shower was cold. It is near the road so trucks were loud (but there were only a few).

- the info packs are outdated in today's covid climate. This can be avoided if you preplan what you want to do in the area.

- there is signs about 500 or 300 meters when you're approaching the cabins, so it was easy to find.

We enjoyed our short stay, it was a great location with the beach across the road - making for an easy walk to watch the sunrise.More