Cooktown is one of Australia's exciting new destinations. Locally owned and operated, Adventure North Australia operates 4WD tours to Cooktown via Cape Tribulation-the Daintree Coast and the Outback of Far North Queensland. If you are into history, botany, adventure, getting away from it all, seeing the rainforest and the outback, or 4 wheel driving then this is the trip for you. Tours depart from Cairns, Northern Beaches and Port Douglas.

Our Cooktown tours offer diverse scenery as you travel on one of Australia's most scenic coastal drives from Cairns and Port Douglas along the Daintree-Cape Tribulation coast where the Great Barrier Reef meets the Rainforest, the only place on the planet where two World Heritage areas exist side by side. You will learn about the intricacies of this fragile eco-system as you travel through this remote and beautiful environment.

Our experienced, professional and friendly driver-guides have incredible enthusiasm and extensive knowledge of the region around Cape Tribulation and Cooktown.

For those interested in learning about our regions rich Aboriginal culture, join us on the Bama Way Tour which combines 3 Aboriginal Tours or if time does not permit the Daintree Dreaming Day Tour.

Your tour with Adventure North Australia to Cooktown will be a journey of discovery .

About Adventure North
With a love and appreciation of this vast and beautiful region of Tropical North Queensland, Adventure North was founded in 2004 by Maryanne Jacques who has worked in the tourism industry for 28 years.

With this experience and understanding each tour is personally scheduled and arranged by a small team of staff who ensure your experience with Adventure North will be special.

Our Vehicles
Our 4WD Adventure vehicles are purpose built for off road touring. The vehicles are air-conditioned and fitted with seat belts. They are designed for small personal tours and carry a maximum 13 passengers.

Our Cooktown tours travel on the famous 4WD Bloomfield Track.

The Bloomfield Track became the site of one of Australia's biggest environmental protests It began on a small scale with locals, and then orgainzed through state and national conservation organizations, attracting people from all parts of Australia and from all walks of life, people chained themselves to trees and buried themselves up to their necks in the ground in front of bulldozers to stop the road.

While the road did eventually go through, the protesters did get the regions recognized and in 1988 the area was declared World Heritage.

Our Cooktown tours will take you through this remote an beautiful environment.