About this experience
Kuranda Rainforestation Nature Park is set on 100 acres of tropical rainforest in Australia's Far North Queensland. A leading tourist attraction since 1976, the park contributes to the protection of wildlife and nature. Explore the wonders of nature as you choose activities in the park that suit your interests—from the famous Army Duck Tour, the immersive Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience, to getting up close to wildlife at the Koala and Wildlife Park.
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Meeting point
Rainforestation Nature Park, Kennedy Highway, Kuranda QLD, Australia
Head directly to the Rainforestation Nature Park entrance on Kennedy Highway in Kuranda. Present your mobile or printed ticket at the gate to gain entry.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sun protection and insect repellent
- Water bottle
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket or is a mobile ticket accepted?
A mobile ticket displayed on your phone is accepted at the gate, so there is no need to print anything.
What is the difference between the Army Duck Tour and the Big Nature Package?
The Army Duck Tour covers the amphibious rainforest ride only. The Big Nature Package adds the Koala and Wildlife Park and the Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience, giving you all three of the park's main attractions.
Is the park suitable for young children?
Yes — children under 4 years enter free of charge, and the mix of wildlife encounters and the Army Duck ride tends to go down well with younger visitors.
How do I get to Rainforestation from Cairns?
The park is located on the Kennedy Highway in Kuranda, roughly 25 km from Cairns city centre. You can drive, take the Kuranda Scenic Railway, or arrange a transfer — transport is not included in this ticket.
Is there food available at the park?
Yes, an Aussie BBQ Lunch is available on-site. The spread includes beef steaks, sausages, BBQ chicken, a vegetarian curry, salads, and tropical fruit. Gluten-free bread rolls are available. Menu items are subject to change.
Is the park accessible for visitors with mobility needs?
The park covers 100 acres of tropical rainforest terrain, which may include uneven ground. Contact the operator directly before visiting if you have specific accessibility requirements.
Rainforestation Nature Park
Operating since 1976, Rainforestation is one of Far North Queensland's longest-established nature attractions, combining wildlife conservation, indigenous cultural experiences, and adventure tours across 100 acres of tropical rainforest.