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Daintree National Park
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Daintree National Park
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This park near Port Douglas is part of the UNESCO-listed "Wet Tropics of Queensland." Like other designated sites along this stretch of coast, it’s an area of dense rainforest that can be explored on hikes. Several small Aboriginal sites are located within and around the park.
Overview of Daintree National Park
This park near Port Douglas is part of the UNESCO-listed "Wet Tropics of Queensland." Like other designated sites along this stretch of coast, it’s an area of dense rainforest that can be explored on hikes. Several small Aboriginal sites are located within and around the park.
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- Type of place: national park.
- Tourist interest: (recommended).
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- Area: 1,200 km².
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- Website: www.npsr.qld.gov.au/daintree/