14 Day Cape York / Kinrara Savannah Wetlands Package

Cape York & Kinrara wetlands package highlights

  • Quinkan Rock Art
  • Roko Island 
  • Daintree Wildlife Cruise (clients to paid )
  • Iron Range
  • Black Mountain
  • Cooktown
  • WWII sites
  • Morton Telegraph Station
  • Fruit Bat Falls
  • Old Telegraph Track (Part thereof)
  • World Heritage Daintree National Park
  • Portland Roads - Chilli Beach
  • Lakefield National Park
  • Jardine River – Torres Strait
  • Seisia / Thursday Island / Horn Island – (Clients to pay for this Extra Tour $498.00p/person )
  • Private Cattle Station Wetlands Stay (Kinrara, 3 nights)
  • Private guided walk through the oldest rainforest in the World
  • Pajinka (local Aboriginal name for the Tip of Australia)
  • 1 nights’ accommodation in Daintree NO Tents - rooms
  • 2 nights Unique Bush Style Accommodation – Cooks Hut (not tents)
  • 2 nights Accommodation (not tents) in Cooktown
  • 4 nights Glamping with pre-set tents. Not set up required


Includes

  • National Parks fees
  • Roko Island
  • 1 Nights accommodation in Daintree
  • 2 Night Unique Bush Style Accommodation – Iron Range
  • 2 Night Accommodation (not tents) in Cooktown
  • Kinrara Wetlands 3 nights Glamping Accommodation 


Due to work, health and safety regulations, luggage cannot exceed 10kg per person. (Please do not bring any pillows)


Not included

  • Museums Tours in Cooktown
  • Islands Tour
  • Daintree Croc Cruise
  • Some meals as per itinerary (BLD)
  • 2 Islands Tour - To Thursday and Horn Island Day tour- $498.00 p/person

Tour Price

$8,950 per person (twin share)
$1,200 single supplement

35% deposit on booking

14 Day Cape York & Kinrara Wetlands Itinerary

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WHAT TO BRING

Packing List

Luggage: One small soft Carry bag or overnight bag no bigger than 605mm x 505 mm x 308 mm (24x20x15) which should not exceeds 10 kilograms as space in limited. One piece of hand luggage (the size of an airline bag) is advisable for everyday use. Don’t forget your camera.


  • 1 soft bag per person
  • Photo ID
  • 3 or 4 changes of clothes (washing facilities available) 
  • 1 light jacket
  • 1 pair of bathers
  • Toiletries
  • Hat
  • Sunglasses
  • Torch
  • Insect Repellent
  • Sunblock
  • Camera
  • Small daypack
  • Charger/Spare batteries
  • Water Bottle
  • 1 Pair of rubber soled shoes or joggers
  • Jeans or long pants


Custom Experiences


Kinrara Expeditions offers all manner of custom and bespoke experiences for you and your group. Some of the events and experiences we do at Kinrara include:


  • Corporate / Executive Retreats - Get off grid and truly connect
  • Art Retreats - for established and budding artists
  • Weddings, birthdays and milestone celebrations
  • Music Writing Camps
  • Dedicated Birdwatching and Nature Camps - with globally recognised conservationists and experts
  • Science Week @ Kinrara 
  • Partnering with the Gugu Badhun to offer cultural interpretation and indigenous community education and engagement 
  • School and University Camps- outback emersion 
  • PHD Writing Sprints 
  • Host cultural and heritage events
  • Meditation and Coaching Retreats
  • Fitness and Sports Conditioning Camps 
  • Location for photography and film sets
  • Variety Bash host - Australia's longest running and most famous charity motoring event
  • Horse and mustering camps and schools


Contact us today if you're interested in planning a unique adventure for your group.


Memories that last a lifetime

Reviews from our guests

Fabian - Expedition 1905

'Thank you for transporting us to a magical place. Timeless, honest, sometimes harsh but always beautiful. Waking up to the raw Australiana wilderness and working station life is a once in a lifetime experience.' Your welcoming smiles, and personal yarns made us feel as if you have welcomed us into your home.

'Thank you for transporting us to a magical place. Timeless, honest, sometimes harsh but always beautiful. Waking up to the raw Australian wilderness and working station life is a once in a lifetime experience.' Your welcoming smiles, and personal yarns made us feel as if you have welcomed us into your home.'

Fabian

Expedition 1905

The Henry Family - Expedition 2004

Thank you so much for hosting our ‘city slicker’ family in this magical place we feel more ‘Australian’ for the experience. We’re grateful for the jovial company and good chat, the kayaking, the opportunity to meet the horses, the chance to learn about a working cattle station, the birdlife, delicious food and sunsets.

Thank you so much for hosting our ‘city slicker’ family in this magical place we feel more ‘Australian’ for the experience. We’re grateful for the jovial company and good chat, the kayaking, the opportunity to meet the horses, the chance to learn about a working cattle station, the birdlife, delicious food and sunsets.

The Henry Family
Expedition 2004

Fabian - Expedition 1905

'Thank you for transporting us to a magical place. Timeless, honest, sometimes harsh but always beautiful. Waking up to the raw Australiana wilderness and working station life is a once in a lifetime experience.' Your welcoming smiles, and personal yarns made us feel as if you have welcomed us into your home.

"It’s a surreal landscape of ink-black basalt frozen into swirls and wrinkled whirls and submerged lava tubes covered in canary-yellow algae that look like coral bommies. Water bubbles up from a spring beside Kinrara Homestead a few kilometres away at a rate of more than 10 megalitres an hour, and the wetlands form the headwaters of the Burdekin River. As clear as a glass of gin, the lake is crocodile-free and perfect for swimming and snorkelling."

The Henry Family - Expedition 2004

Thank you so much for hosting our ‘city slicker’ family in this magical place we feel more ‘Australian’ for the experience. We’re grateful for the jovial company and good chat, the kayaking, the opportunity to meet the horses, the chance to learn about a working cattle station, the birdlife, delicious food and sunsets.

"Hectares of grass dotted with livestock and gum trees in a palette of parchment, cinnamon and sage-green, while in front is a miniature rainforest with an emerald canopy of umbrella palms and fig trees. At its centre, a clear spring gushes from an unseen source into a shallow, three-tiered waterfall between banks stacked with lush ferns. Cattle. Outback. Rainforest. Waterfalls. The combination seems incongruous and remarkable."