
A modern, sophisticated, cosmopolitan city with a blend
of traditional Queenslander heritage throughout. Cairns
was first settled in 1876 as a sea port for the inland Goldfields
and now boasted as Australia's most livable regional centre
since 1995 with a population of over 100 000 and growing.
Cairns is known as the adventure play ground of the north,
with many activities on offer being fun and exciting, such
as scuba diving, white water rafting, ballooning, four wheel
driving, skydiving, mountain bike riding, big game fishing
and the famous A J Hackett Bungy Jumping.
If excitement is not your cup of tea then how about a relaxed
culture tour such as Kuranda Train and Sky Rail, Tjapukai
Aboriginal Culture Park, Atherton Tablelands and waterfalls,
Port Douglas, Daintree Rainforest, visit one of our Crocodile
farms which include many of our native animal species or
take a hire car to the wonderful Paronella Park.
The
Cairns Esplanade is world renowned for Bird Watchers and
for relaxing under one of the many trees. Whatever your
holiday needs, Cairns and the region has it covered.
Night
life in Cairns is a truly multi cultural experience, with
the many varied restaurants, night clubs, bars or even the
Reef Casino to finish off your night.
When
you get some spare time maybe a spot of shopping, visit
one of the many markets or just relax by the pool at your
holiday accommodation.
Cairns
Accommodation Network Services welcomes you to
Cairns, your gateway to the Wet Tropics World Heritage listed
Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest, and your base
to the outback of Cooktown, Cape York and the Savannah Gulf
areas.
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