moderate
8 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to manage a full day of walking on varied terrain.
Discover the Full Day Ngana Kulkinga Dungay walk near Mossman, Queensland—a deep dive into Indigenous culture and ancient rainforests. Explore sacred sites, native wildlife, and pristine landscapes on this unique eight-hour adventure.
$245 | 8 Hours | Visiting a number of culturally significant sights and local attractions
Ngana Kulkinga Dungay: We All Going Cape Tribulation
$245 per person (includes morning tea and lunch) All ages welcome!
8 hours
Pickups from Port Douglas, Mossman and Daintree Village are included in the tour price.
Travel north of the Daintree River to explore the Daintree rainforest and the different environments around Cape Tribulation, where the rainforest meets the reef. Learn about how these unique environments come together, and how the Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people utilised and managed its’ natural resources. Be guided on a walk through the world’s oldest surviving tract of low-land tropical rainforest, while your guide shares the history, culture and traditions of the Kuku Yalanji people. Keep alert as it is special to discover an elusive cassowary or a crocodile while on tour.
PLEASE EXPECT TRAFFIC DELAYS AND MORE TIME IN THE VEHICLE AS THE REGION IS RE-BUILDING FROM THE FLOOD AND LANDSLIDES OF TROPICAL CYCLONE JASPER.
The terrain includes rainforest paths that can be uneven and slippery, so durable footwear is essential.
Carry sufficient water to keep energized during the full-day walk.
Follow your guide’s instructions to ensure a respectful visit to sacred areas.
Even in rainforest shade, UV exposure can be significant—pack sunscreen and a hat.
The Kuku Yalanji people have lived in the Daintree area for over 50,000 years, their cultural heritage interwoven with the rainforest landscape.
Tour operators work closely with Indigenous custodians to promote sustainable tourism that preserves both natural habitats and cultural practices.
Crucial for navigating rainforest trails with roots and occasional mud.
Staying hydrated is vital during the lengthy walk under humid conditions.
Spring can bring sporadic showers—pack a lightweight jacket to stay dry.
spring specific
Protect yourself from mosquitoes during warm months in tropical Queensland.
summer specific