Wakeboarding Thrills at Cairns Wake Park
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Basic fitness needed; ability to handle short bursts of physical exertion and maintain balance on board.
Overview
Cairns Wake Park invites riders of all levels to a dynamic cable wakeboarding experience in tropical Queensland. Discover why the Two Hour Pass is a favorite for watersport adventurers seeking fun and skill-building on pristine lake waters.
Two Hour Pass
Starting at A$59 per Adult | Most popular! | Park hours are 10am - 6pm
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About This Adventure
Cairns Wake Park offers an exhilarating watersport adventure for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced riders. Enjoy a safe and well-designed environment with provided equipment, including kneeboards and wakeboards. Experience the thrill of wakeboarding while making unforgettable memories in a stunning setting. Don't forget your swimsuit and sunscreen!
Rates
Adult (17 years and older) - A$59 Child (16 years and younger) - A$53
About
Cairns Wake Park offers a unique watersport experience to the young and old. Beginner to Advanced can have fun and a sense of achievement through a well designed and safe activity.
What's Included
All beginner equipment is provided, ranging from kneeboards to wakeboards as well as life jacket and helmet.
Additional Information
- Do I need to be able to swim? It is a requirement that you can swim proficiently.
What to bring
- Bring your swimsuit, sunscreen, a towel and a sun shirt if you wish
Adventure Tips
Wear reef-safe sunscreen
Queensland sun can be intense—protect your skin with environmentally friendly sunscreen to enjoy your day safely.
Arrive hydrated
Drink plenty of water before and after wakeboarding sessions to stay energized and avoid dehydration in the tropical heat.
Bring a quick-dry towel
A lightweight, quick-drying towel is handy to stay comfortable between runs on the water.
Be prepared to swim
You must be able to swim proficiently to participate safely in wakeboarding at the park.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Rainbow lorikeets commonly visit the park during quiet times
- Eastern water dragons bask on the lake edges
History
Wakeboarding gained traction in Australia during the early 1990s, with cable parks like Cairns Wake Park representing a shift towards more sustainable, accessible wake sports.
Conservation
The park’s cable system reduces motorboat use, lowering noise and water pollution, helping protect the local wet tropics environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Swimsuit
Allows freedom of movement and comfort while riding and swimming.
summer specific
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects your skin and supports local aquatic ecosystems.
summer specific
Quick-dry towel
Ideal for drying off swiftly between rides.
Sun shirt or rash guard
Adds layer of sun protection, especially useful in peak sun hours.
summer specific