Back down South
A little bit unlucky with the weather, we made our way through the Daintree rainforest to the beach of Cape Tribulation. Hereby reaching the most northern point on our trip, we continued our road trip back down South.Eventough, the weather wasn't on our side, the stroke of luck continued regarding the wildlife. On the way to the ferry, taking us over the Daintree River, we spotted a family of Cassoways along the road.
The sky cleared up further South, just in time to take a quick look around in the very posh town of Port Douglas. Back on the road, driving along the coast towards Palm Cove, we discovered a little beach to build stone stacks. A warm remider of my family in Norway, where I built one of these on the arctic circle.
After taking a quick dip into the sea at Palm Cove we drove past Trinity Beach and away from the coast into the mountain ranges of Murray Falls. The rainy overnight stop at the Murray Falls campground was overshadowed by impatience for the next day's drive to the Whitsundays.
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| Happy Faces at the Daintree Rainforest |
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| Daintree Rainforest |
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| Cape Trib campgrounds |
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| Discoveries at the Cape Tribulatuion beach |
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| Discoveries at the Cape Tribulatuion beach |
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| Traffic jam caused by a cassoway family |
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| Cassoway family |
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| Cassoway Country |
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| Cow Bay |
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| Cow Bay |
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| Cow Bay |
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| Cow Bay |
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| Port Douglas |
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| Stop on the A44 between Port Douglas and Palm Cove |
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| Stop on the A44 between Port Douglas and Palm Cove |
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| Stop on the A44 between Port Douglas and Palm Cove |
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| Stop on the A44 between Port Douglas and Palm Cove |
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| Overnight stop at Murray Falls |
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| Overnight stop at Murray Falls |
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| Dancing in the rain |
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