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Iconic saltwater lagoon pools, Unique lagoon-access guest rooms
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Swim-out apartment convenience, Holistic treatments at Vie Spa
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Tropical lagoon-style swimming pool, On-site Oak & Vine Spa
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Heated tropical lagoon pool, Rainforest dining at 3Sixteen Bar & Bistro
Private swim-up pool decks, Koko Poolside Bar and Kitchen
Heated lagoon swimming pools, Expert Great Barrier Reef touring
Lagoon-style swimming pools, Private balcony spa baths
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Lagoon-style swimming pools with waterslide, Portsea Beauty and Day Spa
Direct pool access rooms, Underground secure parking
Heated lagoon-style swimming pool, Prime Macrossan Street location
Direct swim-out pool access, Tropical aquatic-themed design
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Prime beachfront and town center location
Direct swim-out pool access, In-room spa bath relaxation
Two outdoor swimming pools, North Queensland tropical design
Heated outdoor pool and spa, Spa suites with whirlpool baths
Resort-style 30-meter infinity pool, San-ti restaurant and bar
Direct pool access apartments, Marina Mirage access
Outdoor swimming pool and lap pool, Personalized concierge service
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Saltwater swimming pool with waterfall, Retro-inspired boutique accommodation
Natural rock swimming pools, Osprey's Treetop Restaurant
Heated swimming pool and outdoor spa, Rustic Mediterranean-style apartments
Newly renovated pool area, Elevated tropical wellness experience
Two tropical swimming pools, Professional-grade tennis court
Solar-heated saltwater swimming pool, Easy access to Four Mile Beach
Tropical garden setting, Mediterranean-inspired design
Dedicated tour desk services, Roman-inspired swimming pool
Lush tropical garden setting, Heated saltwater swimming pool
Dedicated children's wading pool, Central Macrossan Street access
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Outdoor swimming pool, Unique hammerhead themed rooms
Saltwater resort swimming pool, Expert tour desk assistance
Heated pool in a tropical setting, Personalized tour booking assistance
Direct Four Mile Beach access, Multi-tiered heated pool oasis
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Heated saltwater swimming pool, Proximity to Four Mile Beach
Heated horizon outdoor pool, On-site spa and hot tub
Solar heated swimming pool, On-site tour and information desk
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A sophisticated seaside village with a laid-back, holiday vibe, Port Douglas is enviably located in between the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. The former fishing community is generally considered a bit quieter than Cairns, its neighbour about 40 miles south, though it is similarly stocked with award-winning tour operators, fine restaurants, and shops. Accommodations in Port Douglas range from exceptionally luxurious, five-star resort hotels to homey beach shacks and campgrounds, making this bit of paradise equally beloved by celebrities, backpackers, and young families on vacation.
Travellers who like to shop are particularly spoiled on weekends in Port Douglas. The traditional Port Douglas Sunday Market features everything from artwork to jewellery, flowering plants, and pineapples—all of which are made, produced, or grown locally. However, avid shoppers can easily spend a few hours (and more than a few dollars!) any day of the week on Macrossan Street; the central shopping district offers a tempting mix of designer clothing shops, art galleries, souvenir stores, and indigenous retailers. Macrossan and its near neighbours, Wharf and Grant, are also known for their award-winning restaurants, though hungry travellers headed for the beach will be happy to find many casual cafes and takeaway places in the neighbourhood as well. Fringed by palm trees and kissed by the Coral Sea, the white sands of Four Mile Beach are just five minutes on foot from the town centre and yet, being well protected from development, also seem to be many worlds away.
Port Douglas is an excellent base for exploring the Great Barrier Reef, the world’s largest coral reef system. Snorkelling and scuba diving expeditions are two of the most fun ways to experience its incredible beauty, and day trips depart regularly from Port Douglas. Some of the most popular are headed for the Low Isles, a historic section of the Great Barrier Reef that is home to over 150 species of corals. The islands themselves offer thatched umbrellas for a bit of shade and calm, shallow waters at their edge, ideal for young families. Certified deep sea divers can also explore the famous Cod Hole and Ribbon Reefs for days at a time on a liveaboard cruise; these purpose-built vessels are equipped with many hotel luxuries, such as daily housekeeping, air-conditioning, and flat-screen televisions. Travellers who want to see the reef without getting into a wetsuit can visit one of its many underwater observatories, or tour it on a glass-bottomed boat, semi-submersible submarine, or helicopter instead.
At 135 million years and counting, the Daintree is the oldest continuous area of tropical rainforest in the world. This spectacular World Heritage site is within moments of Port Douglas, and there are touring options to suit every sort of explorer. Thrill-seekers as young as three years old can safely zip-line through the jungle canopy, or pitter-patter down the boardwalk to the Daintree Discovery Centre, an award-winning interpretive facility with viewing platforms at every level, from the forest floor to the treetops. River cruises are another popular way to see the rainforest’s incredibly diverse wildlife, which includes prehistoric crocodiles, tree-dwelling kangaroos, and the endangered cassowary. Sightseers can also go bush walking, kayaking, and horseback riding in the jungle, or take a day trip to Kuranda: the idyllic rainforest village can be reached via a historic scenic railway, with a return journey on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway.
The Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest meet at Cape Tribulation, where they form a string of truly spectacular, unspoiled beaches. Tours depart from Port Douglas regularly, though independent travellers can instead drive 45 minutes north to catch the Daintree Ferry, or follow the sealed road all the way to the Cape, which is where it ends. Whether you prefer to explore its wonders on foot, horseback, or kayak, be sure to bring a pair of binoculars: little kingfishers, great-billed herons, lovely fairy-wrens, and double-eyed fig parrots are just a few of the rarities that have been spotted here. Though half-day tours are very popular, spending a night (or two or three) in Cape Tribulation before heading back to the Port is also an attractive option, especially given the wide variety in accommodations. Backpackers have a vibrant mix of hostels to choose from, and well-heeled explorers will also find retreats that rival the most luxurious resort hotels in Port Douglas.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Port Douglas, with typical prices around $284 per night based on 1,507 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Port Douglas are usually highest during January, with typical prices around $481 per night.
Hotel prices in Port Douglas usually range from $241 per night to $483 per night, with typical prices around $327 per night.
Hotel prices in Port Douglas are typically lowest in October at around $284 per night, rising to around $481 per night in January.
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In Port Douglas, you might want to check out Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Port Douglas, Silkari Lagoons Port Douglas, Ramada Resort by Wyndham Port Douglas, Port Douglas Retreat. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Port Douglas, you might want to explore Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Port Douglas, Shantara Resort Port Douglas, Peppers Beach Club Port Douglas, Pullman Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort and Spa. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Port Douglas with your family, you could look at Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Port Douglas, Silkari Lagoons Port Douglas, Ramada Resort by Wyndham Port Douglas, Paradise Links Resort Port Douglas. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Pink Flamingo Resort, Seascape Holidays - 53 Reef Street, Mossman Motel Holiday Villas, Daintree Manor B&B could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Port Douglas, check out Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Port Douglas, Silkari Lagoons Port Douglas, Ramada Resort by Wyndham Port Douglas, Oaks Port Douglas Resort – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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