Daintree Ecolodge, Queensland - Australia Luxury Travel Absolute Australia

Discover the Rainforest

Daintree Ecolodge offers a unique boutique stay nestled in the heart of the World Heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest. With 15 eco-friendly ‘bayans’ (treehouses) perched in the canopy, guests can enjoy private waterfalls and dedicated rainforest walks, immersing themselves in nature’s tranquil beauty.

Ambience

The Ecolodge features a main lodge with a bar, a rainforest restaurant and dining area overlooking the onsite lagoon, the Daintree Wellness Spa, a refreshing swimming pool, private and pristine onsite waterfall, and a multitude of quiet areas amongst the lush tropical rainforest to relax and unwind. Fresh, clean water from the purest source combined with organic, healthy foods guarantees an uplifting and sustainable getaway.

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YOUR EXPERIENCES

With its unique setting deep within the ancient Daintree Rainforest, there’s an abundance of things to do both in and around the Daintree Ecolodge. Use the lodge as a base to discover the wonders of the region such as the mighty Daintree River, iconic Great Barrier Reef, timeless Cape Tribulation, the tropical town of Port Douglas, and the hidden gem of Mossman Gorge.

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Dining

Enjoy some of the finest cuisine the Daintree has to offer. The North Queensland region offers an abundance of incredible produce that chefs all around search widely for. At Julaymba Restaurant our guests can enjoy the freshest homegrown and locally sourced, seasonal and sustainable produce nature has to offer, served in a breathtaking location.

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YOUR ARRIVAL

The Daintree Ecolodge is located 90 minutes north of Cairns, on one of Australia’s most spectacular drives. The lodge is nestled on the southern banks of the impressive Daintree River so a ferry crossing is not required. Self-driving is recommended, while road transfers by private vehicle can be arranged upon request.

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Nature and Wildlife in a Rainforest

The Daintree Rainforest is the world’s oldest living rainforest, estimated to be over 165 million years old. The Daintree National Park was added to the World Heritage List in 1988 in recognition of its universal natural values. Daintree Ecolodge offers a range of activities for guests to discover the nature and surrounding areas of the Daintree in an eco-sensitive way. The Daintree is a major attraction for bird watchers from all around the world due to the large number of species that inhabit the rainforest, many of which are endemic to Far North Queensland.