Blue Adventures Wildlife Tours in Port Douglas | Nature reserve

Blue Adventures Wildlife Tours

Locality: Port Douglas

Phone: +61 427 983 907

Address: Shop 9, 50 Macrossan Street 4877 Port Douglas, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.blueadventures.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Thanks Natasha, Imahn, Madalena, Clarissa and Tais.

25.01.2022 https://www.bluedive.com.au//the-magic-of-underwater-phot/

24.01.2022 Koala holding this man’s hand while drinking

22.01.2022 In a year where so much of Australia's natural environment has been devastated by fires, this rainforest restoration story from our Daintree region was a bright spot. We sincerely hope our fire-ravaged areas can recover #BestOf2019

20.01.2022 A baby platypus, the only duckbilled, egg-laying mammal with fur! The exception to virtually every rule! Via Thomas Frey

17.01.2022 The Port Douglas and Daintree region blends casual sophistication with dramatic landscapes and is the perfect port of call for your next getaway! #HolidayHereThisYear

17.01.2022 Freshwater long-finned eels, Saw-shelled turtles, tilapia and crystal clear rainforest water... Join a Blue Adventures Wildlife Tour today! www.blueadventures.com.au

15.01.2022 Seen regularly on tour at this time of the year. https://youtu.be/XAo09yYOpCU

14.01.2022 Information note to guests. Port Douglas/Cairns region unaffected. Douglas Shire Mayor Julia Leu writes as follows... Port Douglas and Daintree are one of the... many regions of Australia that remains unaffected by the bushfires, with tourism operators continuing to offer incredible experiences to those travelling to our region, she said. The horrific and tragic bushfires are heart-breaking and have touched people across our nation and overseas. We cannot thank enough the courageous work of volunteers, firefighters and everyone involved in trying to save their communities. Our thoughts are with the victims, their devastated townships, as they attempt to recover from this horror. We know people desperately want to help and I’d encourage you to support the local fundraisers that are being organised. If you’d like us answer any questions this post will be monitored and all questions answered. https://www.nytimes.com//australia-fires-travel-questions.

14.01.2022 Such a day ! We had a visit from the biggest fish in the ocean!! What are you waiting for? Come to join us for more adventures!! Aggie :) www.bluedive.com.au

13.01.2022 Far North Queensland has not been impacted by the fires. For more detail click bushfire information below. Some superb diving off Port Douglas at present... https://www.australia.com/en/travel-alerts.html

13.01.2022 Our amazing Platypus!

10.01.2022 Oh Barron You heard it here first - Barron Falls is back again after a weekend of rainfall in the tropical north! There is no better time to see #TheAncien...tRainforest than on a day like today! But remember, Barron Falls only hangs around for a few days at a time so you need to move quickly Reposted from @skyrailcairns via IG See more

10.01.2022 Only in Australia does your furniture almost get destroyed by wallabies in a backyard brawl Liz Manson was visiting her daughter in the Scenic Rim for the C...hristmas break when she woke up one morning to this bit of biff. Silly buggers throwing each other around the yard, in to fences and then the table, Liz’s daughter Anita said. Liz Manson

09.01.2022 We have some special last minute deals on wildlife tours leaving from Port Douglas on the 18th of March. For our best prices yet email [email protected]

08.01.2022 Wildlife Tour 14 Feb 2020

05.01.2022 Wonder what this was all about ,watch the Birds in the background quickly crossing the Fairway

05.01.2022 Meanwhile in Australia https://SydneyNews.sydney

03.01.2022 We’d urge all who can to attend in support of those down south. Paddy’s Bar, Macrossan Street, Port Douglas.

01.01.2022 https://youtu.be/eHGI9Uv-qxY

01.01.2022 Released today by Australia Post is a series of stamps highlighting our famous Bennett's tree kangaroo, 'white phase' lemuroid ring-tail possum and the spectacled flying fox.