Most impressive National Park I've been to in Australia

Daintree National Park 

- where two world Heritage areas come together

• rainforest located in far North Queensland and part of the Wet Tropics of Queensland
• Mossman Gorge (56.5 ha) begins 80 km north of Cairns and Cape Tribulation (17 ha) begins 110 km north of Cairns respectively 
• 120 hectare
• Traditional owners are the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people
• comprised of two sections: Mossman Gorge and Cape Tribulation
• oldest  continously surviving tropical rainforest in the word (165 million years old)
• longest rainforest in Australia- 450 km from Mossman to Cooktown, thats half the distance between Brisbane and Sydney
• Part of the UNESCO for its universal natural appeal, flora and fauna
• the worlds most poisonous snake lives in this forest as well as a lot of crocodiles and 430 different types of birds

Heading over with the ferry to the National Park

Alexandra Lookout to see where the Great barrier Reef meets the rainforest

crocodile warning (special for Germans)

one of several boardwalkes 

Snake

wildlife pure in this rainforest

 Tropical australian fruits

Cape Tribulution- the only swimming spot in the National Park

Driving in the rainforest

Dangerous animals at the beaches in the North- stingers and crocodiles