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You could consider Cairns the 'capital of the Great Barrier Reef' it's the last major outpost of civilisation before the remote jungle of Cape York Peninsula overtakes the landscape and it's closer to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea than Brisbane. Cairns' location makes it one of the main springboards for international visitors coming in and out of Australia and whether you stay for a minute or a millennium you'll be enchanted by this tropical paradise...

Cairns Accommodation
There are enough things to do in and around Cairns to keep anyone occupied for weeks, so if you're visiting the region you're probably going to want to bunk down for a while. Whether your wallet is fat enough for a five star resort like the Hilton or the Radisson, or you're on more of a Robinson Crusoe-type budget, you'll find a Cairns accommodation provider with a bed for you: book online right now...

An hour up the coast from Cairns is the resort strip of Port Douglas; it's pretty, remote, and surrounded by tropical rainforest, and whether you want a meat pie or a macchiato you'll find the place is as sophisticated as you want it to be. The waters are teeming with sharks, crocodiles and box jellyfish though, so make sure your Port Douglas accommodation comes with a pool.

Business Directory  
Cairns is the last real outpost of urban civilisation in far north Queensland with a thriving and diverse business community and we've made it our goal to try and list every business with a web presence in our online business directory. If you're looking for a business in Cairns, chances are we'll have is listed...

Cairns, Port Douglas and the Great Barrier Reef are three of the prettiest places on earth. If you're tossing up whether to include the region on your Australian itinerary, or you just want to get an idea of what tropical north Queensland looks like, check out our Cairns and Port Douglas virtual tour...