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| ( 4 ) | Add LOGO - (Only JPEG, GIF or PNG files, no PDF. For best results image at least 400px wide) | Position Vacant | Name | Business | Suburb | Date | ||
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MECHANIC Exemplar Coaches and Limousines is the leading airport transfer company in the Cairns–Port Douglas region. Our depot is located on the outskirts of Port Douglas. We currently seek a qualified mechanic to maintain our fleet of Toyota Coasters, Commuters, Hybrid Camrys, Hyundai I Maxes, BMW Five Series sedans and a range of single axle luggage trailers. You must : • be a qualified vehicle mechanic with experience in light commercial vehicles, • possess a sound knowledge of Queensland Dept. of Main Roads and Transport (DTMR) regulations and requirements, • hold a Light Rigid (LR) minimum manual license, and • have the ability to perform light body work, mig welding skills would be advantageous. We have a fleet of 25 vehicles, which demonstrates daily our high standards of safety and presentation. As such, the company mechanic ‘s role is an integral part of our team and the ongoing success of Exemplar. The person we are looking for must hold these other attributes: • Have an eye for detail. • Be highly organised. • Have the ability to work in a changing environment . • Works well unsupervised • Communicates well. • Prioritises and has excellent time management skills This role can be a full time position or an ABN contract, terms are negotiable. If you would like to apply for this role, please contact Sam or Cheryl on 07 4213 3333 or email your CV to Sam at [email protected] or Cheryl at [email protected] | Cheryl Louisa Wellham | Exemplar Coaches and Limousines | Port Douglas | [email protected] | 19.02.2025 13:13 | |
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RECEPTION POSITION Are you looking for your next challenge with a view of leaning everything about the real estate industry? Come and join our exciting and supportive environment, working closely with our Property Management team in a role that would be the first point and face for our clients. With a long respectable history in Port Douglas, Mossman, and nationwide, you will be joining an experienced team with knowledge, professionalism, and friendliness. ABOUT YOU • Be tech savvy. • Proactive, punctual, and reliable. • Current drivers licence (provisional driver permitted) • Local area knowledge preferable. • Enjoys being part of a hardworking, fun, high achieving, supportive team. • Enjoys being an active member of our community. • Outgoing, extroverted personality. WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? • Opportunity to develop skills and grow. • Attractive salary package plus use of company car. • Join a brand with an award-winning training program. • Opportunity for professional growth and development. • Flexibility for a permanent part-time role. School hours can be negotiated. If you would like to start building your real estate career today. Kindly submit your resume through to Nicki | Nicki Samson | LJ Hooker | Port Douglas & Surrounds | [email protected] | 11.02.2025 09:45 | |
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QUALIFIED PLUMBER Full time / $40-50 per hour Briody Plumbing is a locally owned company, operating in Cairns for over ten years. We currently have a permanent, full time opportunity for a Qualified Plumber with experience in either of the following areas; Domestic, Commercial and Civil Plumbing. Qualifications & Experience • Valid QLD Plumbing License (QBCC) • Current QLD driver's license • Construction White Card • Must have own tools Great company benefits. If you are interested, we would love to hear from you. Please send your resume to [email protected] | Elliott Briody | Briody Plumbing Pty Ltd | Cairns | [email protected] | 13:13 07-02-2025 | |
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SCHOOL BUS DRIVER Join our team at FNQ Bus Lines! We're seeking a dedicated school bus driver for local runs in Mossman and Port Douglas, offering 13.75 hours per week with the potential for future charters. If you love working with children and have a passion for safe transportation, we want to hear from you! We will Provide any Training Necessary for the correct candidate! Please Contact Alex or Mark to become part of our Friendly Team Kind Regards, FNQ Bus Lines. 07 4098 2380 [email protected] | Alex Johnson | FNQ Bus Lines | Mossman | [email protected] | 05.02.2025 09:08 |
| ( 37 ) | Date | Start time | End time | Event name | Event description | Location | Cost | Website link | Event contact phone | Event contact email | Category (Maximum of 4 categories) | Terms and conditions | Name | Phone | ||
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| 1. |
Saturday 29 March 2025
2025-03-29T00:00:00+10:00
| 4pm | 9pm | Saints Boot Scootin' Bush Dance | Free family friendly event for the whole community! Come join us for our first bush dance featuring Whiskey Boat from Mareeba! Rides, face painting, food, bar, Cent sale and more!!! | 24 Grogan Street Mossman | Free | Community Event, Family Event, Free Event, Major Event | Hannah Santarossa | [email protected] | 0430907882 | |||||
| 2. |
Saturday 22 February 2025
2025-02-22T00:00:00+10:00
| 9pm | Late | World Margarita Day: Tromba Tequila Takeover | Celebrate World Margarita Day with Tromba Tequila! Join us from 9pm at the Daintree Bar at Sheraton Port Douglas for live DJ tunes and a fabulous takeover menu featuring $20 Tromba cocktails and $10 Estrella Damm lager on tap. Entry is free! | Daintree Bar @ Sheraton Port Douglas | Free entry | https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/cnssi-sheraton-grand-mirage-resort-port-douglas/dining/ | Food & Wine Event, Free Event, Live Entertainment | Alina | [email protected] | 0740995888 | ||||
| 3. |
Saturday 8 March 2025
2025-03-08T00:00:00+10:00
| 5.00pm | Pay it Forward Trivia Night | Our school and P&C are so very grateful for all the support we had to help our students start the year last year after all the devastating flooding. This year our P&C, together with Mossman Boat & Fishing Club, want to pay it forward with a fundraiser to support Ingham State School to help their families recover from their devastating flooding. We would love you to help us make this happen by supporting our P&C Trivia Night at the Mossman Boat and Fishing Club. Tickets available through https://www.trybooking.com/CZESE | Mossman Boat & Fishing Club | $35 | https://www.trybooking.com/CZESE | Trivia & Games | Mossman State School P&C | mossmanp&[email protected] | 0437114977 | |||||
| 4. |
Saturday 22 February 2025
2025-02-22T00:00:00+10:00
| 5:00pm | 9:00pm | Shanice Duo | Performing live and free at Club Mossman, popular group Shanice Duo will entertain you from 5pm. Bistro is open from 5:30pm and bookings can be made via our website. | Club Mossman | Free | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 5. |
Saturday 1 March 2025
2025-03-01T00:00:00+10:00
| 8 am | 10 am | Garden Bee at the Garden of Woven Memories |
Mossman Botanic Garden's Garden of Woven Memories needs a tidy up. Come along and be social. Always something to learn along the way! | Circle of Plenty, Mossman Botanic Garden, Foxton Ave, Mossman | Nil | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551160891877 | 0422700904 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Family Event | Monika Prins | [email protected] | 0422700904 | ||
| 6. |
Saturday 15 March 2025
2025-03-15T00:00:00+10:00
| 7 am | 8 am | Garden Bee at the Circle of Plenty |
Community Food Gardening 7-8am | Circle of Plenty, Mossman Botanic Garden, Foxton Ave, Mossman | Nil | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551160891877 | 0422700904 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Family Event | Monika Prins | [email protected] | 0422700904 | ||
| 7. |
Tuesday 25 March 2025
2025-03-25T00:00:00+10:00
| 7 am | 8 am | Gardening at the Circle of Plenty |
Community Food Gardening 7-8am | Circle of Plenty, Mossman Botanic Garden, Foxton Ave, Mossman | Nil | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551160891877 | 0422700904 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Family Event | Monika Prins | [email protected] | 0422700904 | ||
| 8. |
Tuesday 18 March 2025
2025-03-18T00:00:00+10:00
| 7 am | 8 am | Gardening at the Circle of Plenty |
Community Food Gardening 7-8am | Circle of Plenty, Mossman Botanic Garden, Foxton Ave, Mossman | Nil | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551160891877 | 0422700904 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Family Event | Monika Prins | [email protected] | 0422700904 | ||
| 9. |
Tuesday 11 March 2025
2025-03-11T00:00:00+10:00
| 7 am | 8 am | Gardening at the Circle of Plenty |
Community Food Gardening 7-8am | Circle of Plenty, Mossman Botanic Garden, Foxton Ave, Mossman | Nil | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551160891877 | 0422700904 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Family Event, Workshop or Training | Monika Prins | [email protected] | 0422700904 | ||
| 10. |
Tuesday 4 March 2025
2025-03-04T00:00:00+10:00
| 7 am | 8 am | Gardening at the Circle of Plenty |
Community Food Gardening 7-8am | Circle of Plenty, Mossman Botanic Garden, Foxton Ave, Mossman | Nil | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551160891877 | 0422700904 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Family Event, Workshop or Training | Monika Prins | [email protected] | 0422700904 | ||
| 11. |
Tuesday 25 February 2025
2025-02-25T00:00:00+10:00
| 7 am | 8 am | Gardening at the Circle of Plenty |
Community Food Gardening 7-8am | Circle of Plenty, Mossman Botanic Garden, Foxton Ave, Mossman | Nil | www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551160891877 | 0422700904 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Family Event, Workshop or Training | Monika Prins | [email protected] | 0422700904 | ||
| 12. |
Wednesday 26 February 2025
2025-02-26T00:00:00+10:00
| Poker Nights at Hemingway’s |
Hemingway's Brewery FNQ & Suited Ace Poker are proud to announce that poker is coming to Port Douglas with a $500 GTD 1st Place prize every Wednesday night We launch on the 26th February, everyone is welcome to join us during the season, If you know how to play poker, Join in. Want to learn, come along & give it a go, You've probably heard this before: 'Poker is a game that takes five minutes to learn and a lifetime to master' Play 4 games over our 8 week season to qualify for a $1000 GTD Finals Game! See event details for info or feel free to send me a message | Hemingways Brewery Port Douglas | https://www.facebook.com/share/158XpbETr5/?mibextid=9l3rBW | Trivia & Games | Sam Cullen | [email protected] | 0438318912 | |||||||
| 13. |
Saturday 8 March 2025
2025-03-08T00:00:00+10:00
| 2PM | 4PM | International Women's Day High Tea | Join us at the Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort Port Douglas as we celebrate the women in our community over a fabulous high tea buffet, presented by Executive Chef Belinda Tuckwell. The afternoon will be accompanied by harpist Loni Fitzpatrick, who has performed around Australia with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and more. We have partnered with Mossman Friends of the Foundation, with $10 of every ticket sale and all raffle proceeds going to support the Mossman Hospital. Raffle participants will have the chance to win an array of fabulous prizes | Sheraton Grand Mirage Port Douglas, Feast | $89 | https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/international-womens-day-high-tea-tickets-1244259275989?aff=NewsportEventListing | Community Event, Food & Wine Event | Alina | [email protected] | 0740995888 | ||||
| 14. |
Sunday 23 March 2025
2025-03-23T00:00:00+10:00
| 3:00pm | 6:00pm | Shanice Trio | Shanice Trio will be performing at Club Mossman providing an array of music to cater to all tastes. Enjoy a lovely Sunday afternoon with ice cold beer. Sunday Roast is on offer in the Bistro for lunch open from 11:30am. Book online to secure your table. | Club Mossman | Free | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 15. |
Sunday 2 March 2025
2025-03-02T00:00:00+10:00
| 3:00pm | 6:00pm | Rob Longstaff | Sunday session at Club Mossman with Rob Longstaff performing from 3pm. Bistro is open for lunch and dinner and bookings can be made via our website. | Club Mossman | Free | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 16. |
Saturday 8 March 2025
2025-03-08T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:00pm | 10:00pm | Sea Change | Performing live and free at Club Mossman, popular local duo Sea Change will entertain you from 7pm. Bistro is open from 5:30pm and bookings can be made via our website. | Club Mossman | Free | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 17. |
Friday 28 February 2025
2025-02-28T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:30pm | 10:30pm | Rockin' Rick Karaoke | Rockin' Rick Karaoke is back starting at 7:30pm. Enjoy an array of local talent live at Club Mossman. Bistro is open from 5:30pm for dinner, bookings can be made via our website clubmossman.com.au | Club Mossman | Free | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 18. |
Sunday 16 March 2025
2025-03-16T00:00:00+10:00
| 3:00pm | 6:00pm | Wait-A-While Duo | Live and free entertainment at Club Mossman. Wait-a-while duo performing on Sunday 16th March starting at 3pm. Bistro is open for lunch and dinner and bookings can be made on our website. | Club Mossman | Free | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 19. |
Saturday 22 February 2025
2025-02-22T00:00:00+10:00
| 6PM | 10PM | Agnes x Harrisons Takeover Dinner |
Harrisons Restaurant's first Takeover Dinner of 2025 welcomes Ben Williamson, one of Australia's most respected culinary talents and the creative force behind Brisbane's acclaimed Agnes Restaurant. Named Australian Gourmet Traveller's Chef of the Year and recipient of multiple Chef Hats, Williamson has revolutionised fire-cooking in the modern Australian dining scene. His innovative approach at Agnes has earned the restaurant both critical acclaim and a devoted following. Williamson's menu for the evening will showcase his signature style: precise, refined, and elevated by the transformative power of flame. Guests can expect a thoughtfully crafted progression of dishes that demonstrate why he's considered one of the country's most exciting culinary talents. | Harrisons Restaurant | $180pp (includes all food and wines) | https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2025-takeover-series-at-harrisons-restaurant-tickets-1208025670299?aff=oddtdtcreator | Food & Wine Event | Alina | [email protected] | 07 4099 5888 | ||||
| 20. |
Friday 28 February 2025
2025-02-28T00:00:00+10:00
| 5:30pm | 8:30pm | Cam Kettle @ Ellis Beach Bar & Grill |
It's Friday Night Live Music at Ellis Beach Bar & Grill 5:30pm - 8:30pm with Cam Kettle! Cam brings you an acoustic rollercoaster of genres. His set lists vary to suit guests and will have you dancing all afternoon long! What else is on? • $35 Rump Steak and Schooner or House Wine. From 12 – 8pm Don't feel like driving? Our courtesy bus will be operating 5:00pm - 9:00pm with pickups from Palm Cove, Clifton Beach, Kewarra Beach* & Trinity Beach*; Just call when you're ready to go! *5 people or more Check out our website for upcoming events, menus, specials and more! https://ellisbeachbarandgrill.com.au/live-music-ellis-beach-cairns/ | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ellis-beach-bar-grill | 40553534 | Free Event, Live Entertainment | Jesse | [email protected] | 0458556237 | ||||
| 21. |
Sunday 23 February 2025
2025-02-23T00:00:00+10:00
| 1:00pm | 4:00pm | Christine Ukulele Duo @ Ellis Beach Bar & Grill |
It's Sunday Live Music at Ellis Beach Bar & Grill 1pm - 4pm with Christina Ukulele & Leon Tussie! They'll be bringing you Summery, Fresh, Groovy sounds to relax to this Sunday up in the beautiful beer-garden. What else is on? • $2 Oysters available 1pm to 4pm unless sold out earlier Don't feel like driving? Our courtesy bus will be operating 12:00pm - 6:00pm with pickups from Palm Cove, Clifton Beach, Kewarra Beach* & Trinity Beach*; Just call when you're ready to go! *5 people or more Check out our website for upcoming events, menus, specials and more! https://ellisbeachbarandgrill.com.au/live-music-ellis-beach-cairns/ | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ellis-beach-bar-grill | 40553534 | Free Event, Live Entertainment | Jesse | [email protected] | 0458556237 | ||||
| 22. |
Saturday 22 February 2025
2025-02-22T00:00:00+10:00
| 5 PM | 7 PM | Yoga & Supper |
Enjoy a beautiful relaxing Yoga session including soft flow & stretch, breathing practice, followed by Yoga Nidra, a profound relaxation experience. The evening concludes with a delicious Vegan Supper by Nourish Café (next door). | Yoga in The Tropics Studio, Coconut Grove 56-64 Macrossan St ( beach end ), Port Douglas | 55 | https://yogainthetropics.com/yoga-%26-supper | 0438117486 | [email protected] | Arts & Culture, Community Event, Food & Wine Event, Live Entertainment, Major Event, Sport Event, Workshop or Training | Petra | [email protected] | 0438117486 | ||
| 23. |
Friday 21 February 2025
2025-02-21T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:30pm | 10:30pm | Rob Longstaff | Enjoy local artist Rob Longstaff at Club Mossman from 7:30pm. Bistro is open from 5:30pm for dinner and bookings can be made via our website clubmossman.com.au | Club Mossman | Free | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 24. |
Thursday 20 March 2025
2025-03-20T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:00pm | 9:00pm | Bingo | Enjoy a fun night of Bingo with your friends at Club Mossman. Cost $1 - $5 depending on book size. Bistro is open from 5:30pm and bookings can be made via our website. | Club Mossman | $1 - $5 per book | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Trivia & Games | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 25. |
Thursday 6 March 2025
2025-03-06T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:00pm | 9:00pm | Bingo | Enjoy a fun night of Bingo with your friends at Club Mossman. Cost $1 - $5 depending on book size. Bistro is open from 5:30pm and bookings can be made via our website. | Club Mossman | $1 - $5 per book | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Trivia & Games | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 26. |
Thursday 27 March 2025
2025-03-27T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:00pm | 8:30pm | Trivia with Supa Sal and Wevs | Trivia with Sup Sal and Wevs at Club Mossman. Join the fun and the chance to win great prizes and cash. Try our new Bistro menu, open from 5:30pm. | Club Mossman | $5 per person | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Trivia & Games | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 27. |
Thursday 13 March 2025
2025-03-13T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:00pm | 8:30pm | Trivia with Supa Sal and Wevs | Trivia with Sup Sal and Wevs at Club Mossman. Join the fun and the chance to win great prizes and cash. Try our new Bistro menu, open from 5:30pm. | Club Mossman | $5 per person | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Trivia & Games | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 28. |
Thursday 27 February 2025
2025-02-27T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:00pm | 8:30pm | Trivia with Supa Sal and Wevs | Trivia with Sup Sal and Wevs at Club Mossman. Join the fun and the chance to win great prizes and cash. Try our new Bistro menu, open from 5:30pm. | Club Mossman | $5 per person | www.clubmossman.com.au | 0740981434 | [email protected] | Trivia & Games | Melissa Di Pietro | [email protected] | 0740981434 | ||
| 29. |
Saturday 9 August 2025
2025-08-09T00:00:00+10:00
| 6:00pm | 11:00pm | Ash Grunwald |
After the last epic show at Ellis Beach Bar, Ash Grunwald returns for another incredible show for 2025. Renowned for his electrifying live shows, Ash Grunwald has inspired a generation to hit the road in an old van to ‘surf by day jam by night’. The festival favourite brings a high energy, vibrant live show with stacks of guitars and foot stomping blues. Part troubadour, part storyteller - Ash has been selling out shows all over the country, don’t miss this one at Ellis Beach Bar & Grill. Special Guest Katie Richards | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ash-grunwald-2 | 40553534 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Jesse McClelland | [email protected] | 0458556237 | |||
| 30. |
Saturday 21 June 2025
2025-06-21T00:00:00+10:00
| 4:30pm | 10:00pm | Ellis Rocks! 19-Twenty / Boing Boing / Roshani |
19-Twenty: 19-Twenty are a high-energy blues and roots band who storm the stage like a freight train. With a sound that blends foot-stomping rhythms, raw energy, and an undeniable sense of fun, 19-Twenty has quickly earned a reputation as one of the country's most exhilarating live acts. Boing Boing: Boing Boing, are a four piece 4 Litre Straight 6 Rock n Roll band from way up in the far north that write songs inspired by the characters and lifestyle of Northern Australia and the landscape that shapes them. Boingas blend the simplicity and timelessness of 50s rock-n-roll with BIG riffs, outback energy and a unique FNQ vernacular that has seen them deliver their 4Litre Straight 6 Rock n Roll to maddened punters all across the country. Roshani: She builds her sounds using a range of foot pedals, loop stations, guitars, foot percussion, synths, harmonica and lush harmonies to create a truly unique musical experience. “Breakthrough Artist was Sri-Lankan born star in the making ROSHANI.” -Byron Bay Bluesfest. | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ellis-beach-bar-grill | 40553534 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Jesse McClelland | [email protected] | 0458556237 | |||
| 31. |
Saturday 29 March 2025
2025-03-29T00:00:00+10:00
| 6:00pm | 10:00pm | Gold Chisel vs. The Power & The Passion |
Gold Chisel vs The Passion - Oils Tribute 8pm to 10pm W Special Guest Cam Kettle 6.15pm to 7.45pm Gold Chisel vs The Power & The Passion Oils Tribute Cold Chisel & Midnight Oil were the kings of sweaty, hard rocking Oz pub bands in the 70's and 80's and now, Melbourne's premier tribute shows are performing together to bring back the excitement and energy of those halcyon days. Headlining the show is the incomparable Gold Chisel who will cover all Chisel classics such as Khe Sanh, When the War is Over, Cheap Wine, Flame Trees, You Got Nothing I Want and Choir Girl (plus many more) in their set. Supporting the Chisel crew will be, The Australian Midnight Oil Tribute Show. The Australian Midnight Oil Tribute will belt out a set of classics which includes Power and the Passion, US Forces, Dreamworld, King of the Mountain, Forgotten Years, Beds are Burning, Blue Sky Mine and more. A massive night of the best of Australian rock is a guarantee when Gold Chisel & The Australian Midnight Oil Tribute Show are in the house. | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ellis-beach-bar-grill | 40553534 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Jesse McClelland | [email protected] | 0458556237 | |||
| 32. |
Saturday 8 March 2025
2025-03-08T00:00:00+10:00
| 6:00pm | Panda Room BIG NIGHT OUT |
The Far North’s original pop up live music venue ’The Panda room’ pops up for the first time for 2025 at Ellis Beach Bar and Grill on Saturday the 8th of March. Pandamonium Records in conjunction with Ellis Beach Bar & Grill will be presenting “The Big Night Out”, an evening of rocking musical delights. The Brazilians The Defacto Panda Room House Band, the Brazilians will be releasing their new single “The War On Rock ‘n’ Roll” at The Big Night Out. The War On Rock n’ Roll is a call to arms, let’s face it, rock n’ roll has been under attack for a long time now, noise restrictions, covid, loss of venues, and the gentrification and dumbing down of music in general. Time to assemble the troops, the war on rock n roll wants YOU! Eddie Skiba Band Eddie Skiba has played solo sets at Panda Room gigs in the past and always wowed the crowd with his tight arrangements and hooky songs, this time he will have his full band of gun musos in tow. Eddie has earned himself a stellar reputation as a songwriter and live performer. His latest album is ‘Chasing Rainbows’, adding to previous highly acclaimed releases, ‘Blend on the Border’, ‘Bullet De Bloom’, and ‘Dig It’. Mitch Sullivan from NQ Music Press describes Skiba’s previous release as “explodes with upbeat tempos beautifully contrasted with thoughtful and hard-hitting lyrics that will have you taking notice from the first listen”. Eddie has played support gigs with esteemed artists such as Hoodoo Gurus, Diesel, Ian Moss, Jon Stevens, The Black Sorrows, The Break, Colin Hay, Mark Seymour, Nick Barker, Jim Mogine (Midnight Oil), Dragon, 10CC, Chocolate Starfish, Clint Boge, and Ed Kuepper. Enemy Of Anemone Enemy Of Anemone are a local alternative rock project, try saying their name 4 times fast, c’mon, I dare ya! Described by one enthusiastic punter after their last Panda Room appearance as “Sounds like a cross between Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam” Their main members are Josh McGregor (Guitar, Songwriter), Zac DeLacey (Keys, Songwriter), Adrian Mortison (Bass) and Coby Raybould (Drums). The Panda Room Big Night Out kicks off from 6.30pm Saturday the 8th of March. Entry is free, The courtesy bus will be available for your convenience. Make sure you book: 4055 3534 And oh yeah, did we mention.. ENTRY IS FREE! | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ellis-beach-bar-grill | Free Event, Live Entertainment | Jesse McClelland | [email protected] | 40553534 | ||||||
| 33. |
Sunday 23 February 2025
2025-02-23T00:00:00+10:00
| 7:00pm | 10:00pm | Teardrops on My Dildo |
Fabulous, filthy and downright hilarious! Brace yourselves for a wild ride of side-splitting hilarity as the modern-day Queen of Sass, Vanessa Larry Mitchell, takes you on a laugh-out-loud adventure of her trials and tribulations of parenting, dating and all things female. Winner: 'Best Comedy' Newcastle Fringe 2022. ★★★★1/2 'This is the type of (fringe) show that deserves the spotlight.'- Kids in Adelaide ★★★★1/2 'Vanessa Larry Mitchell is as far from demure as you could possibly imagine, but wow, will she make you laugh.... beyond naughty and will have tears of laughter rolling down your face' - Fringefeed ★★★★ 'You will literally laugh for an hour. And that is a rare thing. Vanessa is more relaxed and direct behind a comedy mic than anyone I have seen' - The Scotsman ★★★★ 'You know when you go out to a club with a group of girlfriends and the handbags are thrown down, and you're dancing all night completely carefree as if the rest of the world don't exist, and you only stop to rest over a few drinks with teeny umbrellas, and there's always that one friend that is side-splittingly funny and holds court all evening? Yep, that's exactly what Vanessa Larry Mitchell's one-woman show feels like' - Mindshare Ellis Beach Bar & Grill Sunday 23 Feb. 7pm doors, 8pm show. 18+ event | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/teardrops-on-my-dildo-1 | 40553534 | [email protected] | Live Entertainment | Jesse McClelland | [email protected] | 40553534 | |||
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Saturday 22 February 2025
2025-02-22T00:00:00+10:00
| 5:30pm | 8:30pm | Suck My Kiss - Red Hot Chilli Peppers Tribute NIGHT |
** BY POPULAR DEMAND, additional night added! ** "Suck My Kiss" is Melbourne's premier Red Hot Chili Peppers tribute band, bringing together over 30 years of collective stage experience. This talented quartet captures the essence of the Californian funk-rock legends with high-energy performances that span RHCP's entire career. More than just a tribute, Suck My Kiss delivers an authentic and electrifying experience for fans of the iconic band. Doors 5:30pm Special Guest // Nicole Nighthawk 6pm to 7:30pm Main Event // Suck my Kiss - Red Hot Chili Peppers 7:45 to 10pm BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW! Need a lift? The courtesy bus will be available for your convenience. Make sure you book: 4055 3534 | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ellis-beach-bar-grill | Live Entertainment | Jesse McClelland | [email protected] | 40553534 | |||||
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Sunday 23 March 2025
2025-03-23T00:00:00+10:00
| 9:00am | Midday | Port Douglas SLSC Sign On Day | Join the Port Douglas Surf Life Saving Club for our Sign On Day on Sunday, 23 March, and become part of a vital community dedicated to beach safety! We warmly welcome new lifesavers and Nipper families to explore what it means to be a volunteer surf lifesaver and participate in an exciting Nipper season. Lifesaving is a rewarding experience, with training and activities designed to build skills, confidence, and friendships. Volunteers can become lifesavers from age 13, while children as young as 5 can join our Nipper program. Come along to learn more and be part of our proud lifesaving tradition! | Port Douglas Surf Life Saving Club | https://www.portdouglassurf.club/ | (07) 4099 5360 | [email protected] | Community Event, Family Event, Sport Event | Irene Cats | [email protected] | 0428875275 | |||
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Thursday 6 March 2025
2025-03-06T00:00:00+10:00
| 6:00pm | 8:00pm | Open Mic @ Ellis Beach Bar & Grill |
Calling all music lovers! Join us for 'Get Out of the Bedroom, Open Mic Night' at Ellis Beach Bar & Grill. Gather your friends, enjoy a delicious dinner, and groove to a diverse range of tunes. Each musician gets a 15-minute set to showcase their talent. Kick off your month right – our open mic night happens every 1st Thursday of the month! First Thursday of Every Month • 6 - 8pm 15 min sets per muso. Attention Musicians... To book your spot, TXT KATIE 0403 416 607 | Ellis Beach Bar & Grill | https://www.entertainmentcairns.com/ellis-beach-bar-grill | Free Event, Live Entertainment | Jesse | [email protected] | 0458556237 | |||||
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Sunday 17 August 2025
2025-08-17T00:00:00+10:00
| 6:00am | 4:00pm | K2PD | The K2PD Ultra & Relay Trail Race is an epic trail-running adventure from Kuranda to Port Douglas, showcasing the stunning landscapes of Tropical North Queensland. Runners traverse diverse terrains, including rainforests, woodlands, and coastal tracks, testing endurance and resilience. Join us for a challenging, unforgettable journey through pine forest, native bush and World Heritage Wet Tropics rainforests! | Kuranda to Port Douglas | $100 for SOLO or $50 per team member | https://www.dynamicrunning.com.au/k2pd/ | 0417798444 | [email protected] | Sport Event | Lorraine Lawson | [email protected] | 0417798444 |
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Location:
Wonga Beach is an extensive beachside suburb 17 kilometres north of Mossman and 20 minutes south of Daintree Village. This suburb has one of the longest stretches of sandy beach in the area.
The adjacent locality of Bamboo is located west of Wonga Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.5 km2 (7.9 sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
21.4 km2 (8.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
1,042
Living in Wonga Beach:
Peaceful, quiet, tranquil and tropical.
Wonga Beach is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the tourists in Port Douglas while still being able to live amongst the stunning surroundings.
This suburb has a beautiful lush backdrop of huge Calophyllum trees interspersed with Coconut palms. Looking south from Wonga Beach you can see Island Point which shelters the harbour entrance of Port Douglas.
Behind the coastal vegetation is an extraordinary array of architecture. From the quaint owner built holiday and fishing shacks of the 1930s to the newer multi million dollar homes.
For families with children there is Wonga Beach State School, a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls.
Wonga Beach facilities include a service station and pharmacy, caravan park and BBQ facilities.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
Median House Price: Approximately $443,500, based on 20 sales in the preceding 12 months. (Source: Property)
Annual Growth: The area has experienced a -10.3% change in median house prices over 12 months leading up to January 2025. (Source: Property)
Lake Barrine Suburb Snapshot
Location:
Lake Barrine is a freshwater lake on the eastern part of the Atherton Tablelands, close to Lake Eacham.
The lake and surrounds are protected within the Crater Lakes National Park and are accessible via the Gillies Highway.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Eacham, 4884
Area:
19.4 km2 (7.5 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
144
Living in Barrine:
Nestled in the heart of the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, Lake Barrine offers a serene and picturesque setting for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle amidst nature's beauty.
Living in Lake Barrine means waking up to the lush greenery of tropical rainforests and the tranquil waters of the lake itself. Residents here enjoy a close-knit community atmosphere with a strong emphasis on outdoor living.
The lake has a day use area on Lake Barrine Access Road off the Gillies Range Road. It has a teahouse and is the departure point for lake cruises. It is the start/end of the lake circuit walk which has two lookout points, one of the western side of the lake and the other on the southern side of the lake
The nearest government primary school is Yungaburra State School and the nearest government secondary school is Malanda State High School.
Real estate market statistics:
As of the 2021 Australian Census, Lake Barrine, located in the Tablelands Region of Queensland, had a population of 144 residents, reflecting a slight decrease from 147 in 2016. The predominant age group remained 60-69 years, indicating a stable demographic trend.
Regarding housing, the area continued to be characterized by a high rate of owner-occupied dwellings, with 74.2% of homes owned outright or with a mortgage, consistent with 2016 figures. The majority of households were childless couples, and mortgage repayments predominantly ranged between $1,800 and $2,399 per month.
In the past 12 months, one 3-bedroom house in Lake Barrine sold after a median of 21 days on the market.
(Information retrieved from Property.com.au)
Location:
The coastal village of Cooya Beach is just 5 minutes from Mossman and approximately 10 minutes north of Port Douglas. A residential area popular with local families and a beautiful beach suitable for walking and exercising dogs.
The adjacent locality of Bonnie Doon is located southwest of Cooya Beach has 327 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.55/km2 (53.23/sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
8.8 km2 (3.4 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
1,046
Living in Cooya Beach:
Living the coastal dream. Cooya Beach is a quiet residential community, a family friendly area with a genuine community feel. Perfect for living the quiet life.
There is a great cross section of residents, from singles and young couples to families and retirees.
It also offers new-build options (Ocean Breeze) and beautiful beachfront options (Bougainvillea Street).
Mud-crabbing is one of the go-to activities on Cooya Beach. Because of the close proximity to the mouth of the Mossman, there are numerous forms of life that relish the muddy waters and the change from freshwater to saltwater surroundings.
Likewise, boating is a popular sport amongst visitors and locals. The pristine coastline promises spectacular views and peaceful waters to peruse.
Real estate market statistics:
Home Ownership:
Median House Value: $535,000, with an annual capital growth of 19.22%
(Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Location:
Cape Tribulation is located 35 kilometres north of the Daintree Ferry in the heart of the prehistoric Daintree Rainforest. The locality contains a small number of bed and breakfast eco lodges, tourism resorts and backpacker hostels.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
125.6 km2 (48.5 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
123
Living in Cape Tribulation:
Cape Tribulation is the epitome of a tropical paradise: serene and secluded, lush and vibrant, and with ample space to kick back, relax and enjoy a refreshing swim after a toasty day’s rainforest exploring.
This extraordinarily pretty stretch of the Daintree National Park with its dramatic headland and lush, unspoiled rainforest makes for some exquisite surroundings.
The remote headland of Cape Tribulation is where two UNESCO World Heritage Sites meet – the Wet Tropics Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef.
Australia's richest diversity of flora and fauna is found in this region.
Location:
Cassowary is located 18 kilometres from Port Douglas and 7 kilometres from Mossman.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
24.9 km2 (9.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
119
Living in Cassowary:
Cassowary is home to many rural farming properties.
The north-western part of Cassowary is low-lying coastal plains and is used for farming sugarcane. The eastern and southern parts of the locality form part of the Cassowary Range.
There are no schools in Cassowary. The nearest primary schools are Mossman State School and Port Douglas State School. The nearest secondary school is Mossman State High School.
Real Estate Statistics:
The majority of properties in Cassowary are large rural holdings, reflecting its agricultural focus.
The median price for houses in Cassowary is approximately $1.15 million (as of late 2024) (Source: realestate.com.au and domain.com.au)
Location:
Palm Cove is situated on the Coral Sea, with a long sandy beach that is lined with palm trees. The suburb is located between Cairns and Port Douglas, and is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.
It is situated approximately 27 kilometres north of Cairns, and about 40 kilometres south of Port Douglas and is a popular tourist destination and offers a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and accommodation options.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
6.8 km2 (2.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
2,450
Living in Palm Cove:
Palm Cove is a tiny beachside village centred around an esplanade lined with 500-year-old melaleuca trees.
It is known for its laid-back, tropical lifestyle, with a focus on outdoor activities such as swimming, kayaking and beachcombing. The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.
Palm Cove has a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. There are also several resorts and hotels in the area, offering accommodation for tourists and locals alike. The suburb has a medical centre, a post office, and a supermarket.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
Median Property Prices (as of mid-2024):
Location:
The coastal village of Cooya Beach is just 5 minutes from Mossman and approximately 10 minutes north of Port Douglas. A residential area popular with local families and a beautiful beach suitable for walking and exercising dogs.
The adjacent locality of Bonnie Doon is located southwest of Cooya Beach has 327 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.55/km2 (53.23/sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
8.8 km2 (3.4 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
1,046
Living in Cooya Beach:
Living the coastal dream. Cooya Beach is a quiet residential community, a family friendly area with a genuine community feel. Perfect for living the quiet life.
There is a great cross section of residents, from singles and young couples to families and retirees.
It also offers new-build options (Ocean Breeze) and beautiful beachfront options (Bougainvillea Street).
Mud-crabbing is one of the go-to activities on Cooya Beach. Because of the close proximity to the mouth of the Mossman, there are numerous forms of life that relish the muddy waters and the change from freshwater to saltwater surroundings.
Likewise, boating is a popular sport amongst visitors and locals. The pristine coastline promises spectacular views and peaceful waters to peruse.
Real estate market statistics:
Home Ownership:
Median House Value: $535,000, with an annual capital growth of 19.22%
(Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Location:
Located halfway between the Daintree River and Cape Tribulation, Cow Bay offers lush rainforest and white sandy beaches. Crossing the Daintree ferry, the suburb is located 45 kilometres from Mossman and 65 kilometres from Port Douglas.
Located 10 minutes from Cow Bay, the coastal locality of Diwan has a population of 153 people (2016 census) with a surface of 24.5 km2 (9.5 sq mi). Alexandra Bay State School is located in Diwan and is a government primary school for boys and girls.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
29.3 km2 (11.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
220
Living in Cow Bay:
Cow Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful and remote beaches in the Daintree area .
The three secluded bays of Cow Bay Beach are perfect for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling on the inshore reefs and also fishing and beach walking
Cow Bay had a colourful past of farming, logging and grazing. Today tourism is the main industry and sustainability is the main aim of the local community.
Local businesses in the Cow Bay and Diwan region offer various types of accommodation – resort style, backpacker, holiday houses, apartments, bed and breakfasts and camping.
There is the Daintree Discovery Centre, home-made ice-creams, restaurants, cafés, art and craft, rainforest tours, tea growing, an air strip, horse riding, overnight sea-kayaking to Snapper Island, guided walks and the RACQ depot.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sale price of houses in Cow Bay is $367,500, with an annual capital growth of -20.02%. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Home Ownership:
2011: 84.1% owner-occupied
2016: 70.6% owner-occupied
Location:
Port Douglas is a laid back tropical coastal town on the Coral Sea approximately 60 km north of Cairns. It's known for its beach resorts and it’s a getaway to two UNESCO World Heritage-listed natural wonders; the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree National Park.
The adjacent locality of Craiglie is 6 kilometres south of Port Douglas and has 954 inhabitants with a surface of 65.34/km2 (169.2/sq mi).
It is the access point to Port Douglas and it functions as a service centre for businesses serving the highway and Port Douglas as well as being an extension of the suburban areas in the south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
18.0 km2 (6.9 sq mi)
Population: (census 2021)
Port Douglas: 3,650 (The town's population can often double with the influx of tourists during the peak tourism season from May to September)
Craiglie: 1,062
Living in Port Douglas:
If you're looking for a laid back lifestyle then Port Douglas is the right place. The town has been designed to alleviate as much stress as possible for its residents.
The main street is lined up with inviting restaurants, the weather is (almost) always warm and the tree-fringed sands of Four Mile Beach give you an all-year-round holiday feeling.
Superyachts from around the world berth at Port Douglas’s CrYstal Brook Marina, where tour boats depart for sightseeing cruises to nearby coral cays and expeditions to spectacular diving- and snorkel spots on the outer reefs.
Port Douglas is a desirable place to relocate for many. Older couples love to spend their retirement years in this tropical paradise, adventurers couldn’t ask for a better place to live away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and some families prefer living in the quieter streets of Port Douglas while making the one-hour commute to Cairns for work.
Real estate market statistics:
Market Trends:
Houses: The median property price for houses is currently $894,000, reflecting an annual capital growth of -4.39%. There were 39 house sales in the past 12 months, with houses spending an average of 46 days on the market. Rental yields for houses are approximately 4.81%, with a median weekly rent of $650. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Units: The median property price for units is $410,000, showing an annual capital growth of 7.54%. Units have a gross rental yield of 5.92%, with a median weekly rent of $550. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Recent Sales Activity:
Location:
The Daintree region generally refers to the area surrounding the Daintree River, stretching from Lower Daintree in the south to Cooktown in the north.
In contrast, the Greater Daintree encompasses a larger area, extending from Mossman Gorge in the south to Cooktown in the north.
LGA: Shire of Douglas
Suburbs in the Daintree Region:
Daintree Village and surrounds:
After the Daintree River Ferry crossing:
Location:
The Daintree Village is located about 12 kilometres upstream from the Daintree ferry crossing and 56 kilometres from Port Douglas, situated on the southern bank of the majestic Daintree River.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
6.3 km2 (2.4 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
170
Living in Daintree Village:
Daintree Village is a laid-back town and an unspoilt oasis in the midst of some of the most varied scenery in the far north of Queensland.
The surrounding hills and valleys provide a mix of landscapes, combining pristine agriculture pastures with tropical lowland rainforest.
The Daintree River flows past the Village, and is home to many estuarine crocodiles. Beyond the Village are scenic drives along winding valley trails which follow the courses of the upper reaches of the Daintree and into the valleys of Stewart Creek and Douglas Creek.
You’ll find low-impact tourism and sustainable cattle- and tropical fruit-farming in the beautiful valleys beyond the Village.
The Village hosts a number of restaurants, locally-created souvenirs and picnic areas complete with free electric BBQ and picnic table.
The Daintree Village region is a world-renowned birdwatcher's paradise and there are several specialist guides.
Daintree State School is located in the village and is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls.In 2017, the school had an enrolment of 15 students.
Real Estate Statistics:
The median value for houses in Daintree is approximately $427,000 (Source: propertyvalue.com.au)
In the past 12 months, there have been 3 house sales in Daintree. (Source: propertyvalue.com.au)
Over the past year, house prices in Daintree have experienced an increase of approximately 8.9%. (Source: PropertyInvest Australia)
Location:
Located halfway between the Daintree River and Cape Tribulation, Cow Bay offers lush rainforest and white sandy beaches. Crossing the Daintree ferry, the suburb is located 45 kilometres from Mossman and 65 kilometres from Port Douglas.
Located 10 minutes from Cow Bay, the coastal locality of Diwan has a population of 153 people (2016 census) with a surface of 24.5 km2 (9.5 sq mi). Alexandra Bay State School is located in Diwan and is a government primary school for boys and girls.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
29.3 km2 (11.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
220
Living in Cow Bay:
Cow Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful and remote beaches in the Daintree area .
The three secluded bays of Cow Bay Beach are perfect for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling on the inshore reefs and also fishing and beach walking
Cow Bay had a colourful past of farming, logging and grazing. Today tourism is the main industry and sustainability is the main aim of the local community.
Local businesses in the Cow Bay and Diwan region offer various types of accommodation – resort style, backpacker, holiday houses, apartments, bed and breakfasts and camping.
There is the Daintree Discovery Centre, home-made ice-creams, restaurants, cafés, art and craft, rainforest tours, tea growing, an air strip, horse riding, overnight sea-kayaking to Snapper Island, guided walks and the RACQ depot.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sale price of houses in Cow Bay is $367,500, with an annual capital growth of -20.02%. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Home Ownership:
2011: 84.1% owner-occupied
2016: 70.6% owner-occupied
Location:
Forest Creek is located in the Daintree National Park 32 kilometres north of Mossman and 52 kilometres north of Port Douglas. The Daintree River forms the southern boundary of the locality.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
22.9 km2 (8.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
84
Living in Forest Creek:
Tucked away deep in the rainforest, Forest Creek is the perfect place for an off-the-grid lifestyle with maximum privacy and peace and quiet.
The World Heritage Daintree Forest is an amazing place to live with forest, stunning freshwater creeks, cassowaries and magnificent beaches.
Just 2,6 kilometres from the Daintree Ferry, Forest Creek is easy to reach.
With a population of 103 people in Forest Creek, 16.98% of its occupants live in rental accommodation.
The permanent creek situated in the area provides a natural and soothing ambience with the sound of trickling water.
Real Estate Statistics:
The median value for houses in Forest Creek is not currently available due to limited sales data (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
The median gross rental yield for houses is estimated at 5.14%. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Properties in Forest Creek have an average time of 252 days on the market before sale. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Location:
Located halfway between the Daintree River and Cape Tribulation, Cow Bay offers lush rainforest and white sandy beaches. Crossing the Daintree ferry, the suburb is located 45 kilometres from Mossman and 65 kilometres from Port Douglas.
Located 10 minutes from Cow Bay, the coastal locality of Diwan has a population of 153 people (2016 census) with a surface of 24.5 km2 (9.5 sq mi). Alexandra Bay State School is located in Diwan and is a government primary school for boys and girls.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
29.3 km2 (11.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
220
Living in Cow Bay:
Cow Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful and remote beaches in the Daintree area .
The three secluded bays of Cow Bay Beach are perfect for relaxing, swimming and snorkelling on the inshore reefs and also fishing and beach walking
Cow Bay had a colourful past of farming, logging and grazing. Today tourism is the main industry and sustainability is the main aim of the local community.
Local businesses in the Cow Bay and Diwan region offer various types of accommodation – resort style, backpacker, holiday houses, apartments, bed and breakfasts and camping.
There is the Daintree Discovery Centre, home-made ice-creams, restaurants, cafés, art and craft, rainforest tours, tea growing, an air strip, horse riding, overnight sea-kayaking to Snapper Island, guided walks and the RACQ depot.
Real estate market statistics:
The median sale price of houses in Cow Bay is $367,500, with an annual capital growth of -20.02%. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Home Ownership:
2011: 84.1% owner-occupied
2016: 70.6% owner-occupied
Location:
Julatten is a small rural town located in Far North Queensland, approximately 20 kilometres southwest of Port Douglas. The suburb is known for its lush rainforest, rolling hills, and stunning views of the Great Dividing Range.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Mareeba, 4871
Area:
154.0 km2 (59.5 sq mi)
Population (census 2016):
1,091
Living in Julatten:
The town has a close-knit community feel, with a local primary school, community hall, and a range of small businesses, including cafes, galleries, and farms selling fresh produce.
The climate in Julatten is tropical, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. The area receives an average annual rainfall of around 1,800mm, with most rain falling during the wet season between December and April.
Julatten is located in close proximity to a number of popular tourist destinations, including the Daintree Rainforest, Mossman Gorge, and the Great Barrier Reef. It is also a popular destination for birdwatching, with a number of species of rare and exotic birds found in the area.
Overall, Julatten offers a peaceful and picturesque lifestyle in a stunning natural setting, with easy access to a range of outdoor recreational activities and tourist attractions.
Real estate market statistics:
The predominant age group in Julatten is 50-59 years. Households in Julatten are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Julatten work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 83.7% of the homes in Julatten were owner-occupied compared with 84.5% in 2016. Currently the median value of houses in the area is $478,861.
(Information retrieved from CoreLogic)
Location:
Kewarra Beach is located approximately 20 kilometres north of Cairns and 33 kilometres south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
883/km2 (2,287/sq mi)
Population (census 2021:
6,113
Living in Kewarra Beach:
Kewarra Beach is a family-friendly suburb.
Whether you are looking for absolute beach front, luxurious living, the space that acreage offers close to the ranges, large family homes on generous lots, elegant easy care homes ideal for retirees, affordable new homes, affordable homes on compact lots and older homes on larger blocks ideal for renovating.
The beach at Kewarra is a favourite among locals to walk their dogs or to fish directly from the beach.
Throughout the cooler months, the beachfront Kewarra Beach Resort serves pizza, tapas and drinks on the sand several nights of the week. Within the resort, you’ll also find a fine-dining restaurant which operates year-round set among the eucalypts and palm forest.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median property price for houses in Kewarra Beach is currently $700,000, with an annual capital growth of 5.15%. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
The suburb comprises approximately 92.5% houses, with an average of 2.5 bedrooms per dwelling. (Source: Microburbs)
Location:
Lower Daintree is situated 45km north of Port Douglas and 26km north of Mossman. The Daintree River forms its southern boundary.
The area starts at the turn-off from the Captain Cook Highway to the Daintree Ferry, with Mossman-Daintree Road running from south to northwest through the region.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
66.6 km2 (25.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
83
Living in Lower Daintree:
Soak up the carefree tropical lifestyle in Lower Daintree.
Located 12km from Daintree Village, you'll also have the opportunity to enjoy the Village's cafes, boutique accommodation, tourist park, tours, galleries and primary school that typically caters to less than 20 students.
With its community feel, natural surroundings and properties with options for personalisation, Lower Daintree provides something a bit different from typical suburban living.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The area predominantly features separate houses, with an average of 3 bedrooms per dwelling. Many homes are owned outright by couples with children. (Source: Property & Land Data Online In One Place)
Location:
Only 7 kilometres from Mossman, 5 kilometres from Newell Beach and 10 kilometres from Wonga Beach, Miallo is perfectly located in between everything the region has to offer with natural beauty right on your doorstep and an abundance of space.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas,
Area:
28.0 km2 (10.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
406
Living in Miallo:
With rural residential zoning in place Miallo is the perfect for those wanting to get away from it all – and live the life that all dream of – but few attain. Perfect for those wanting to build a weekend getaway or take the plunge and have a complete life change.
There is a cane tramway system through Miallo to deliver sugarcane to the sugar mill at Mossman.
The nearby Miallo State School is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls at Miallo Bamboo Creek Road. In 2017, the school had an enrollment of 179 students with 16 teachers.
Real estate market statistics:
As of January 2025, here is an updated overview of Miallo, Queensland:
Location:
Miallo is a rural locality situated approximately 7 kilometres from Mossman, 5 kilometres from Newell Beach, and 10 kilometres from Wonga Beach. It offers natural beauty and ample space, making it an ideal location for those seeking a serene lifestyle.
Local Government Area (LGA) & Postcode:
LGA: Shire of Douglas
Postcode: 4873
Area:
Population:
Living in Miallo:
Miallo offers a rural residential lifestyle, perfect for those seeking to escape urban living. The locality features a cane tramway system that transports sugarcane to the Mossman sugar mill. Miallo State School, a government primary school located on Miallo Bamboo Creek Road, serves the educational needs of the community.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median value of houses in Miallo is approximately $626,561. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Location:
Mission Beach is located approximately 139 kilometres south of Cairns and 28,5 kilometres north of Townsville.
LGA & Postcode:
Cassowary Coast Region, 4852
Area:
13.6 km2 (5.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
1,014
Living in Mission Beach:
Mission Beach, nestled in the Cassowary Coast region, is a haven of tranquillity and natural beauty. Named after the endangered Southern Cassowary, it's a peaceful destination that attracts those seeking a serene lifestyle or a connection with nature.
Mission Beach is the closest point on the mainland to the Great Barrier Reef, less than 40 kilometres offshore.
This coastal gem boasts a 14 kilometre stretch of pristine sandy beaches, linking three beautiful beaches and four charming villages: Garners Beach, Brooks Beach, Bingil Bay, Narragon Beach, Mission Beach, Wongaling Beach, South Mission Beach, and Lugger Bay.
You can unwind at coastal cafes or explore hidden waterfalls and swimming holes in the nearby hills.
The adjacent Dunk Island, a ten-minute water taxi from Wongaling Beach, is a treasure trove of peaceful beaches.
South Mission Beach offers the convenience of a shopping centre for your daily needs. Additionally, for families with children, Mission Beach State School is conveniently located at Wongaling Beach.
Real estate market statistics:
As of January 2025, here is an updated overview of Mission Beach, Queensland:
Location:
Mission Beach is a coastal locality situated approximately 139 kilometres south of Cairns and 240 kilometres north of Townsville. It encompasses a 14-kilometre stretch of pristine sandy beaches, linking several charming villages, including Garners Beach, Brooks Beach, Bingil Bay, Narragon Beach, Mission Beach, Wongaling Beach, South Mission Beach, and Lugger Bay.
Local Government Area (LGA) & Postcode:
LGA: Cassowary Coast Region
Postcode: 4852
Area:
Population:
Living in Mission Beach:
Mission Beach is renowned for its tranquil lifestyle, natural beauty, and proximity to the Great Barrier Reef, located less than 40 kilometres offshore. The area offers a range of amenities, including coastal cafes, hidden waterfalls, swimming holes, and access to Dunk Island via a ten-minute water taxi from Wongaling Beach. South Mission Beach provides the convenience of a shopping centre, and Mission Beach State School is located at Wongaling Beach, catering to families with children.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
House Market:
Unit Market:
These statistics reflect market activity over the 12-month period leading up to January 2025. (Source: Coronis)
Location:
Located 15 minutes north of Port Douglas, Mossman is a thriving township known for its sugar cane and exotic fruit farming. The Mossman River flows through the locality from west (Finlayvale /Mossman Gorge) to east (Newell Beach/Bonnie Doon)
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas,
Area:
12.1 km2 (4.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
1,942
Living in Mossman:
Mossman is a picturesque little township nestled at the foot of the mountains among bright green fields of sugar cane. It is a friendly town with country stores and historic pubs along the wide tree-lined main street.
Five minutes west of Mossman you’ll find Mossman Gorge, a popular attraction with a beautiful stretch of tropical rainforest where local Aborigines can tell their tales and introduce visitors to traditional Aboriginal life.
The town offers a high school and primary school. Mossman State School is a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls at 30-34 Front Street and Mossman State High School is a government secondary (7-12) school for boys and girls at 46-62 Front Street.
Mossman has a number of sporting clubs such as the Mossman Sharks rugby league club, Coral Coast Judo Club, Douglas United Dragons Football (Soccer) Club, Mossman Gymnastics and Bodies in Motion Dance School.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median listing price for houses in Mossman is approximately $504,500, showing a 1.10% increase over the past year and a 20.11% increase over two years. (Source: PropInvest Australia)
Over the past five years, Mossman has experienced a compound growth rate of 2.8% for houses. The median price for a 3-bedroom house is currently around $420,000. (Source: Homes Australia)
Location:
In the foothills of the Macalister Range and the Wet Tropics Mowbray National Park, the Mowbray Valley lies 12,7 kilometres south of Port Douglas. Most of the terrain in Mowbray is mountainous and the Captain Cook Highway passes through the locality from south to north.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
97.3 km2 (37.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
317
Living in Mowbray:
Escape to a calmer lifestyle, surrounded by tropical bushland, where it is private and quiet.
The picturesque Mowbray Valley is a highly sought after and attractive location for Port Douglas locals because it offers magnificent, elevated views of the coast, just a 10 minute drive from town and less than an hour to Cairns International airport.
With swimming holes and waterfalls, Mowbray offers an enviable lifestyle with a clean and green environment and lack of traffic.
In mowbray you have the best of both worlds, lifestyle but still in reach of all the ‘must haves’ with larger blocks for more privacy, room to move, and stunning views.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median value of houses in Mowbray is approximately $1,165,945. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Location:
Mount Molloy is situated approximately 76 kilometres north-west of Cairns and 30 kilometres west of Port Douglas.
It is situated in the picturesque Mount Lewis National Park area, surrounded by lush rainforests, rolling hills, and stunning scenery. The town itself is located on the eastern edge of the Atherton Tablelands and is surrounded by pastoral lands and bushland.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Mareeba, 4871
Area:
252.9 km2 (97.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
266
Living in Mount Molloy:
Living in Mount Molloy offers a rural lifestyle with a strong community spirit. The town is surrounded by natural beauty, including mountains, rainforests, and waterfalls.
Residents of Mount Molloy enjoy a peaceful and tranquil environment, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The town offers a quiet and relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal location for those looking for a slower pace of life.
The town is home to a primary school and a local pub that serves as a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. Mount Molloy is also well-positioned for those who enjoy outdoor activities, with hiking trails and camping sites nearby.
Overall, living in Mount Molloy offers a serene and close-knit community lifestyle with easy access to nature and outdoor recreation.
The main industries in Mount Molloy are agriculture, forestry and fishing.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median property price in Mount Molloy is approximately $477,000, with prices ranging from $95,000 to $1,681,000. (Source: Residz)
The predominant age group in Mount Molloy is 60-69 years. Households are primarily childless couples, with many individuals working in machinery operator and driver occupations. Mortgage repayments for most households range between $1,000 - $1,399 per month. In 2011, 66.7% of homes were owner-occupied, increasing to 70.5% in 2016. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Location:
Tucked away between glamorous Port Douglas and the vast wilderness of the World Heritage listed Daintree National Park is the sleepy beachside community of Newell Beach.
Newell Beach is only one and a half hour’s drive north of the Cairns International Airport and just 10 minutes from Port Douglas.
The adjacent locality of Rocky Point is located south of Newell Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.2 km2 (7.8 sq mi). The Coral Sea forms the eastern boundary, and Saltwater Creek the southern.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
15.0 km2 (5.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
327
Living in Newell Beach:
Newell Beach's iconic palm tree-lined shore is loved by visitors and locals alike. spread along the coastline with most houses only two streets from the beach, Newell is indeed a hidden gem, a very popular holiday spot enjoyed by many.
Approximately 20 minutes north of Port Douglas, this peaceful beachside suburb oozes old world charm
The town boasts spectacular views to Port Douglas in the south and the lighthouse on Low Isles to the east.
The two and a half kilometre beach is clean and pristine and is bordered to the north and south by estuaries. Not far to the west you’ll discover the crystal clear rock pools of Mossman Gorge National Park, picturesque Daintree Village, and the ancient world of the Daintree Rainforest.
Fishermen are well catered for with boat ramps at the northern end of the beach and at Saltwater Creek..
Newell Beach has a convenience store and for groceries, banks, post offices, hairdressers and for anything else, the sugar town of Mossman is just minutes up the road.
It offers many different property options from beach shacks to standard housing and high end properties (beachfront) for a lower price compared to Port Douglas.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median house price in Newell Beach is approximately $598,000. This reflects a compound growth rate of 30.6% over the past year. (Source: Allhomes)
Location:
Only 10 minutes from Port Douglas, Oak Beach is a sleepy beachfront haven with luxury beachfront homes and villas, which stretches 1.5km with an inner coral reef at one end.
Oak Beach is bounded by the Coral Sea to the east and completely surrounded by the locality of Mowbray on all its land boundaries.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas,
Area:
6.9 km2 (2.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
186
Living in Oak Beach:
With 1.5 kilometres of unrivalled coastal views and an inner coral reef right at their doorstep, Oak Beach is the perfect beachfront haven in a paradise away from the excitement of the town, supplying a secluded natural wonder.
Pebbly Beach in the northern part of the locality and the eponymous Oak Beach in the southern part of the locality.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
Over the past year (January 2024 - January 2025), the median house price in Oak Beach is approximately $690,000, reflecting a median price change of 12.4%. (Source: propertyvalue.com.au)
Location:
Palm Cove is situated on the Coral Sea, with a long sandy beach that is lined with palm trees. The suburb is located between Cairns and Port Douglas, and is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.
It is situated approximately 27 kilometres north of Cairns, and about 40 kilometres south of Port Douglas and is a popular tourist destination and offers a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and accommodation options.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
6.8 km2 (2.6 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
2,450
Living in Palm Cove:
Palm Cove is a tiny beachside village centred around an esplanade lined with 500-year-old melaleuca trees.
It is known for its laid-back, tropical lifestyle, with a focus on outdoor activities such as swimming, kayaking and beachcombing. The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.The suburb is home to a mix of locals and tourists, with a friendly and welcoming community.
Palm Cove has a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. There are also several resorts and hotels in the area, offering accommodation for tourists and locals alike. The suburb has a medical centre, a post office, and a supermarket.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
Median Property Prices (as of mid-2024):
Location:
Port Douglas is a laid back tropical coastal town on the Coral Sea approximately 60 km north of Cairns. It's known for its beach resorts and it’s a getaway to two UNESCO World Heritage-listed natural wonders; the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree National Park.
The adjacent locality of Craiglie is 6 kilometres south of Port Douglas and has 954 inhabitants with a surface of 65.34/km2 (169.2/sq mi).
It is the access point to Port Douglas and it functions as a service centre for businesses serving the highway and Port Douglas as well as being an extension of the suburban areas in the south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
18.0 km2 (6.9 sq mi)
Population: (census 2021)
Port Douglas: 3,650 (The town's population can often double with the influx of tourists during the peak tourism season from May to September)
Craiglie: 1,062
Living in Port Douglas:
If you're looking for a laid back lifestyle then Port Douglas is the right place. The town has been designed to alleviate as much stress as possible for its residents.
The main street is lined up with inviting restaurants, the weather is (almost) always warm and the tree-fringed sands of Four Mile Beach give you an all-year-round holiday feeling.
Superyachts from around the world berth at Port Douglas’s CrYstal Brook Marina, where tour boats depart for sightseeing cruises to nearby coral cays and expeditions to spectacular diving- and snorkel spots on the outer reefs.
Port Douglas is a desirable place to relocate for many. Older couples love to spend their retirement years in this tropical paradise, adventurers couldn’t ask for a better place to live away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and some families prefer living in the quieter streets of Port Douglas while making the one-hour commute to Cairns for work.
Real estate market statistics:
Market Trends:
Houses: The median property price for houses is currently $894,000, reflecting an annual capital growth of -4.39%. There were 39 house sales in the past 12 months, with houses spending an average of 46 days on the market. Rental yields for houses are approximately 4.81%, with a median weekly rent of $650. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Units: The median property price for units is $410,000, showing an annual capital growth of 7.54%. Units have a gross rental yield of 5.92%, with a median weekly rent of $550. (Source: Yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au)
Recent Sales Activity:
Location:
Tucked away between glamorous Port Douglas and the vast wilderness of the World Heritage listed Daintree National Park is the sleepy beachside community of Newell Beach.
Newell Beach is only one and a half hour’s drive north of the Cairns International Airport and just 10 minutes from Port Douglas.
The adjacent locality of Rocky Point is located south of Newell Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.2 km2 (7.8 sq mi). The Coral Sea forms the eastern boundary, and Saltwater Creek the southern.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
15.0 km2 (5.8 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
327
Living in Newell Beach:
Newell Beach's iconic palm tree-lined shore is loved by visitors and locals alike. spread along the coastline with most houses only two streets from the beach, Newell is indeed a hidden gem, a very popular holiday spot enjoyed by many.
Approximately 20 minutes north of Port Douglas, this peaceful beachside suburb oozes old world charm
The town boasts spectacular views to Port Douglas in the south and the lighthouse on Low Isles to the east.
The two and a half kilometre beach is clean and pristine and is bordered to the north and south by estuaries. Not far to the west you’ll discover the crystal clear rock pools of Mossman Gorge National Park, picturesque Daintree Village, and the ancient world of the Daintree Rainforest.
Fishermen are well catered for with boat ramps at the northern end of the beach and at Saltwater Creek..
Newell Beach has a convenience store and for groceries, banks, post offices, hairdressers and for anything else, the sugar town of Mossman is just minutes up the road.
It offers many different property options from beach shacks to standard housing and high end properties (beachfront) for a lower price compared to Port Douglas.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median house price in Newell Beach is approximately $598,000. This reflects a compound growth rate of 30.6% over the past year. (Source: Allhomes)
Location:
The turnoff to Shannonvale is 12 kilometres before Mossman and 19 kilometres from Port Douglas. The stunning locality of Shannonvale is surrounded by the Great Dividing Range.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
84.7 km2 (32.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
194
Living in Shannonvale:
Shannonvale is one of Douglas Shire’s hidden gems with its own freshwater swimming hole down the road and picturesque countryside to be enjoyed all around.
Shannonvale offers an ever-changing tropical landscape of waving cane-fields while being treated to the unlimited backdrop of the jungle-clad misty mountains of the Great Dividing Range.
The Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery offers delicious wine tastings and the Shannonvale Swimming Hole is the perfect place to cool off with the whole family during the hot days.
Location:
Trinity Beach is located approximately 20 kilometres north of Cairns and 42 kilometres south of Port Douglas.. The suburb is situated on the Coral Sea and features a long, sandy beach that stretches for approximately one kilometre.
LGA & Postcode:
Cairns region, 4879
Area:
2 kilometres wide
Population (census 2021):
6,594
Living in Trinity Beach:
Trinity Beach is just as beautiful as the other northern beaches that line the Cairns Coral Coast but with a more down-to-earth and laid back casual atmosphere amongst classy surrounds.
The surroundings of Trinity Beach are dominated by lush tropical rainforest, which offers residents and visitors access to a range of natural attractions and outdoor activities.
The nearby Kuranda National Park and Barron Gorge National Park offer opportunities for bushwalking, wildlife spotting, and swimming in natural waterholes.
Overall, the surroundings of Trinity Beach offer a mix of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and cultural attractions, making it an ideal location for those seeking a tropical lifestyle with easy access to a range of amenities and attractions.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
As of April 2024, the median house price in Trinity Beach is approximately $697,500, while units have a median price of $390,000. (Source: cairns beaches)
Location:
Wangetti is located on the coast of the Coral Sea and is surrounded by lush tropical rainforest. It is situated on the Captain Cook Highway between Cairns and Port Douglas.
The locality of Wangetti is located approximately 40 kilometres north of Cairns and approximately 35 kilometres south of Port Douglas.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4877
Area:
71.7 km2 (27.7 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
68
Living in Wangetti:
Wangetti is known for its beautiful beaches, rainforest walks, and stunning coastal views. It is also a popular spot for fishing, swimming, and snorkelling.
There are limited amenities in Wangetti itself, with no shops or restaurants. However, it is located within easy driving distance of larger towns such as Cairns and Port Douglas, which offer a wide range of services and facilities.
Overall, Wangetti is a beautiful and peaceful suburb that offers a relaxed tropical lifestyle with easy access to the amenities and attractions of larger towns.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median house price is approximately $575,000, based on one sale in the preceding 12 months leading up to January 2025. (Source: Property)
Location:
A little north of Mossman, the turnoff to the small community of Miallo leads to the beautiful Whyanbeel Valley. Most of the locality is undeveloped heavily forested mountainous land with elevations of typically 200 metres above sea level within the Daintree National Park.
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
55.1 km2 (21.3 sq mi)
Population: (census 2021)
172
Living in Whyanbeel:
Whyanbeel is nestled at the base of the majestic Dagmar mountain range in the Whyanbeel Valley and less than 45 minutes from Port Douglas.
The area is surrounded by many croc safe freshwater creeks and offers absolutely privacy while still being close to town.
Most properties are acreage, which allows for hobby farms or semi commercial farms with tropical fruit such as mangosteens, durian, lychee, rambutan, abiu, starapple, black sapote, yellow sapote, mamey sapote as well as taro.
The area offers opportunities to keep your own bees, pets of all sorts, chicken or cultivate rare plants and you can make an income through retreat style guest accommodation.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
The median property price is approximately $1,313,000, based on three sales in the 12 months leading up to January 2025. (Source: Property)
Location:
Wonga Beach is an extensive beachside suburb 17 kilometres north of Mossman and 20 minutes south of Daintree Village. This suburb has one of the longest stretches of sandy beach in the area.
The adjacent locality of Bamboo is located west of Wonga Beach and has 129 inhabitants (2016 census) with a surface of 20.5 km2 (7.9 sq mi).
LGA & Postcode:
Shire of Douglas, 4873
Area:
21.4 km2 (8.3 sq mi)
Population (census 2021):
1,042
Living in Wonga Beach:
Peaceful, quiet, tranquil and tropical.
Wonga Beach is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the tourists in Port Douglas while still being able to live amongst the stunning surroundings.
This suburb has a beautiful lush backdrop of huge Calophyllum trees interspersed with Coconut palms. Looking south from Wonga Beach you can see Island Point which shelters the harbour entrance of Port Douglas.
Behind the coastal vegetation is an extraordinary array of architecture. From the quaint owner built holiday and fishing shacks of the 1930s to the newer multi million dollar homes.
For families with children there is Wonga Beach State School, a government primary (Prep-6) school for boys and girls.
Wonga Beach facilities include a service station and pharmacy, caravan park and BBQ facilities.
Real Estate Market Statistics:
Median House Price: Approximately $443,500, based on 20 sales in the preceding 12 months. (Source: Property)
Annual Growth: The area has experienced a -10.3% change in median house prices over 12 months leading up to January 2025. (Source: Property)
