The route from Lower Daintree to Babinda spans approximately 150 km, taking you south through the lush landscapes of Far North Queensland. You will travel via the Captain Cook Highway, pass through Cairns, and continue south on the Bruce Highway. Babinda is known for its high rainfall and the famous Babinda Boulders. The drive typically takes between 2.5 and 3 hours. This journey offers a transition from the tropical rainforest to the scenic sugar cane regions south of Cairns.
Total Distance: Driving distance is 150 km; straight-line air distance is 130 km.
The road is well-maintained but watch for heavy rain during the wet season.
April to September for drier weather and better swimming conditions at the Boulders.