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Phil Britten Explores the Mystique of the Daintree Rainforest: A Survivor’s Journey

Ancient Survival Amidst the ancient allure of the Daintree Rainforest, a place where nature’s whispers echo through the verdant canopy, a remarkable journey unfolds. Phil Britten, a testament to resilience and the human spirit, steps into this lush realm. As a survivor of the Bali bombing tragedy and an intrepid SUMMIT challenger, his presence in the heart of this ecological wonder embodies a convergence of survival, adventure, and appreciation for the natural world. Join Phil Britten’s family escape to the enchanting embrace of the Daintree Rainforest Village, a camp ground nestled in the wonder of the world’s oldest surviving rainforest. His love for life and nature is a joy to watch.  Nature, a mirror to our journey It’s truly amazing

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Crocodiles in the Daintree river

See Crocodiles Safely, in the Daintree National Park.

DAINTREE NATIONAL PARK is definitely home to many CROCODILES.    Read on to find out where are the safest places to see crocodiles in the wild. Stick to the plan and you wont get eaten!  Well you might just be lucky to see a croc in the Daintree River when you are on the Daintree ferry,  from the safety of your car window. This is probably the safest way to see a croc in the Daintree National Park. The Daintree river has a large population of salt water crocodiles and they  swim past the ferry almost every day. Did you know that crocs are masters of camouflage? They can easily be mistaken for a log floating down the river, or

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Camping In the Daintree Rainforest 2023 (Updated)

Camping in the Daintree Rainforest is just good for you! Daintree Rainforest Village is Australia’s most beautiful  camp ground. It’s nothing like you’ve ever seen, it’s just a thing of beauty. ..plus you can … Reconnect with your  loved ones ….Relax in the peacefulness ….. Fill your lungs with the cleanest fresh air…. and rest and restore in the embrace of nature. What is the Daintree weather like in winter? This winter season is shaping up to be spectacular green, warm and sunny…a comfortable 24 degrees in the day and sometimes down to 17 or 18 degrees at night. Just enough to put a light blanket on. The forest is luscious, from the wet season rains and the creeks are

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Find the Cheapest Camping in the Daintree Rainforest 2023 (UPDATED)

Which camp ground is the cheapest in the Daintree Rainforest? Here is your guide to find the cheapest camps sites in the Daintree Rainforest. Are you travelling to the Daintree  on a tight budget, or just want to save a few bucks? This  article shows you where to find the 3 least expensive places for your tent or caravan or campervan in the Rainforest. Compare the camp ground prices and facilities for yourself. Just remember FREE CAMPING is prohibited in the Daintree National Park and may end up costing you more money in fines. Read on to see just how cheap it is to camp in ze  jungle. Note from author PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. CHEAPEST – 

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Artist is absorbed by Daintree Rainforest Flora and Fauna

Art in the Daintree Rainforest is full of psychedelic secrets. Traveling artist , Leah Hantken, came across the Daintree Rainforest in August 2019. She is still here… absorbed by the fauna and flora. The Daintree Rainforest is in Far North Queensland, Australia. It’s the land that time forgot and its beauty is intoxicating. Not surprising that David Attenborough has claimed it as his favorite rainforest in all the world. Leah Hantken loves it here too. Leah and her partner, Martin, left Adelaide some years ago to explore Australia with little Pepsi, their cheeky Maltese fur baby as a constant companion. They stayed here at Daintree Rainforest Village camp ground, where we had the pleasure of making friends with them. Leah

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Did Fires get To Daintree Rainforest

Is the Daintree Rainforest Affected by Bushfires?

Concern About the Impact of Bush Fires in the Daintree Rainforest At Daintree Rainforest Village we’ve had a number of inquiries from across the globe about the impact of bush fires on our beautiful rain forest. Read on for a touching exchange between Canadian and Australian forest lovers. “Hello there, C….. here from Ontario, Canada.  Just wondering how the Daintree rainforest and Mossman Gorge area has fared through this fire season. I am a travel writer and visited there a couple of years ago.   Now I am wondering how your forests are doing?  Did you experience devastating fires or was the rainy season and forest diversity enough to get you through safely?  I truly hope all is well and safe

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Signs for Great Barrier Reef Tourist Drive to Daintree Rainforest

Drive from Cairns to the Daintree Rainforest

Now is the perfect time to drive from Cairns and go camping in the Daintree Rainforest. It’s so easy and beautiful, just follow these signs on The Great Barrier Reef Tourist Drive. Road signs  from Cairns to the Daintree Rainforest. This beautiful drive has been voted the worlds best scenic tourist drive. Wow, it beat Route 66 and the Great Ocean Road. Starting out from Cairns, drive north on the Captain Cook Highway. At times the road weaves close to the waters of the stunning Coral Sea. One hour from Cairns you will come to the town of Mosman. Stay on the highway going north and follow the Signs for Great Barrier Reef Tourist Drive . Soon you reach the

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Birding in the Daintree Rainforest

Festival for Birds in the Daintree Rainforest

A Festival for birds and bird lovers. The Daintree Rainforest of far north Queensland, Australia is a tropical feasting and breeding ground for endemic and migrating birds. That’s why birders  thrill at the variety of species living in this Wet Tropics region. It’s not a real organised human festival here, but it sure sounds like one. Check out these brief videos to get a real sense of the feathered festivities. Metallic Starlings From September through March a large colony of Metallic Starlings nest right here in our campground. They return to the same Quandong tree every year and it sounds like one long party! Guests love the birdsong and the metallic starling antics crashing on from sunrise to sunset each

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Daintree Rainforest Caravan Park Video Review – Unsolicited – UPDATED 2023

It’s time to go camping in the Daintree Rainforest. Here is the best place to do it. Watch this Video Review of Daintree Rainforest Village Caravan Park! As one of the proud owners of the Daintree Rainforest Village Caravan Park I just have to share this unsolicited review of our camp ground. The happy camper is obviously very talented with drones and phones, but he is not a professional ad maker. This review looks really pro to me and I am super grateful for it. About the Camper who did this Cool Video Review. Turns out my happy camper that volunteered this video review is Phil Britten. Phil  is a multi award winning international speaker, best-selling author and serial entrepreneur

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Daintree camping at Night. What is it Really Like.

Daintree Camping at Night. What is it Really Like?

Camping over night in the Daintree Rainforest is a special experience that very few people get to achieve. It is an adventure in itself and we always recommend you allow at least a couple of nights to cover all of the wonderful opportunities here. At Daintree Rainforest Village you will start to tune into the nature as soon as you have settled into your camp site. Take a short walk around the property to get a lay of the land before night fall. Nights by the Camp Fire Our camp fire has free wood provided. Your job is to burn it. We like you to take this great opportunity for kids to learn about building a camp fire and keeping

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