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Drift along the Barron River below Kuranda village on a relaxing 45-minute riverboat cruise. Surrounded by ancient rainforest, listen to English commentary from a local guide about Kuranda's history and the animals, reptiles and birds that live in this region. The river is home to freshwater crocodiles, turtles, snakes, water dragons, fish and more than 100 species of tropical birds, so there is plenty of wildlife to look out for. It is just a short walk from Kuranda Railway Station, making it an easy addition to your day in Kuranda.

Cruise along the Barron River
in Kuranda for 45 minutes
Board the riverboat at the Barron River jetty below Kuranda Railway Station and spend 45 minutes cruising slowly on calm water. Your local guide shares stories in English about Kuranda's history and the animals, reptiles and birds of Tropical North Queensland.
Look for freshwater crocodiles and tropical wildlife

The Barron River is home to freshwater crocodiles (Crocodylus johnstoni), turtles, snakes, water dragons, fish and more than 100 species of tropical birds. With some luck, you may even spot a cassowary on the opposite bank.
Take photos against a rainforest backdrop

Throughout the cruise, you can take photos of the rainforest lining the river and its wildlife. The boat moves slowly on calm water, making it a great outing for all ages.
※ Wildlife lives in its natural habitat, so sightings of freshwater crocodiles and other animals are not guaranteed.
※ All tours are subject to seasonal river conditions.
Meeting point:
Kuranda Riverboat jetty
Barron, River Esplanade, Kuranda QLD 4881, Australia
Meeting point information:
Cross the pedestrian bridge at Kuranda Railway Station and walk down the stairs to the Barron River. The boarding point is at the jetty where the red flag is flying. There is no road access down to the river, so please walk from the station.
Barron, River Esplanade, Kuranda QLD 4881, Australia