Thursday, July 13, 2006

Cooktown

Go to www.adventurenorthaustralia.com to find out how to get to Cooktown now that the road is open.

Cooktown is situated on the East Coast of Cape York approximately 300 road kilometres North of Cairns, North Queensland. In the year 1770, James Cook discovered a safe river to seek shelter and repair the damage done to his ship, The Endeavor, after running aground on the Great Barrier Reef in far North Queensland.

Cooktown is a most historically significant township. Today, you can visit the world class James Cook Museum and discover the diverse history of this coastal town. Walking trails surround Cooktown's Heritage and scenic rim with most attractions within easy walking distance. Cooktown is the closest Australian town to the Great Barrier Reef and with its pristine rivers and reefs offers some of the best fishing in Australia.

You can explore the region of Cooktown and Cape Tribulation with Adventure North. Adventure North is locally owned and operated by people that love and appreciate this vast and beautiful area and they want to share their knowledge and experience with you. They will ensure that you will Adventure North in comfort and that you will take away with you an appreciation, love and respect for this incredible area that is Far North Queensland.

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