Back Country Bliss Adventures
Port Douglas

River Drift Snorkelling

Imagine entering a rainforest that is millions of years old. The crystal clear, healing waters cascading down the river giving life to the rainforest plants and animals. Imagine floating effortlessly down the river, being an observer of the flourishing marine life, rainforest butterflies and water birds of the area.

Mountain Biking

Half or Full Day Mountain Biking. Ride on one of the top 10 Mountain bike trails in Australia! Rainforest rides tailor made to suit your experience, ability and desired ride. Expert Mountain bike instructors will guide you through ancient rainforest, Eucalypt scrub, Savannah land and more! All equipment provided, with a tropical fruit platter presented on completion of your ride and the chance to cool off in a beautiful safe swimming hole.

Sea Kayaking Snapper Island

Snapper Island is one of only a few islands in this area accessible from the mainland by sea kayaks. The journey begins soon with a beautiful scenic drive past sugar cane fields, coastal beaches and the mighty Daintree River.

After a safety briefing and instruction, a mildly challenging paddle awaits to take you to the island. You land on one of many idyllic beaches for a tropical lunch before beginning to explore the island coast line and aquatic wonderland, stopping in at another beautiful white sand, sun drenched beach for more relaxation. Before heading back to the mainland whilst navigating around the island, setting sail if there is ample trade wind, and coasting home.

Sea Kayaking Half Day

Visit one of Tropical North Queensland's most unspoilt and uncrowded coastal environments via their fun and safe sit-on-top sea kayaks out of Port Douglas. This reef and island area is home to a vast array of wild life, from very inquisitive Sea Turtles that speedily follow you through the water, to various fish directly underneath and mighty White-breasted Sea-Eagles riding the thermals above. If you are truly lucky whilst sea kayaking in the Coral Sea around Port Douglas then you may even see a Dugong feeding on the sea grass below!