Daintree River 

The Daintree River is the great dividing river that separates the Daintree rainforest from the rest of the world.

The Daintree Ferry is the only way to cross the river. It operates on a cable system and is capable of taking up to 16 vehicles across the river at a time.

Home to a stunning array of tropical life, the river supports saltwater and freshwater marine life, including the saltwater crocodile.

Further Information

There have been numerous reports of crocodile attacks, so it is important not to step close to the riverbank and absolutely never swim

Further Information

The Daintree River Ferry operates from 6 a.m. to midnight daily.