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Yes. Our water is safe to drink for everyone. In fact, it's actually pretty good! Cairns water is supplied from the Atherton Tablelands, where pollution is almost zero. We have modern-day...

Cairns was named for Sir William Wellington Cairns and officially founded in 1876, following the discovery of gold in the surrounding area. However, Captain James Cook had 'discovered' the area more...

Cairns is just as safe as Sydney or Melbourne at night. Statistically speaking, it's much safer. If you go for a walk and stay in the main areas, then yes, you will be safe. What makes Cairns...

Whether you chose to be here or got flooded in by monsoonal rain, Cairns is actually a pretty great place to spend Christmas. This post will cover the important bits that you need to...

Here is a quick little what's up on the Reef Fleet Terminal aka the busiest place in Cairns. I'm going to cover the following; Parking at and near the terminalAirport transfersBreakfast and...

Yorkeys Knob is a sleepy little suburb in Far North Queensland with a quiet and beautiful dog friendly beach. Where is Yorkeys Knob Yorkeys is located approximately 13 Km North of Cairns which...