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What to See and Do: If you love fishing, bird-watching, bush-walking, camping, four-wheel driving or sailing you’ll find some of the best of your passion here along with a rich history of Australia’s first inhabitants and the more recent history of Captain James Cook and European settlement....see more» |
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Towns and Communities: Cape York Peninsula is sparsely populated, with eighteen communities spread across the region. Weipa and Cooktown are the two main service centres with all facilities expected of a major community. Most smaller communities have basic infrastructure and receive a range of services from government and non-government organisations that sevice regional centres....see more» |
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Getting there and around: Cairns is the first port of call for many visitors to Cape York Peninsula, easily accessed through its International Airport or, if driving, from the Captain Cook Highway.From Cairns, your next mode of transport is up to you. Choose from self-drive 4wd hire vehicles, to scheduled or chartered flights, guided tours, boats or bikes (the motor variety preferably)....see more» |
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Where to stay: Cape York Peninsula has a bed for everyone’s budget with exclusive island resorts catering for the Hollywood and game fishing set to campsites for those on a low budget looking for million dollar views, and hotels and motels, bed and breakfast, and farm stays for everyone inbetween....see more» |
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Access and Safety: Cape York Peninsula is sparsely populated and has many areas that are remote and difficult to access. It is essential when travelling in the region to ensure that you are well equiped and fully prepared for any eventualities. Find out more about the weather, driving, shopping, communications and access permits - and what to look out for in nature....see more» |
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