What is the best time to visit Palm Cove?
What is the best time to visit Palm Cove? If you want to avoid the wet, be sure to travel during the dry season from April to November: the town is sleepier during November to March; the weather is balmy enough to enjoy a swim in the pool; and the sun still makes an appearance in between downpours.
Can you see the sunset in Palm Cove?
Palm Cove is a truly special place that offers some of the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets in the world and some of the most amazing ways to do so as well. If you're planning a holiday and you want to make the most of Australia's natural beauty, come stay with us here at the Reef House.
Is Palm Cove fancy?
The Palm Cove cobble paved waterfront esplanade is lined with luxurious resorts, hotels and self contained apartments, boutique clothing stores, art and convenience shops, day spas, take-away shops and restaurants.
What do you wear in Palm Cove?
What to Bring. Remember to limit the effects of the tropical sun with sunscreen and hats. Pack loose comfortable clothing, walking shoes, swim wear and sunglasses when on Palm Cove holidays.
Why visit Palm Cove?
Palm Cove offers a relaxed and sophisticated holiday. Whether relaxing by your hotel pool, strolling our romantic beaches, dining in our local restaurants or making day trips to the Great Barrier Reef or Daintree Rainforest.
What is the best time to go to Palm Cove?
If you want to avoid the wet, be sure to travel during the dry season from April to November: the town is sleepier during November to March; the weather is balmy enough to enjoy a swim in the pool; and the sun still makes an appearance in between downpours.
Is Palm Cove nice for holiday?
Palm Cove is a beautiful coastal suburb located in Far North Queensland, about 25 kilometres north of Cairns. With its stunning beaches, lush tropical rainforests and beachfront resorts and hotels it's no wonder why Palm Cove has become a popular holiday spot for visitors from around the world.
Who owns Double Island off Palm Cove?
Its owner, Hong-Kong businessman Benny Wu, coined the resort a paradise for high-end tourists at “the very top end of the market” after purchasing the island for $5.68 million in 2012.
Can you snorkel at Palm Cove beach?
You can watch fish feeding, go on a snorkeling expedition, try scuba diving, view the coral and marine life on a semi-submersible submarine, and enjoy a tasty buffet lunch. Transport between Palm Cove and Port Douglas is included.
Is Palm Cove closer to Cairns or Port Douglas?
Only a 25 minute drive to Cairns and a 35 minute drive to Port Douglas, Palm Cove is situated in the perfect location to explore the many Attractions of Far North Queensland. The World Heritage-listed Rainforest is minutes from Palm Cove and the Great Barrier Reef; so close it is just a hop skip and a jump away.
Can you swim at Palm Cove crocodiles?
Palm Cove is within known “Croc Country” and it is vitally important that everyone in far north Queensland practices “CrocWise” behaviour. In particular: Obey crocodile signs—they are there for your own protection. Never swim in water where crocodiles may live, even if there is no warning sign present.
Is there a bus from Palm Cove to Port Douglas?
SR Coaches offer a reliable and safe shuttle bus between Palm Cove and Port Douglas. Travel with peace of mind knowing you won't be waiting for a taxi or public bus in Palm Cove or Port Douglas and book your shuttle with SR Coaches.
Are there stingers at Palm Cove?
You'll also find stinger nets at Palm Cove, Clifton Beach, Yorkey's Knob, Holloways Beach, Trinity Beach, Kewarra Beach and Ellis Beach, most beaches in the area.
Where can I see crocodiles in Palm Cove?
Hartley's Lagoon The number one spot to see crocodiles up close in North Queensland! Take a 25-minute cruise on Hartley's Lagoon in our specially designed boats to observe crocodiles in a coastal melaleuca wetland.