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Cairns

Location

Cairns edges Australia’s northeast coastline, about 1700 km north of the state of Queensland's capital of Brisbane.

Climate

Situated in tropical Far North Queensland, the Cairns Region experiences year-long heat, with thunderstorm-heavy Summers averaging highs of 25º - 32ºC and lows usually reaching 19º - 26ºC between May and August throughout Winter.

Population

Around 150,000 residents, as of 2016.

Nearby Cities

Townsville; Mossman; Port douglas; Cooktown; Mission beach; Kuranda; Mackay; Airlie Beach; Mareeba; Babinda; Bamaga

Highlights

The Great Barrier Reef; Green, Fitzroy and Frankland Islands; Diving & Rafting Courses; Extreme Sports; Atherton Tablelands; Tropical Florists; Hot springs

Divers paradise, with clear and transparent seas, a city full of sun, nature, sport and fun.

Australia

While Australia’s nature is special across the country, Cairns’ white sands, crystal clear shores and tropical greens combine with a perpetually sunny climate to make a paradise unlike any in the world. On land as well as underwater, the city is a feast of colours and experiences, and a haven for travellers, outdoor adventurers and divers alike.

An internationally adored treasure of environmental wonders, home most famously to The Great Barrier Reef and its stunning marine life, Cairns has become an essential stop-off for visitors to The Sunshine State and an increasingly popular place of study for a current generation of young academics, local and global.