Trinity Beach accommodation

About Trinity Beach

Our "Trinity" - a very special refuge from a hectic world ...

If you ask a local, they’ll tell you this is the most beautiful region in Australia, so it deserves Australia’s most beautiful name. The name has evolved to describe the place where green merges into blue; this is the only place on Earth where two World Heritage-listed entities exist side by side – Australia’s Tropical Rainforests and The Great Barrier Reef.

Add to the mix Australia’s premier resort town – Port Douglas – and the oldest surviving rainforest on earth – The Daintree – and you have the most desirable holiday destination in the country. Coupled with an emerging tourist destination such as Trinity, with its pioneering approach and unspoilt beaches, you really do have the winning trifecta !

Each year, over 520,000 visitors come to the region ?to refresh, restore and revitalise their lives in the aquamarine reef waters of the Coral Sea, the crystal creeks of Mossman Gorge, the golden sands of Four Mile Beach and the pleasure spas of Daintree’s eco-resorts.

While nature is the starring attraction, the region’s infrastructure has evolved to present a world class tourism product that has taken the fancy of world presidents (Bill Clinton has visited twice) international celebrities and royalty who all appreciate the chance to enjoy a laid back tropical oasis with sophisticated worldly comforts.

Port Douglas is just an hour’s drive from Cairns and is the gateway to the area. A winning combination of a cosmopolitan township and a friendly village, it has world class resorts and shopping, award winning restaurants and superb galleries and craft stores. Since marine tourism was first pioneered in the 1970’s, Port Douglas has been a popular departure point for day and extended trips to the Great Barrier Reef. Today, it is also the starting point for 4WD safari tours to the Daintree and Cape Tribulation National Parks and beautiful, serene Mossman Gorge.

Information courtesy of Tourism Tropical North Queensland