Trinity Beach Tourism News

The whale season is still booming

Sunlover Reef Cruises - Sunlover Reef Cruises News Feed

The whale season is still booming and we've been spotting whales regularly on our way to and from Moore Reef!
So get your customers excited as there is so much more fun waiting for them at the Sunlover Pontoon!!
Your Sunlover Team

Newest Reef Location Opening

Passions of Paradise - Passions Of Paradise News Feed

Passions of Paradise is proud to announce the official opening of our newest reef location — Long Bommie!  Long Bommie is 200 meters long and offers amazing swim throughs, pristine corals and a spectacular array of marine life.   Recently some of our certified divers and participants on our agents day have been the only passengers able to experience this new site. Now that our new mooring is complete we are able to give all passengers access to a truly untouched reef location! Passions now boasts two exclusive reef locations, Long Bommie and Paradise Reef along with our Michaelmas Cay destination!  Passions of Paradise will have a brief ribbon cutting ceremony at Long Bommie on Wednesdays trip and complimentary champagne will be flowing on the return trip for all passengers on board!

Trinity Beach is locals favourite

Sea Change Apartments - Sea Change Apartments News Feed

According to a poll run in The Cairns Post Trinity Beach is the stretch of sand and waves that is voted as the region's top beach.  The poll was run in October 2010 and comes as no surprise to us here at travstar.com. 

Locals and visitors favour the idyllic beach for its calm waters. 

Clifton Beach was voted as the region's second favourite beach with 28 per cent of votes, and Kewarra Beach was a distant third. 

Blue skies & crystal clear water.

Sunlover Reef Cruises - Sunlover Reef Cruises News Feed

Here are some photos taken last week at Moore Reef on the Sunlover Reef Cruises Tour.

Moore Reef is looking great after Cyclone Yasi and we are operating as per usual. Our customers are giving us positive feedback on their days out at the Great Barrier Reef!

Running From Friday 11th February

Raging Thunder - Barron Half Day Rafting News Feed

The half day white water rafting with Raging Thunder is on the Barron River and includes approximately 2 hours of White Water Rafting

Cairns is lucky enough to have the Barron River located just 30 minutes away. The rapids on the Barron River are of grade 2-3 which means they are simple technical rapids with a need to maneuver the raft, which results in great rafting for first timers.

Barron River Rafting - anticipated commencement of operations on Friday 11th February

Back in the water on Thursday the 10th Feb

Reef Experience Cruises - Reef Experience News Feed

Please be advised that Reef Experience is going to have some minor work done in the next couple of days and  will be available from Thursday 10th February 2011

Thank you for your support and have a wonderful day

Paradise Palms Resort and Country Club is fully operational

Paradise Palms Resort & Club - Paradise Palms Resort News Feed

We are very pleased to advise that  Paradise Palms Resort and Country Club is fully operational with no structural damage with power restored and the area is looking beautiful. We were very lucky to come through Yasi and happy to advise that all guests and staff are all safe and sound.

About 20 staff and a large handful of golf members worked for two days on a working bee to clean up debris from the golf course and its now back in its former condition and beauty.

Our telephone lines and the internet is now working and thank you for your patience, understanding along with kind wishes while lines and internet were down last week.

Authorities have declared the Cairns Domestic and International Airport to be fully operational and we are more than ready to welcome guests. While there are areas of Queensland that were devastated, the major tourist towns such as Cairns, Palm Cove and Port Douglas were spared the full force of Cyclone Yasi and business is back to normal.

Tjapukai reopening on Wednesday, 16th February

Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park - Tjapukai by Day News Feed

Good Afternoon everyone,
Well as we are all very well aware Mother Nature has been playing havoc with most of Australia this summer and unfortunately Cyclone Yasi that hit our coast last week did not spare Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park.

We have sustained considerable damage to our Dance Theatre, Cultural Village, Restaurant and the electrics within parts of the main building.

We therefore have to remain closed for both Tjapukai by Day and Tjapukai by Night until Tuesday, 15th February 2010, reopening both products on Wednesday, 16th February.

We will provide you with an update of our status on Monday, 14th February.

We do sincerely apologise for any inconvenience that this has caused, but please be assured that we have not made this decision to remain closed lightly. We do not want to put any of our staff or customers at risk until we are 100% sure that the entire park and the experiences that we are offering are safe and of a high standard.

Running from Wednesday 9th February

Raging Thunder - Tully River Rafting News Feed

Tully River Rafting & Xtreme Rafting - anticipated commencement of operations on Wednesday 9th February

Fitzroy Island Ferries - operating as usual

Raging Thunder - Kayak around Fitzroy Is. News Feed

Fitzroy Island Ferries - operating as usual.
Spend the day on Fitzroy Island exploring one of the Great Barrier Reef's most unspoilt islands. The Raging Thunder Sea Kayak tour will take you to parts of the island not accessible by foot.

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