We Rode North Queensland’s Most Scenic Train - Kuranda, Skyrail, & More! (Cairns, Australia)

Today, we’re taking a day trip from Cairns on the Kuranda Scenic Railway and Skyrail Gondola. We ride the historic train up through the rainforest to reach the small town of Kuranda, check out the Rainforestation and markets, and then head back down with amazing views on the Skyrail. It’s a great way to experience North Queensland’s rainforests and spend a day exploring Kuranda. Hope you find this helpful for planning your own trip!

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[Danilyn_Livao]

Your video really brought the beauty of the journey to life, from the historic train ride through lush landscapes to the incredible views from the Skyrail! 😍 Thanks for sharing these great tips and insights for planning a trip 💙✈

[JhoelandOlivia]

This video was exceptional. Thank you for visiting and showing Australia's indigenous culture. Sammy, you can definitely pull off those pants, and Tommy looks very handsome in the akubra hat. Love it when you travel with your parents too. Love you all. Your channel is the only travel we watch! Thank you 🦋🌈 Love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️

[grahamejohn]

Nice, you folks seem to be thoroughly enjoying yourselves and you are really nice people.

[victorsaiz]

I'm glad you liked the army duck tour! Very cool video, take care guys!

[robertbackhouse]

Once again wonderful footage. Looks like you are have a great time. Enjoy.

[peterg]

I now see how well Cairns has come along. I was there in 1972 and it still makes me proud to be a 5th generation Aussie. Thanks for your great video coverage and lovely family moments. Glad you had a memorable time. 50 years ago I hired a old fishing boat and cruised over the horizon to Green Island. Wow... memories flooding back. Cheers from Sydney.

[vaiki]

Thanks guys for visiting our home and backyard. Love the videos you are creating. And welcome back to Far North Queensland anytime!

[tonilea]

Ha ha, I did feel for you Sammy .We did the sky rail both ways and 😅 I panicked the whole way up, coming back down was better tbh. - best day ever. We saw a Ulysses butterfly in the wild at the restaurant. Majestic creatures.

[edwardleecaliforniausa]

Hi all happy Saturday night and great vlog and I enjoy your channel and you all amazing supporter

[johnpage]

Happy and glad that you enjoyed your trip to Australia 🇦🇺.

[robertjames-life]

Looks awesome! Glad to see you guys having good family time! Be safe.

[MrDredd]

You should check out the Australian armour and artillery museum thats in Cairns, its the largest military vehicle museum in the southern hemisphere..

[jillhurford]

As usual ... loved the video especially the gondola footage! And, YES!, on the hat. :)

[Nicolas-AUD]

You guys are awesome. I'll wait for my partner to watch this episode in a couple of minutes xD

[melodywitch]

IDk if u guys will have time for it or want to do it but there is a bungie jumping place near James cook university that is great. they offer the traditional bungie jump but they also have like a big swing and a swing that's a little closer to the ground if u dont want to go so high up or jump. if u have jumped before u have options to use props while jumping such as they let u jump off with a dirt bike and it all takes place over a waterhole in the middle of the rainforest so its super pretty. the food is pretty nice too and not to far away is yorkies nob if you want to have some drinks and food on the fancier side.

[nevillemignot]

The was some misinformation given by one of the guide books there, the D.U.C.K's were also used by the Australian Army all over the Pacific. I remember my dad telling us kids about the joint patrols he used to do with US Army troops on the island of Bouganville, using Australian D.U.C.K's in the swamps and mangroves.

[beauk]

You have to go to paronella park while your in cairns.

[michaelmayo]

I could catch my boomerang 9 times out of 10 .when l was 12 ..as long as there was no wind...

[reinokarvinen]

that ride cost only a couple of dollars as a local in 1980

[lionellloyd]

Marvelous how history is manipulated range orest people never had diderdoos they were restricted to the gulf country and kakadu.