The Daintree river, which flows into the middle of the forest of the same name, is a wonderful place. Here you can fish the famous barramundi (the fish that live in the tropical north of Australia, in both fresh and saltwater), and even observe crocodiles in their natural habitat. The forest is a wonder, with shelters, hostels, and holiday centres, as well as nature for everyone - giant bats, huge iguanas, snakes, frogs, and even 15cm butterflies!
The Daintree River, which flows through the forest bearing the same name, is a veritable hotbed of water: you can dare to catch the famous barramundi (fish typical of the tropical north of Australia, who lives in both fresh and salt water and is excellent food) and even see many crocodiles in their wild, natural habitat. This forest is a wonder in itself and, is in fact not a very populated site. Most shelters, hostels and tourist villages work together so that it is open to everyone. Here you can see fruit bats, guano several meters long, pythons of all kinds, frogs, butterflies and moths that
