Cape York

went up many years ago in my ford xy 4wd van, but want to do it again, at my own pace this time so I can see everything

If you can go, do it. Fantastic experience

What a great adventure. Would recommend to anyone would enjoys traveling and meeting people

Absolutely mind blowing to be standing on the northern most tip of Australia. It's a relatively easy walk to the top, and although only a short walk I suggest you allow a couple of hours to properly enjoy the trip and explore the cliffs to the east and west of the tip. Bring lots of sunscreen!

Australia at it's best. History. Nature. People. Culture. Story time
Serenity. Simply must be on every person's bucket 🪣 list. We love Australia

I did the Cape trip twice between 1986 and 89 when I was stationed in Brisbane in the army. Was lucky to do it with army vehicles and army mates. One up and back on DR 250 Suzuki's and the other in 110 Landrovers and Mercedes Uni Mogs. A must do trip for all those who dream about adventure and seeing the largest area of Wilderness in the work which is Cape York

Travelling north from Cairns on the Seaswift freighter MV Trinity, we plied our way through the inner reef and rounded the tip of Cape York bound for Horn & Thursday Islands. After spending a full day & night at Thursday Island, we set sail for Seasia, on the west coast of the cape. We spent two days at Bamaga, Cape York Penisula Lodge. We hired a 4wd and drove to "the tip". An easy drive, but narrow road/track, unsealed with corrigation. We stopped at "the tip" car park, and started our ascent to the hill overlooking the top end of Australia. Not an easy climb, as described by others. No pathway, very rocky. We settled on stopping at the last cairn, there where a few we passed on our trek, and looked out over the turquoise waters dotted with small islands. During low tides, you can avoid the hill trek and walk along the waters edge around to the tip. Signs to alert of crocodiles are in the area, so all care should be taken. Also, visit early morning and take plenty of water, as the heat builds rather quickly.

Loved every moment

Good 4w4 drive spot best in Australia

We had a mini break at The Temple. Our hosts Katy and Jason were a lot of fun. We opted to have them cook our meals and the food was delicious. We stayed in the Shed Re La - very comfortable and the outdoor shower and toilet overlooking the rainforest with water views - sublime.
Jason Watkins is a very talented musician and played for us one evening. The communal bar and eating area meant we could have a chat with the other guests.
We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and highly recommend a stay here.

Cape york is so nice. I have rode up there on my dirt bike and did the 4wd on my dirt bike and also my car and its so fun

It's at the very top of Australia I was there 3 weeks ago with my dad and 2 of our friends and I really want to do the same trip again in 2 years time but it took us 3 years to plan this trip.

Life changing experience. If you get a chance to travel Cape York just do it. Allow as much time as you can as there is so much to see. Take your time on the roads/corregations. Do your homework and make sure the roads are accessible at the time of year your planning to go. Loyalty bay caravan park at Seisa is great. Clean and right on the beach. Great fishing off Seisa Wharf.

Long bumpy rd but worth it

Must go, must drive teli track, must have fun.

You will, its a long drive from NSW Boarder.

I have just read that a boy (17yo) has been stung and killed by poisonous jellyfish a in Bamaga. So be cautious guys.

fell in a cliff, but then this ripped purple dude started screaming and saved me, idk whats happening man this dude came up to me later and said do you believen gravity, these

Great spot to go camping. Bring a 4x4

I nearly said ‘no’ I don’t want to go. Aussie Tagalog changed my mind! What an adventure. Just do it!

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