Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Daintree

"Long known for being one of Port Douglas’ most favourable restaurants, Salsa is a ‘must-do’ for visitors and locals alike. Salsa has been serving up international dishes using local produce in Port Douglas for over 20 years now. Not only is the food phenomenal but the service is on point!"

"Hemingway’s is the triple threat of Port Douglas – a microbrewery, bar and restaurant!. One of the newest kids on the block, Hemingways has quickly earn’t its reputation as being one of the best spots for an ice-cold beverage with stunning surrounds. Located on the Reef Marina, Hemingway’s is the first of its kind in Far North Queensland."

"Hemingway’s has the best set-up on the end of the Marina where sunsets are aplenty and the vibes are always super chilled. As well as seriously good craft beers, they also have a solid casual menu that’s perfect for downing with a schooner. Expect pizzas, fish ‘n’ chips, burgers and lighter bites."

"Hemingway's makes the most of a fabulous location at the marina with a broad deck, a long bar and Dickson Inlet views. There are usually six brews on tap, including Hard Yards dark lager and Pitchfork Betty's..."

"Watergate Restaurant and Lounge Bar is located on the corner of Grant Street and Macrossan Street. Treat yourself to a collection of innovative dishes in an exquisite open-air venue surrounded by lush green plants. They also have a killer cocktail list to get your appetite going!"

"Watergate on Port Douglas’ main street celebrates contemporary Australian cuisine. Try the kangaroo loin, crocodile san choy bau, or macadamia-encrusted eggplant stack, paired with a drink from the restaurant’s extensive wine list."

"Port Douglas’ Combined Services Club (sign in as a guest member) has gone a bit fancy since its days of being dubbed the Tin Shed, but the over-water deck, good-value meals and reasonably priced drinks make this..."

"Cape Tribulation is full of Cassowarries, so it woudl only be natural to have a restaurant named after one!. Offering breakfast, lunch and dinner and located in the heart of Cape Tribulation at Ferntree Rainforest Hotel (see below, this is where we stayed), their traditional Balinese designed restaurant is set in a secluded location for all to enjoy a relaxing rainforest dining experience. Their menu is not extensive, but you are sure to find something you like and we found their prices to be very reasonable."

"City: Port Douglas, 121 Port Douglas Road Port Douglas QLD 4871. You can use the outdoor seating facilities the restaurant is offe..."

"This crowd favourite on Macrossan Street is ideal if you’re all about a classic breakfast menu that still tastes scrumptious. You can’t go wrong when you start the day with a mouth-watering meal at Cafe Ziva, and the coffee is always top-notch, too. The decadent 3 stack pancakes with banana, Nutella, and almonds are a popular choice, or you could try the tasty breakfast bruschetta or vegetarian omelette."

"Locals rate open-fronted Euro-chic Ziva for good coffee and breakfasts such as eggs Benedict. Lunch is mostly burgers and toasted sandwiches. Breakfast in Port Douglas"

"At the other end of the scale, you have Rattle and Hum pub doing great pizza and steak. Casual atmosphere with an open wood-fired pizza kitchen. Pool tables and sports channels are scattered around the pub."

"In the heart of Port Douglas, enjoy a wood-fired pizza or a hearty steak and salad with a cosy, relaxed feel and family friendly atmosphere. CasualCasualDinnerDinnerFamilyFamilyLunchLunchTakeawayTakeaway"

"Offering luxurious villas with free WiFi, a private plunge pool and a patio with a BBQ, Niramaya Villas and Spa is just 10 minutes’ walk from Four Mile Beach. Guests enjoy a restaurant, a bar and a 30-metre pool. All villas boast lake or garden views, a kitchen and a lounge area with a flat-screen TV and a DVD player."

"This modern resort in Port Douglas offers complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as outdoor tennis courts and a swimming pool. It also provides a Jacuzzi, a plunge pool and a sauna."

"The boutique-style Hibiscus Resort and Spafeatures spacious suites and tropical gardens only 300-metres from Four Mile Beach. The tropical-themed accommodation each feature a balcony offering lovely pool and garden views There is a great selection of large open-plan studio accommodation or spacious one-bedroom suites available, many of which have a spa bath. Guests can relax by the hotel’s pools or enjoy a massage or treatment at the Hibiscus Spa."

"The boutique-style Hibiscus Resort and Spa features spacious suites and tropical gardens only 300-metres from Four Mile Beach. The tropical-themed accommodation each feature a balcony offering lovely pool and garden views There is a great selection of large open-plan studio accommodation or spacious one-bedroom suites available, many of which have a spa bath. All include an outdoor dining area overlooking the property."

"Heated pool Spa and wellness centre Massage 3 more…. Hibiscus Resort & Spa is situated in the heart of Port Douglas and offers studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments set in lush tropical gardens. Unwind, relax & revitalise in our Hibiscus Spa ..."

"Cnr Grant & Macrossan Streets, Port Douglas, Queensland 4877, AustraliaTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit CardsCafe, Australian, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Brunch, DrinksHK$94 - HK$118+61 7 4099 6111"

"This crowd favourite on Macrossan Street is ideal if you’re all about a classic breakfast menu that still tastes scrumptious. You can’t go wrong when you start the day with a mouth-watering meal at Cafe Ziva, and the coffee is always top-notch, too. The decadent 3 stack pancakes with banana, Nutella, and almonds are a popular choice, or you could try the tasty breakfast bruschetta or vegetarian omelette."

"Locals rate open-fronted Euro-chic Ziva for good coffee and breakfasts such as eggs Benedict. Lunch is mostly burgers and toasted sandwiches. Breakfast in Port Douglas"

"The Turtle Rock Café offers fresh wholesome food, great coffee and outdoor dining, with a casual friendly atmosphere. Situated 400m from the beach, the Turtle Rock Cafe is located within the heart of the Daintree National Park. Turtle Rock Café is also home to Ocean Safari, Cape Tribulation’s popular half day tour, offering exhilarating rides to snorkel the pristine untouched Great Barrier Reef off the Daintree Coast at Cape Tribulation."

"The award-winning 2 Fish Restaurant offers contemporary seafood cuisine with a tropical flare. Previously named the ‘Best Seafood Restaurant in Australia’, 2 Fish does not disappoint with it’s carefully curated menu of delicious seafood dishes, decadent desserts and an impressive wine and cocktail list to match. The stylish yet comfortable atmosphere and friendly yet professional service will have you coming back for more."

"A post shared by Alex Jupp (@alexjuppp) on Jun 16, 2018 at 7:40am PDT. The gorgeous headland, Anzac Park, is the perfect place to relax on the Port Douglas waterfront and watch sweeping views of the Coral Sea and the cruise boats, even as palm trees sway musically in the background. Dedicated to the ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps), the park also allows views of the rolling mountains of Mount Lewis and Spurgeon National Parks in the west, mangroves on the Daintree River, and the Sugar Wharf Jetty."

"One of the best things to do at night in Port Douglas doesn’t cost a single cent. Stroll down to Anzac Park and along the palm tree-lined waterfront to see the spectacular Port Douglas sunset from the land. It’s an incredible sight and a perfect photo opportunity."