Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Fitzroy Island Area

"Those in town for the weekend should set their sights (and stomachs) on this iconic Cairns institution. What began as a modest, community food market has now transformed into a bustling three-day event showcasing 180 stalls. Both tourists and locals convene from Friday to Sunday to browse the region’s best."

"No weekend in Cairns is complete without a visit to this busy, vibrant multicultural market. Weave (and taste) your way through piles of seasonal tropical fruits, veggies and herbs, plus farm-fresh honey, locally..."

"Time-poor, we head straight for Kuranda Original Rainforest Market (established in 1978). There are numerous stalls with weird and funky curios, crafts, boutique fashion shops, and a mini-golf course – but not today perhaps!. Shopping is not really my thing, but eating is and the Original Kuranda Market is a self-indulgent feast for foodies."

"Wander through the stalls of the Kuranda Original Market on Therwine Street, and you’ll find artisans at work crafting wood, leather, and jewelry. There are cafes; a botanic garden walk through the rainforest and a mini golf course there too for diversion when you’re tired of shopping."

"Attractions at the Kuranda Heritage Market include:Souvenirs - from toys to well-priced opals, boomerangs, Authentic and locally painted Didgeridoos with free lessons available for everyone. For COVID-19 opening hours and more information, visit Kuranda Heritage Markets. ​Many of the above attractions can be included in your day as part of our Kuranda Scenic Railway Tour Packages."

"In contrast, the Kuranda Heritage Markets has more Australiana-type stalls. Aboriginal artwork and kangaroo fur products, as well as local gemstones, leather, and handcrafted jewellery make unique souvenirs. These markets also feature two of Kuranda’s top tourist attractions, Birdworld and Koala Gardens."

"At the Kuranda Heritage Market, you’ll find everything from didgeridoos to boomerangs to purses made from crocodile and kangaroo leather. There you can enjoy a refreshing drink or some lunch in a beer garden surrounded by the rainforest while listening to the market buskers."

"There are over 180 stores at Cairns Central Shopping Centre which makes it the largest shopping centre in Far North Queensland. There's all your favourite chain stores as well as Myer, Target, Coles JB Hi-Fi and Birch, Carroll and Coyle cinemas. You can shop all day and stop off at the food court which has a range of cuisines for you to choose from."

"Atop Cairns Central Railway Station, you'll find the region's largest shopping mall. It boasts a large supermarket (open nightly to 10pm), Kmart and a range of speciality stores selling everything from books to..."

"Home to a Myer store, one of Australia's biggest department store chains, it is jam packed with almost every type of store you could possibly think of."

"Smithfield Shopping Centre is like most suburban centres in your home city with ladies and mens fashion boutiques, footwear stores, hair and beauty stores and then also butchers, bakeries and the major shops like Coles, Woolworths, Dan Murphy's and Kmart. You will be able to get everything for your holiday in Cairns whether you're stocking up on food and drink for your apartment or if you need a new outfit. The centre is open Monday to Sunday."

"Home to Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, Event Cinemas, Dan Murphy's, the Smithfield Tavern, plus over 125 specialty and service retailers, Smithfield Shopping Centre is conveniently located. Corner Captain Cook and Kennedy Highways, Smithfield, Queensland, Australia"

"Specializing in rainforest art from the Cairns region and desert paintings from Central Australia, this art gallery has a huge collection of pieces available for purchase. Doongal Aboriginal Art is known for its complex symbolism, whose displayed works often reference the history, laws, and natural environment of the artists' culture. Established in 1993, the gallery has represented well-known artists from across Australia, including Margaret Scobie, Minnie Pwerle, Gloria Petyarre, Kathleen Petyarre, and Michael Nelson Tjakamarra."

"UnderArt is an eclectic commercial gallery, with abstract and contemporary works by Cairns-based artists alongside jewelry and sculptures. The accessible prices and hyper-local focus make UnderArt a great place to shop for souvenirs and gifts. The stylish tapas bar next door is run by the same owner and is also worth a visit."

"Origin is the charming cafe outpost of Port Douglas coffee roasters, Four Mile Roasters. The passionate owners source, roast and brew coffee that they love to drink themselves, so you know every sip is going to be good."

"This five-star hotel is not only a fine casino with several bars and restaurants but it is also a great entertainment destination that offers live music, shows and much more. The casino provides a wide variety of table games and over 500 gaming machines. Enjoy a fun evening out at this huge entertainment complex."

"35-41 Warf St, CairnsPhone: (07) 4030 8888Website: www.reefcasino.com.au. You can’t miss the Casino in Cairns; it’s a large, glass domed building with coloured lights that gradually change throughout the night. There are 4 different bars inside amongst the excitant of the pokies and gaming tables."

"Address: 103 Esplanade, Cairns City QLD 4870|Phone: (07) 4051 2241. Right on the Cairns Esplanade is where you'll find Barnacle Bill's Seafood Inn - where waterfront dining doesn't get any better!. The aroma of the regions freshest seafood cut through the fresh sea salt air, making for the perfect destination to take your Valentine."