Cape York 7 Days Of Adventure

• Ride a Royal Enfield Himalayan
• Fishing gear
• Fully set up camp site
• Food, snacks, drinking water and soft drinks
• Fuel
• Bike maintenance
• All permits and passes
• Support vehicle
• Ferry crossings
• Coach transfer to the airport
• Flights from Bamaga to Cairns

Optional add on extras to your tour
** Helicopter flights and Jet Ski Tours **

(Day 1 Monday) 8am Meet for briefing at Nautilus Street, 4879 Trinity Beach. Let’s go we’re heading north our first stop will be Rex’s lookout for some pics of the spectacular views. Back on the bikes to the Daintree Ferry terminal. Eyes on the water we might see a croc passing by. Cape Tribulation, we will stop for some lunch before we tackle the Bloomfield Track (the coastal road): 31 km of rough unsealed road with steep inclines, descents and creek crossings, quick refreshment stop at Wujal Wujal it’s only a short walk to see the awesome waterfalls. Less than an hour on the bikes we will be at our 1st night’s camp. The iconic Lions Den.

(Day 2 Tuesday) Up early for a cooked breakfast then we’re off to explore Cooktown and the awesome view from Grassy Hill Lookout. Then we have a long ride ahead of us through the Lakefield National Park heading to our next camp, Musgrave Station which was first built as an overland telegraph station in 1887.

(Day 3 Wednesday) The Archer River Roadhouse is a hub for locals and travelers alike. Breathtaking scenery of the Archer River encapsulates the roadhouse, with adventure waiting at every turn.

(Day 4 Thursday) Bramwell station This is a great stop with live entertainment while we enjoy our great evening meal.

(Day 5 Friday) Quick stop at Bramwell Junction Located a short distance from the start of the famous Old Telegraph Line.( Optional the group to discuss ) – The OTL is easier in the dry season, but if there’s been some wet weather the water crossings get too deep to cross so we will take one of the bypass roads instead. Stopping at the iconic Fruit Bat Falls for a swim. This picturesque natural weir is croc-free. It has plenty of shady picnic areas, making it the ideal place for a pit stop for refreshments. Then on to the Jardine river camping area for some fishing, relax in camp or take a walk and check out the area before dinner. Warning: Keep well away from the bank as there’s lots of crocodiles in this area!!

(Day 6 Saturday) After breakfast we board the Jardine ferry and head to Bamaga where we will stop at the supermarket for some supplies.We could do some fishing on the Seisia pier before a short ride to the well known Croc Tent for souvenirs on our way to Punsand Bay, our campsite for the night. Amazing spot. We have time to give the jet skies a go, fish, explore or chill, in our camp area or at the corrugation bar.

(Day 7 Sunday) Lets Go To The Tip! Pajinka, the traditional name for the northernmost point of mainland Australia at the top of the Cape York Peninsula! After photos and a beer to celebrate we head off to our last night at Loyalty Beach. Let’s go see the WWll plane crash sites before we head to our camp and our farewell dinner and Loyalty’s famous Fish n chips! A chance to remember what we have achieved it’s been hard at times but well worth the effort. On this trip of a lifetime we’ve made lots of new friends and a stack of awesome memories, on a motorcycle tour that’s full of adventure!

(Day 8 Monday) After an early breakfast it’s time for the team at FNQ MT to say goodbye and well done to all our new friends. The bus has arrived. It’s a short drive to Bamaga airport for your flight back to Cairns. What a trip we all had and we hope to see you all again on your next FNQ Motorcycle adventure!!