Port Douglas Tourist Information Maps, Apps and Webcam
Port Douglas Tourist information includes what to pack, maps and local travel information to assist you in the best holiday.
Visitors can enjoy the delicious local food and a friendly lifestyle.
You can visit us at visitportdouglas.com.au and use the live chat with our team for quick extra information anytime.
Port Douglas Tourist information all the extra bits, including maps, apps and webcams to enhance your stay.
What to pack for a holiday in Port Douglas
Port Douglas is chic. We wear lightweight, comfortable clothes made from natural, breathable fabrics. If you forget anything or need some retail therapy, Macrossan Street has fantastic shops where you will find everything you need.
Here is our list of what to pack for Port Douglas
Ladies
- Sundress
- Shorts
- Sarong
- Swimmers – Ladies head to Macrossan Street, opposite Coles, to buy a Port Douglas-designed swimwear from Tahitian Lime.
- Sandals
- Thongs and runners
- Sunglasses and a hat
- Sunscreen and moisturiser
- and anti-fizz hair products and hair ties
Gents
- Shorts
- Lightweight shirts
- Swimmers
- Thongs
- Runners
- Sunglasses and a hat
Sun protection
Port Douglas is best known for the summer holidays, the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the lush Daintree Rainforest. Everyone needs to slip on a shirt, some sunscreen, and a hat.
When visiting the Great Barrier Reef, please use reef-safe sunscreen.
Port Douglas Travel Maps
Travel Time from Cairns to Port Douglas is approximately one hour and ten minutes along one of the most beautiful coastal roads.
Top 5 hints to avoid being seasick while at the reef
Port Douglas is a fantastic gateway to Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef. Here are our tips on how to avoid being seasick. It’s always a great idea to check the weather before booking a reef tour.
- Most boats sell seasick tablets. It is good to take some if you are prone to motion sickness.
- Sit outside in the fresh air and focus on the horizon
- Sip on lemonade
- Ginger tablets can also be helpful.
- avoid reading
COVID Safe
Port Douglas has been COVID-safe and welcomes visitors for fantastic tropical holidays.
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