Mangrove forest

The Mangrove forest in Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia is a unique and fascinating ecosystem. The Daintree Rainforest, located nearby, is the oldest rainforest in the world, estimated to be over 135 million years old. The forest is home to many animal and plant species that can be found nowhere else in the world. Visitors can take a cruise on the Daintree River, which runs through the forest, to spot wildlife such as saltwater crocodiles, tropical birds, and tree kangaroos. The forest also offers several hiking trails, including the Myall Beach to Cape Tribulation Beach trail and the Dubuji Boardwalk, which provide opportunities to explore the forest and its inhabitants. The nearby Dickson Inlet is a scenic waterway with a marina, walking and cycling trails, and opportunities for fishing and wildlife spotting. The area is also home to several wildlife centers and tour operators that offer guided tours and interactive experiences with native animals