Our skipper knew his crocodiles, where to find them and all about them. We found two, a large male in the water and a female stretched out on the bank. Commentary was knowledgeable and amusing and we thought the outing was good value.

The only boat tour permitted in the Cape Tribulation Section of Daintree National Park. Very informative and the skipper knew exactly where to find the crocodiles. If you want to see crocodiles in the mangroves and be educated in a entertaining way then take this cruise!

Awesome short trip .The owner of the boat apart from hilarious dry sense of humor shares his deep knowledge of the crocs and the area. Plus his navigation skills enable the participants to take the most amazing shots of the crocodiles. Thanks Tomek & Maja

In July 2012, we took the one hour boat tour to explore Cooper creek in the Daintree National Park. Looking back at our holidays in Queensland, this is probably the tour we would most like to repeat. The nature is beautiful here, and while we certainly took the tour to spot crocs - and we saw them alright! - there... More

Saw some great crocodiles up close. Liked our operator's personality. Thanks.

A big thankyou to Cape Trib Wilderness Cruises. Its fantastic to have such an awesome operator this side of the Daintree, to showcase our diverse eco system and Prehistoric crocodiles. Very rarely do we hear from our customers that they didnt see a croc. Our customers come back delighted that the tour guide was not only friendly, funny and informative... More

We stopped here as part of the Daintree Rainforest, Cape Tribulation and Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary Day Tour The cruise was great, especially the large numbers of crocodiles spotted on the river and nice views along the way it was a lovely trip. Its a small boat with great service. The guide was friendly, knowledgeable and the commentary informative. Overall... More

On this one hour cruise we saw 4 or 5 crocodiles - all doing different things. One was quite close too! But we felt safe at all times. It goes through the beautiful mangroves which I imagine would be much nicer than going to spot crocodiles in the wide daintree river.