Io avevo prenotato una macchina privata. Non so se esistono dei mezzi pubblici ... probabilmente si

Trinity beach is small and tranquil. Perfect for kids. Palm cove is a bit livelier with more eating options

We didn't use the local bus services, however I think there some that are hourly and stop at the Sky Rail. It only takes about 10 mins drive.

I'm assuming you mean Abbott St Cairns city! Uber will get you to Trinity beach for UberX: A$32-43, Assist: A$32-43, UberXL: A$52-69 in about 20 minutes depending on traffic. Cabs are roughly the same price and public transport is available. Trinity Beach has a large swimming area enclosed with stinger netting. If you have a hirer car just use your google maps to navigate there.

I didn't see any, however there are public toilets.

I found Palm cove to be a better beach although all along the coast there are some excellent beaches

I actually went to that Thai restaurant one evening and although a little slow service wise i thought the food was pretty good i must admit i did go quite early in the evening not too sure about the takeaway side of things

Thanks for your question. Swimming in the nets is usually very safe. We also have excellent Surf Life Savers on Duty at many northern beaches. As I have lived in the area for over three years, we always take precautions when swimming anywhere along the beaches. Trinity Beach, among others, can have croc sightings. However, if you check out the nets, and the water is clear, you can see when it is perfectly safe. We never swim at nights - EVER - and we don't swim outside the nets. I am always surprised that tourists let their toddlers paddle near the edge. That's not safe. However. I don't want to dissuade you from the excellent opportunity to swim at our beach. Also, if you are concerned, and you are travelling around, Babinda Boudlers is a MUST for a day out of safe swimming, a barbeque and some nice walks. Again, only swim when it is safe to do so, not after a big rain. The water at Babinda is so nice, you won't ever want to leave. Also, at Trinity Beach, if you walk along to the headland, you can stay a while, sit on the bench and watch the big green turtles pop up out of the water. They live there.

As the others said, no problem if you follow the warnings and obey the signs. I understand that normally the crocs would only be found in the creek way down the beach form the supervised area anyway.

No we didn't notice any along the beach for rent