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Dreamcatcher Apartments
Address - 26-28 Reef Street, 4877, Port Douglas
General Information
The ideal base for your Port Douglas escape is Dreamcatcher five star appointed, Holiday Apartments, 12 spacious holiday apartments in a secluded beachside location just metres from pristine Four Mile Beach and minutes from the town centre of Port Douglas. At Dreamcatcher Apartments, you can choose from Standard or luxury Studio Apartments, in single or twin configurations. Fringed by the spectacular Great Barrier Reef and World Heritage-listed rainforests, the township is a delightful blend of modern style yet tradition charm. Shops and galleries are interspersed with chic roadside eateries, stylish a-la-carte restaurants and cosmopolitan bars.
2 BR Twin Key
(Minimum 2 nights stay) 2 Bedroom and 2 bathroom adjoining apartments consisting of Studio and Luxury 1 bedroom, has over 110m floor space. Bedding is 1 x King and 1 x Queen or 1 x Queen and 2 x Single. Private facilities including, kitchen, laundry and 2 x private balconies.
Facilities Air conditioning
Balcony
CD player
Dial-up Internet access
Fax/modem telephone line
Hairdryer
In-house movies
Ironing equipment
Opening windows
Safe
Satellite TV
Self catering (full kitchen)
Tea/coffee making
Luxury 1 Bedroom
(Minimum 2 nights stay) Includes kingsize or queensize or twin beds configuration, ensuite bathroom, 4 burner, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, private balcony, laundry facility, occupancy two adults, $25 per night extra person charge, maximum 3 occupants.
Facilities Air conditioning
Balcony
CD player
Dial-up Internet access
Fax/modem telephone line
Hairdryer
In-house movies
Ironing equipment
Safe
Satellite TV
Self catering (full kitchen)
Tea/coffee making
Superior Studio Apt.
(Minimum 2 nights stay) These multi-award winning Superior Studio Apartments contain 5 star furnishings and fittings with, queen bed, three seater lounge suite, stereo, video, in-house movie and sattelite channels, kitchenette, balcony, air-conditioning, ensuite.
Facilities Air conditioning
Balcony
CD player
Dial-up Internet access
Fax/modem telephone line
Hairdryer
In-house movies
Ironing equipment
Kitchenette (basic facilities)
Safe
Satellite TV
Tea/coffee making
Trouser press
Hotel Facilities Bar/lounge
Dry cleaning/laundry
Non-smoking floors
Outdoor swimming pool
Restaurant
Spa
Tour desk
Within walking distance are 2 world class golf courses
internet cafe
video hire. Tours from apart.
Business Facilities
Apartment features:
indigenous interior design
designer fixtures and furnishings
private patio or balcony
private laundry facilities (washer and dryer)
air conditioning and ceiling fans
lock-up storage area
direct dial STD/ISD phones
private undercover carpark
cable and free-to-air television, video and stereo
dedicated fax / modem line for PC's
insect screens throughout
hairdryer
walk-in wardrobes
Property Features:
secluded seaside location
50 metre walk to Four Mile Beach
walking distance to 2 restaurants
five gourmet restaurants within 2km
saltwater swimming pool with spa
pool pavilion and barbecue
tropical landscaped gardens
multi-lingual hosts
tour and regional information
fax service via office (8:30am-6pm)
close to two golf courses
5 minutes walk to shopping centre (home delivery available)
bicycle hire
20 minute intervals bus service to town (high season)
half hourly bus service (low season)
taxi fare to town $8~$10
Children and Extra Guests (Any additional charges are payable direct to the hotel)
Apartment rates accommodate 2 adults for studio and 1 bedroom apartments and up to 4 adults for 2 bedroom apartments.
extra child is $17 per night, extra adult is $25 per night.
Check In Time
1400hrs
Office hours are from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. If checking in after office hours pre-arranged late check-ins can be organized directly through (07) 4099 1800 or via manager.
Check Out Time
1000hrs
Car Parking
Off street undercover parking is available to guests.
Getting There
We can arrange taxi or airport shuttle from Cairns international airport, on your behalf, this service delivers guests directly to Dreamcatcher Apartments. If you are driving yourself then all you do is turn off the Capt. Cook Highway into Port Douglas Road and then take the second round-about to your right, Barrier Street which becomes Reef Street. We are located at 26-28 oposite the Barrier Reef Tavern. Call +61 7 4099 1800 to arrange airport transfers.
Things To Do
Popular local attractions include:
Daintree Rainforest
Visit the world's oldest rainforest—Daintree Rainforest—located in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. This 894,000 hectare rainforest is the home to thousands of species of birds and animals, as well as a spectacular array of flora. A range of tours is available.
Great Barrier Reef
Arguably Mother Nature's greatest marvel lies on Port Douglas' doorstep. It is of course the Great Barrier Reef, on of the most spectacular and awe-inspiring features of the world. A wide range of vessels make daily trips to the reef, allowing guests to snorkel, swim, sail or just view the delights through a glass bottom boat.
Beaches
Four Mile Beach at Port Douglas is renowned for its tranquil beauty but Tropical North Queensland also boast many other diverse beaches. The 40 minute drive from Cairns to Port Douglas takes in a number of beachside towns, each with its own individual feel and attractions. Choose from a wide range of watersports and activities at these beaches or just browse among shops, galleries and eateries.
Aboriginal Experiences
Aboriginal traditions are an important part of the history of this region. The Aboriginal culture is presented for visitors at the multi-award winning Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park, just north of Cairns. Visitors can interact with the members of the Aboriginal community, learn about bush foods and medicines, and see a corroboree. Kuku Yalanji people of the Mossman George guided tours are also available to gain an insight into local Aboriginal culture and traditions.
Wildlife parks and tours
Tropical North Queensland is well known for its fauna, and the region's native species are showcased at many parks, farms and sanctuaries throughout the area. Two of the most prominent are wild World between Cairns and Port Douglas, and Rainforest Habitat at Port Douglas. Both offer varied experiences for visitors.
Skyrail Cable Cars and Scenic Rail
Skim over the rainforest canopy on the Skyrail cable cars from Cairns to the village of Kuranda, then enjoy the spectacular sights as you meander back down the mountains on the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway. Both are musts for the visitor who wants to experience the true beauty and incredible scenery of this amazing area.
Beyond Port Douglas
The region's thriving sugar industry has its' heart at Mossman, just north of Port Douglas. Mossman also boasts the closest and most accessible rainforests to Port Douglas - Mossman Gorge, with its swimming holes and walking tracks. Beyond Mossman is the township of Daintree where guests can cruise the Daintree River and view its diverse flora and fauna.
Atherton Tablelands
A drive to the picturesque Atherton Tablelands is like a step back in time - rolling green hills dotted with charming villages and lush farmlands. A wide range of crops as well as cattle are farmed on the Tablelands so the landscape is diverse. Ideal for a leisurely drive and the chance to browse in the shops and galleries and sample some fine local fare.
Sports, fishing and adventure
Sports—adventure and otherwise—are plentiful in the North. Port Douglas has tow high class golf courses while the Cairns region has others. Game fishing is a northern speciality as are other sports such as white water rafting, bungy jumping, parasailing and other water sports. Hire bicycles for a closer view of this region, go horseriding, kayaking, or take the easy way on a motorcycle tour, hot air balloon ride, helicopter or tiger moth flight.
Historic Cooktown and Cape Tribulation
Just south of Daintree, a car ferry will take you across to Cape Tribulation National Park which features spectacular rainforest, pristine beaches and boardwalks. The Daintree World Heritage Rainforest has been likened to an ever-changing, living museum.
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