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Written by Kevin, K-Star Eldridge,

No matter what time of year, green season or dry season, the healing waters of Mossman Gorge are only a 15 minute drive from Port Douglas.

The Kuku-Yalanji indigenous people have traditional community grounds here and in these modern times operate a fascinating walking tour at Kuku Yolanji

I had the privilege of doing 4 weeks work experience at the gorge and to this day always stop for a yarn with some of the locals and out of respect ask for permission to swim at a certain section of the river which is situated on designated Aboriginal Land.

To marvel at this natural wonder and enjoy the healing waters is a must for all visitors to the area…get into Port Douglas now and go for a swim at Mossman Gorge….woot toot !

Written by Guy Besley, Latitude Resorts Port Douglas

A magnificent day in the Tropics today, and it looks like being a hot and brutal day for the triathletes tommorrow as they take on the Tri-Port Half Iron Distance Triathlon in Port Douglas tomorrow.

It will be a great day down at the Port Douglas Surf Club Tomorrow, the footy will be on the TV (go the cats, beat those bogans), the triathlon will be on and its the perfect place for a relaxing beer or 2.

So get down to the Port Douglas Surf Club tomorrow….

A Cane train on its way to the Mossman Sugar Mill.

Written by Guy Besley Latitude Resorts Port Douglas

Hello all, only 2 sleeps until the 5th annual tri-Port Half Iron Distance Triathlon! Athletes have started coming into town, which is great to see. We have entries already over 200 people which is nearly double previous years! So we just have our fingers crossed for a nice hot and windy day to really sort them out ha ha ha.

Till tomorrow,