Located 330km north of Cairns, just getting to Cooktown is an adventure all on its own. A breathtakingly beautiful and still relatively unspoilt region of the Cape York Peninsula, the remoteness of Cooktown is at once part of its attraction, as is its long and fascinating history from its early Aboriginal inhabitants to the arrival of Captain Cook on the Endeavour River in 1770. Home to a raw beauty that makes it one of the last true wilderness frontiers in Australia, there are limited options for getting to Cooktown, with the most common method being to drive.
Just captured one entry to the relatively untouched heaven in Australia....
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