The Daintree is regarded as the world’s oldest living rainforest with a fascinating ecosystem revealing ancient plants as well as hundreds of species of birds and wildlife. It’s also home to the First Nations Kuku Yalanji people who have a deep connection with the land.
Join a guided walk around the property and gain insights into the scientific and Indigenous perspectives on the lush, living landscape at Silky Oaks Lodge.
Guided morning yoga classes take a gentle pace and suit all fitness and experience levels. Held in an open-air pavilion, cares slip away with the gentle sounds of the Mossman River.
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Exploring the natural oasis of the Mossman River is as easy as sinking into the billabong for a refreshing dip, or taking a snorkel for a closer look down below.
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Adjoining the lodge in the Daintree National Park, find a series of marked walking trails including exclusive access to the Fig Tree Rapids. Perfect for the adventurous to undertake at their own pace.
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Silky Oaks Lodge offers guests a daily courtesy shuttle service to and from Port Douglas. It’s an easy option to explore the pretty resort town with its strip of restaurants and shops.
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Slow down to the pace of the tropics and cycle along quiet country roads fringed with fields of sugar cane to explore the nearby towns of Mossman and Cooya Beach.
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A walk through the grounds is a wonderful way to learn how the local history of the area has shaped Silky Oaks Lodge as a destination and explore a selection of our diverse flora.
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