Dicksons Inlet in Port Douglas

Port Douglas in Australia is the ideal entrance to the Great Barrier Reef. Getting to the fishing town from Cairns is an outstanding coastal ride across golden beaches flanked by towering palm trees. Several areas offer immense opportunities for picnicking and sublime trails along the sandy beaches. Situated on a small peninsula, the tranquil town has a lot to offer with a host of cafes, restaurants, galleries, boutiques and accommodation options. You can enjoy a thrilling as well as a laid back holiday in Port Douglas. The natural harbor of Dickinsons Inlet is located on one side of the peninsula. On the other side is located the renowned Four Mile Beach. It is a favorite haunt for both local and international visitors. Sunday Markets held in the park adjacent to St. Mary's Sea Church is a must see for travelers on tours to Port Douglas. Dicksons Inlet in Port Douglas is a narrow and shallow estuary which serves as an ideal harbor gateway to the fishing town. The Marina mirage complex here is a secured area of private and commercial vehicles. Several boats set sail from this point every day. Dicksons Inlet in Port Douglas is a major spot for angling and fishing. It exemplifies a mangrove inlet in tropical north Queensland.

Features of Dicksons Inlet in Port Douglas:

• It is a popular spot for fishing and angling.
• It serves as a departure point for boat cruises.
• It is home to a spectacular retail and water front dining center dotted with a variety of shops and dazzling nightclubs.

In times of cyclones, it is necessary to anchor the vessels in a safe secured zone. A cyclone contingency plan for the port of Port Douglas has been devised which comes into force once the threat of a cyclone looms large. The creeks and watercourses off Dicksons Inlet inside the mangrove areas are an ideal haven for small vessels.

Hotels in Port Douglas
Ti Tree Resort	Mantra Aqueous on Port Resort
Hotel Martinique on Macrossan	Mantra Links Resort
Hotel Villa San Michele	Hotel Mantra in the Village