Nestled between lush foliage,the Daintree Ecolodge isECO-certifiedluxury accommodation withtreehouse-style canopies.The rooms have a screened balcony and a daybed, where you can laze around listening to the rainforest, all the while remaining protected from mosquitos!

One of Australia's most famous luxury lodges, Silky Oaks offers views of the Mossman River or the rainforest in its 40 different suites. With private decks featuring an epic outdoor bath, generous verandahs with hammocks opening to the rainforest, and a refined, contemporary design, the Treehouse Retreats are something else.

Each cabin at Daintree Wilderness Lodge falls within eco-accreditation guidelines ensuring it protects the magnificent and untouched environment surrounding the lodge.The seven cabins are spread out across the rainforest and elevated above the ground to reduce their environmental footprint.

Heritage Lodge features 20 rainforest cabins set within the quiet serenity of the Daintree.The lodge’s On the Turps restaurant is a tropical open-air restaurant sitting along the edge of Cooper Creek. An idyllic and tranquil dining experience open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, On The Turps is a must.

Complete with a pub, a general store and a post office,the Daintree Village Hideaway has private and modern bungalows with air-conditioning and ceiling fans, while comfortable furnishings create a relaxed and soothing living space.

Wompoo Eco Retreat provides the ideal escape to immerse in nature, relax and unwind. With two eco-designed bungalows that capture the cool tropical sea breezes and take in the breathtaking views, Wompoo Eco Retreat is perfect for couples. Tropical breakfast is included.

Approximately an hour’s drive from Bloomfield on the CREB Track or two hours from Daintree Village, the camp has toilet and shower facilities, fireplaces and dry firewood, and walking tracks to Bairds Creek for swimming in crystal clear mountain waters, you will just need to bring your own camping gear, food and supplies.

Noah Beach Camping Area is not suitable for caravans, buses or large campervans though, due to the thick rainforest around and tight turns. There are very basic facilities here – as in non-flush toilets – so make sure you bring everything you need with you.

Located before the road gets too rough for caravans and 2WDs, Daintree Rainforest Village has caravan storage so if you venture off into the rougher, deeper Daintree, you can leave your caravan for $10 a night. Bargain! The village has bathrooms, a laundry, a camp kitchen, fire facilities, an onsite general store and fuel station, among other things, so it really is a one-stop shop.

With bathroom facilities, laundry, BBQs and a camp kitchen, you can either cook for yourself or utilise the café/restaurant that is open for lunch and dinner.

Now, although very limited, you can stay in a Daintree Airbnb! Featuring an outdoor bath and some expertly designed gardens, you’ll be spending your days relaxing outdoors.

Cockatoo Hill Retreat is an eco-friendly paradise with four exclusive tree lodges that are spacious, romantic and luxurious.A light breakfast is included, and there are no cooking facilities here, so a short drive for food will be on the cards.