Exotic Fruit Tasting

Category: Food Tours
State: QLD

AUD $58.00

Adult

Duration: 

1h30m
Taste a mouth-watering range of rare and exotic tropical fruits and tour the farm and orchards where they are grown. Currently closed until Easter 2025.

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Delicious and captivating, this tour is a must for foodies and fruit-lovers everywhere.

Taste your way around the world of tropical and exotic fruits grown in Cape Trib Farm’s orchards, and learn about their origins, uses, legends and myths.

The fresh taste sensations are surprisingly diverse, from the rich and moreish chocolate pudding fruit and the creamy mamey sapote to crunchy breadfruit chips and zingy carambola, to the rare pangium edule (football fruit) and special durians!  

The daily menu of fruits will be selected by season, but the tropical climate means there’s always a huge variety fruiting across the farm.  And of course it’s fruit, so it’s 100% guilt-free!

The tasting is followed by a stroll around the orchards during the farm tour.  Here you’ll see the fruit growing in situ, with a brief introduction to regenerative farming in the idyllic setting of the foothills of the Daintree Rainforest.

Tours start at 2pm and finish at approximately 3.30pm.  

Season: Tours are generally run from Easter through to end of October, and held on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Check online calendar for availability as departure days may change.

Please make your way to Cape Trib Farm, at 3939 Cape Tribulation Road, Cape Tribulation, for your tour.  Cape Trib Farm is approximately 45 minutes drive north of the Daintree River Ferry (refer to notes below re possible delays).  Visitor parking is provided – please drive in and park as directed. 

Please be advised that during peak season (eg especially during June-October) there may be lengthy delays at the ferry from mid-morning – if coming from Port Douglas or Cairns, we recommend starting your journey early and to arrive at the ferry by 10am so you can make the most of your time in the Daintree and not arrive late for Fruit Tasting.  Please note that there is limited mobile coverage between the Daintree Ferry and Cape Trib itself – once over Noah Range (5 minutes from us) there is Optus and Telstra. 

SPECIAL NOTE, August 2025: About 5 minutes south of Cape Trib Farm is Noah Range where there are roadworks and traffic lights which might cause minor delays to cross a short 100m one-lane section (depending on roadwork truck movements); from there, we are approx 5 km.

Please allow plenty of time to get to Fruit Tasting by 2pm!

What to bring & wear:
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Camera
  • (If raining) Umbrella/raincoat
We supply:
  • Umbrellas (may be limited number available)
  • Water

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