Please be aware that from Monday, 13th October, to Wednesday, 22nd October, Cape Tribulation Road will be closed at Noah Creek between 6:30 pm and 6:00 am daily, due to remedial work required on the Noah Creek Bridge. We apologise for any inconvenience caused, and thank you for your understanding.
The Daintree River ferry is operating normally, and there were no service interruptions last night. The next update will be issued at 3pm today.
The Daintree River ferry is operating normally, and the river levels are falling. No interruptions are expected at this stage.
The Daintree River Ferry is still operating, but river levels are being monitored. An alert will be issued later today/this evening if there’s any interruption or suspension to ferry services.
Due to the heavy rainfall and a strong current, the Daintree Ferry service may be suspended around high tide this evening, Wednesday, 17 September.
While the high tide is at 7:30 pm, at which time the water will likely inundate the ferry approach roads, there is potential that it could close earlier.
The water level is expected to rise quickly from 3 pm, the rain has continued, and the situation is being monitored closely.
The intention is to resume ferry services once the flood waters have receded, if it is safe to do so, but we are unable to provide a timeframe at present. An update will be provided later this afternoon when we have more accurate data.
The Daintree Ferry is operating as normal, with continuous departures between 5 am and midnight daily.