Paronella Park & Mamu Tropical Skywalk Combo

Immerse yourself in nature with a visit to two popular attractions in North Queensland. Plan your own itinerary and make use of the flexibility of staying for as long as you like at each location. As one of the oldest rainforests in the world, Mamu Tropical Skywalk is home to swinging cantilever beams, an environmentally-friendly sky trail, and even a 37-meter-high observation deck that offers lovely views of the verdant greenery. Discover the history of the local aboriginal people with the help of the audio guide and learn about the subtle balance that exists in the relationship between rainforest and humans.

Just a few minutes away from Mamu Tropical Skywalk is Paronila Park, built by the Spanish visionary, Jose Paronella. Enjoy a 45-minute day tour here that will take you through the park, and find out the story behind Jose Paronella. Stroll through the botanical garden and explore its surprises and feel the romance of the castle on a night tour.

Paronella Park & Mamu Tropical Skywalk Combo

Discover Paronella Park and the Mamu Tropical Skywalk on this sightseeing tour that includes a guided visit of two iconic Queensland attractions located in the middle of rainforests. The tour covers 40 acres at Paronella Park, where you will explore crumbling castle ruins dating back to 1935, and walk through Wooroonoon National Park’s towering trees on the Mamu Skywalk spanning 680 meters. You’ll spend approximately three hours at each location, with the tour operating daily from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM in both English and Spanish audio languages, providing access for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues. The tour also includes a visit to the Paronella Park Suspension Bridge, offering sweeping views of the rainforest canopy.

Explore Paronella Park's Crumbling Castle Ruins

Your tour stops at Paronella Park where you’ll explore 40 acres of castle ruins and lush rainforest. Built in 1935 by Spanish immigrant Joe Palma, this enchanting park features a castle-like structure that has been crumbling gracefully since the 1980s. Visitors can see the bridge over the river built in 1937, the original castle gates from 1942, and the restored hydroelectric power station constructed in 1956. The park’s suspension bridge offers a unique view of the surrounding rainforest, with its 180-meter span providing an unforgettable experience. Paronella Park stands out due to its combination of historical architecture and natural beauty, making it a must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

Walk in the Clouds on Mamu Skywalk

At Wooroonoon National Park’s Mamu Tropical Skywalk, guests can walk through the rainforest canopy via an elevated boardwalk that reaches up to 45 meters high. The skywalk spans a total of 680 meters and includes several suspension bridges and viewing platforms, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors spend about two hours exploring this unique attraction, which is accessible for most people with reasonable physical fitness levels. Unlike other rainforest walks, Mamu Skywalk provides a bird’s-eye view of the forest flora and fauna, making it an unparalleled experience in Queensland.

Tour Highlights

• Visit two iconic Queensland attractions located in the middle of rainforests
• Enjoy a guided tour of Paronella Park, which looks like a crumbling castle in the rainforest
• Walk in the clouds in Wooroonoon National Park, as you stand up high in the rainforest canopy
• Get close-up views of rainforest plants, insects, and birds
• Be awestruck by the sweeping vistas from a suspension bridge
• Learn about the history and construction of Paronella Park’s castle ruins
• Access for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues at both locations
• Audio guide available in English and Spanish

Perfect for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and families, this sightseeing tour provides an immersive experience through guided visits to Paronella Park and the Mamu Skywalk. The day-long format allows you to explore crumbling castle ruins, walk on elevated boardwalks high above the rainforest canopy, and learn about unique historical features while enjoying sweeping views of Queensland’s lush landscapes.