HOTELS Silky Oaks Lodge - Sleep Inside The Lush Tropical Forests

Silky Oaks Lodge - Sleep Inside The Lush Tropical Forests

June 20, 2017

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Mossman Australia Oceania
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Silky Oaks Lodge - Sleep Inside The Lush Tropical Forests

The Silky Oaks Lodge presents guests with the unique opportunity to explore the lush tropical forests of North Queensland while enjoying all the benefits of a posh resort. In addition to the elegance and modern comforts, the lodge also proudly maintains its status as an “Eco-Certified Advanced Ecotourism” hotel.

Perfectly placed along the Mossman Gorge River, the Silky Oaks Lodge is easily accessible from Cairns and is only 15 minutes from Port Douglas. Despite the accessibility, the lush tropical surroundings feel as if you are in the center of the Daintree National Park. Guests will enjoy the treehouse accommodations that reflect the region's unique character and the hotel's environmentally sustainable ideology. Each room provides spectacular views of the national park or the lush gardens and the soothing sounds of the rainforest and Mossman River. All rooms feature a private balcony and walk-in rain showers; however, guests can also enjoy spa baths and lounge areas in the upgraded rooms and suites. You can also indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments at the Healing Waters Spa, which harness nature to heal the body.

It operates with zero impact on the local environment with on-site facilities such as the Sewerage Treatment Plant and sustainable operation policies. The Silky Oaks Lodge blends perfectly with the natural environment, allowing guests to enjoy nature walks, water activities along the Mossman River, and the peaceful ambiance of the Daintree National Park.

The Silky Oaks Lodge is the perfect destination to rejuvenate your spirit and explore the natural beauty of Australia’s tropical forests.

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Mount Lewis National Park

Mount Lewis National Park

Silky Oaks Lodge in the lush jungle
Silky Oaks Lodge entrance bridge
Silky Oaks Lodge reception
Silky Oaks Lodge bar
Silky Oaks Lodge room with balcony and hammock
Silky Oaks Lodge suite
Silky Oaks Lodge suite with balcony
Healing Waters Spa bath tub with jungle views

Healing Waters Spa

Silky Oaks Lodge terrace dining
Silky Oaks Lodge Jungle Perch dining

Jungle Perch

Silky Oaks Lodge jungle perch
Silky Oaks Lodge swimming pool
Mossman River kayaking
Mount Lewis National Park trekking along the river on the rocks
Woman on the rocks

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Finlayvale Road, Mossman QLD 4873, Australia


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