Directions to Cairns Central YHA
By Car
184 McLeod Street, Cairns and exit the roundabout
onto Airport Ave. Turn left onto National Route 1,
check signs for Captain Cook Highway/Tourist Drive 14/Cairns. Turn right onto Grove
St/Sheridan St and at the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto McLeod
St.
By Plane
Cairns Airport is the main gateway to Tropical North Queensland. It
is serviced by major international, national and state air carriers. It
boasts international, domestic and general aviation terminals. Cairns
Airport offers both domestic and international flights. Airfield operations
are 24 hours, and terminal operations including shops, cafes at both pre
and post immigration points are open in accordance with flight schedules.
By Train
Offering passengers a comfortable and scenic way to view the inland coast
of Queensland, the Sunlander travels return from Brisbane to Cairns three
times per week. The Sunlander meanders its way through the scenic, lush
countryside of inland coastal towns of Bundaberg and Gladstone through
to the sub-tropical region in Mackay, Proserpine and Bowen, until reaching
its final destination of Cairns.
By Boat
Cairns is well serviced with marinas for boating enthusiasts. A rising
number of overseas cruise ships call at the Cairns Seaport regularly.
It is Australia's busiest cruise port with over 200 international and
domestic cruise ship visits a year and provides a gateway to the Great
Barrier Reef and a 213 berth Marina accommodating a variety of cruising
vessels, superyachts and reef vessels. Cairns Seaport offers extensive
and experienced ship building and repair services offering some of the
most experienced, quality assured luxury repair facilities for superyachts
in the southern hemisphere.
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