Port of Cooktown

Cooktown, Australia

The Port of Cooktown is a declared port that attracts cruise ships and tourism vessels, although no commercial trade occurs. Cooktown, named after Captain James Cook, offers visitors a glimpse into its rich history. Visitors can explore Cook's Lookout, the Museum, and the bush where the Aborigines once lived. Grassy Hill lookout provides stunning 360-degree views, and the James Cook Museum documents Cook's voyages and the town's legacy. The peaceful town also features Charlotte St and Bicentennial Park with interesting monuments, including a bronze Captain Cook statue. Visitors can enjoy various walks to the national park and beaches, take river cruises to spot wildlife like crocodiles, mangroves, and birdlife. The town's historic past, scenic views, and cultural attractions make Cooktown a unique destination.

Location

City: Cooktown

Region: Queensland

Country: Australia

Coordinates: 15.4715° S, 145.2503° E