Crystal Cascades - Cairns

Crystal Cascades is a secluded freshwater swimming hole, hidden in a tropical rainforest. A series of small waterfalls flow into large pools surrounded by boulders. Rainforest trees hang over the water, keeping it cool and refreshing.
This area is within the traditional lands of the Gimuy Walubarra Yidinji . These people have been here for thousands of years. They are custodians of the area and the stories. Gimuy is the name for the slippery blue fig and is the Yidinji name for Cairns.
Crystal Cascades is a very important spiritual site. The Gimuy Walubarra Yidinji call this place Bana Gudjugudju – the home of the rainbow serpent.