If you are travelling with a large group or are looking to pursue some leisure activities while on Cape York, we can help you.
We specialize in catering for groups and can accommodate you and even organize group packages to make your stay more affordable. We can even organize activities for you, or at least point you in the right direction, simply contact your friendly hosts Max and Faith.
Motorbike Groups - 4WD Clubs - Cycling Groups - Bird Watching Groups (see our bird sighting list for birds living at Lions Den) - Bush Walking Clubs – Fishing Groups - Rallies – Fundraisers – Functions – Outdoor Groups
WHAT TO DO?
Fishing
4WDing
Motorbike riding
Bird Watching
Bushwalking
Exploring
Helicopter Joy Flights
Pig Hunting
Canoeing
Relaxing
Fishing
4WDing
Motorbike riding
Bird Watching
Bushwalking
Exploring
Helicopter Joy Flights
Pig Hunting
Canoeing
Relaxing
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Bird Watchers 'flock' to The Lions Den (excuse the pun!!) because we have such an amazing variety of birds in the local area.
Here is a list of birds recently sighted nearby:
Here is a list of birds recently sighted nearby:
- Fig bird
- Yellow Oriole
- Wampu Pigeon
- Emerald Dove
- Bar Shouldered Dove
- Masked Lapwing
- Bush Stone Curlew
- Rainbow Lorrikeet
- Sulphur Crested Cockatoo
- Spectacled Monarch
- Leaden Flycatcher
- Rufous Fantail
- Fig Parrot
- Mistletoe Bird
- Yellow Spotted Honeyeater
- Dusky Honeyeater
- Scarlet Honeyeater
- White Throated Honeyeater
- Helmeted Friar Bird
- Pallid Cuckoo
- Laughing Kookaburra
- White Bellied Cuckoo Shrike
- Sunbird
- White Gaped Honeyeater
- Blue Faced Honeyeater
- Channel-billed Cuckoo
- Black Butcherbird
- Brush Turkey
- Fairy Gerygone
- Shining Flycatcher
- Goss Hawk
- Brahminy Kite
- Graceful Honeyeater
- Pheasant Coucal
- Barking Owl
- Orange Fotted Scrub Fowl
- Yellow Honeyeater
- Forest Kingfisher
- Double-eyed Fig Parrot
- Yellow-bellied Sunbird (female)
- Olive-backed Oriole
- Scarlet Honeyeater