The location is good, the cabins are nicely situated in the orchard, although they are quite basic. The beds are very good. The fruits are all around the place. Despite all this the breakfast was a dissapointment for a B&B. We had to grab some stuff out of a very dirty fridge to prepare our own breakfast. It's not what... More

We wanted to experience a night in the rainforest, but camping, etc. was a little too close to nature for our liking--this place was the perfect middle ground! The cabins are all very comfortable and well-kept, with electricity and running water, including a full shower. You're surrounded by the rainforest, and we really enjoyed listening to all of the sounds... More

This place is amazing! It's a family owed tropical fruit farm with little one bedroom/bath cabins nestled between the banana trees. They give you so much fruit for breakfast that my mother and I were able to eat it everyday for breakfast and lunch. I ate the best mango of my life there and when the rest of Australia was... More

We have booked this accomodation for only 2 nights after looking for something more individual and we have enjoyed every minute of it together with my 2 sisters and my 16 year old niece. We have booked two cabins for the 4 of us and were sitting together out the front veranda each night after dinner enjoying the tranquility of... More

We booked this accommodation on the back of other reviews on Trip Advisor, and we weren't disappointed. The owners, Dawn and Colin couldn't be more welcoming, informative and friendly. We stayed in the house, rather than the chalets, and within minutes of arrival our children (daughter aged 14, sons aged 12 and 10) were off exploring. They were captivated by... More

We stayed at the Cape Trib farmstay cabins for only two nights. We wished we could stay longer. Our cabin was one of 3 and we had a delightful view of Mt Sorrow from the front of our cabin. The bathrrom and cabin were spotlessly clean and very cheerful and bright. Included in our overnight stay was an exotic fruit... More

Cape Tribulation is a special part of the world, know as where the 'rainforest meets the sea' it is a truly beautiful area. My friend & I were without car so chose Cape Trib Farmstay because of it's central location to the small shop opposite PK's & proximity to Whet (an excellent restaurant). True to it's description we had a... More

We stayed at the Farmstay for just one night, but would have liked to stay for another (they were booked, unfortunately). It was great. If you are looking to come to Cape Trib, don't be put off by the idea of staying on a "farm". The cottage was extremely comfortable, though small, and the bed was amazing. Dawn, the owner,... More

Stumbled across this gem after our initial booking at a camp site fell through. I concur with other positive feedback that it's a hippy-esque environment for people that don't take themselves too seriously. The cabin was neat and clean with electricity, toilet and hot shower. The farm itself was a wonderland to explore with 4000 trees on it. Dawn and... More