The more I visit, the more I love Undara. Did all the tours ages ago. The kids and I love going back for the 'chill' factor. Staying in the swag tents (Sheridan camping), doing our own thing - reading, bush walking, sleeping, star gazing, campfire chat... Relaxation, peace, quiet, nature. It's like I leave the cares of my world at Ravenshoe - the closer I get the calmer I feel. We've been to both the Opera and Country Rock too - what a buzz! Recommend Undara to everyone - it's worth the drive. Definitely worth 3 days 2 nights minimum per visit.

We spent two nights at Undara and still didn't get to see everything. There is nothing else like it anywhere. The tunnels, the unique style of accomodation and the totally outback camping sites are just perfect set in the real Australia bush with wildlife all around. Also the nightly campfire entertainment a specical treat. Also Loved the tour guides with their true blue Australian style commentary.

I have taken some of my grandchildren to Undara twice,explaining the geology of the area and am planning on taking some of the younger ones in the near future. David Gandini....Cairns

It is quite awe inspiring to think of the geological occurrence that casued this phenomonen, and the experience is wonderful. The Undara restort is relaxing, friendly, comfortable and fun. It may be a long drive but I urge everyone to make the effort as it is well worth it.

Undara is a MUST SEE whilst up in the Cairn's area, The Lava Tubes are magnificent! there is many different tours which cater for all ages and gives you a good insight of what happened so long ago. The Lava tubes are well looked after by the Guides that take you through to see the hidden beauty that lies beneath the ground. The Sunset tour is a must!! Gives you a great lookout of the area and the Tour guides have great knowledge of the area and get to enjoy champas and cheese whilst relaxing and enjoying the Sunset.

Undara is a truely beautiful Australian Experience. The lava tubes and the surrounding savanah wilderness rival areas in in Australia such as Ayres Rock, but with the convenience of a 1/2 day drive from Cairns and the beautiful Barrier Reef Marin Park. The Undara experience offers close encounters with Australian wildlife, several different styles of accomodation and touring options to veiw the lava tubes themselves. This attraction embodies true eco-tourism and gives visitors a magical Australian experience. This is a must do for Australians and International visitors alike as it gives a true link to the wonder that is Australia and the geological,flora and fauna history of this great country.

I have been to Undara and had a fantastic time. the camping grounds were excellent, staff friendly and to the tours of the lava tubes very informative and fascinating. We even had a betong come up to us at night.

Fantastic caves steeped in atmosphere, add the stories & aboriginal legends about the area and you have an unforgettable experience. The early morning billy tea in the bush surrounded by Kangaroos, birds & other wildlife and sleeping in a train carriage added up to make this a truly unique must-do.

My wife and myself were traveling around Australia in 2002 and were amazed at the size of tube and the amount of lava that spewed from the volcano that filled the tube and the 'tide' marks on the walls as it ran out of lava. The fact that the lava flow cooled on the top to make the huge tube for that great distance of 160 klm is amazing.

Such a spectacular experience visiting the caves and the camp site. We also incorporated a trip travelling inland from Ingham to the Valley of Lagoons then on to Undara. Finished our trip via the Atherton Tablelands on to Cairns. A must for any inquisitive traveller looking for something different.