Follow Kerri from Latitude Travel Services for a brief rendition of a week in Port Douglas from a tourists eyes.

Continue to follow Kerri from Latitude Travel Sevices on her week from the eyes of a tourist in Port Douglas.

We missed sunrise again on Four Mile after a big night at Finz Restaurant in Macrossan Street.

After our morning walk and coffee on our balcony at Sea Temple we headed out to the pool. The water was refreshing, plenty of room to swim or play in the shallows for the little people.

We started our day with breakfast at 3 Nineteen. Just voted Ports best breakfast and would you believe the building is being demolished. This restaurant has one of the best views over the inlet. You feel like you are sitting in a postcard! Hopefully 3 Nineteen will find a new home soon.

Continuing our week in Port Douglas from a tourists eyes, we are lucky enough for another update from Kerri, Latitude Travel Services, After our lazy day yesterday we thought we would seek out some action. Off to Hartleys Creek Crocodile Park we went.

First though, I have to tell you about our dining experience at Nautilus Restauarant in Macrossan Street. It was simply a decadent, elegant and amazing experience. I recommend it is on everyone’s bucket list. On arrival we were shown through to the cocktail deck, deciding to have the house signature Mango Daiquiri.

Waking early we had our last swim at The Sea Temple in Port Douglas before heading off to The Daintree Rainforest and our new accom at Daintree Eco Lodge

We woke to the sounds of the Daintree Rainforest coming to life. Both feeling very relaxed and well rested we were ready to enjoy our day.

Busy day today as we head back to Port Douglas for a day on The Great Barrier Reef! More from Kerri and her week in the life of a tourist..