It fills you with adrenalin and when you get back to Cairns you'll want to go again and again. The Tully River consists of 44 rapids over about 6 hours, with your lunch in the middle at their 'camp' that they've built. Full instruction is given, and even though you might be a bit hesitant at first, you soon realise that the river guides are extremely knowledgeable and that safety standards are high. You are issued with life jackets and helmets, and each rapid has a couple of river guides standing at the side with throw lines, just in case. The rapids are graded up to grade four and will provide you with lots of action.
Trips depart daily.
Send an email. In fact, it would be the best thing I have ever done in my life, without a doubt. 8,000 feet is the lowest height, and the cheapest, but you get only 10-15 seconds of freefall time. I will jump from the highest - 14,000 feet. I am absolutely petrified of heights, but to be honest, I didn't even notice how high we were when I was sitting at the side of the plane, ready to jump out.