Luxury, African style safari tent cabins, walking trails, boat tours, wildlife safaris and privately guided nature experiences are just 1 & ¼ hours west of Cairns and Port Douglas in Tropical North Queensland and easily accessible by conventional vehicles or with transfers from Cairns available.

Jabiru Safari Lodge is located within the Mareeba Tropical Savannah and Wetland Reserve, an hour and 15 minutes drive west of Cairns, on the northern edge of the Atherton Tablelands (Cairns Highlands). The 2000ha reserve of open savannah woodland, grassland, and freshwater wetlands provides a unique setting for the Jabiru Safari Lodge, allowing guests to fully appreciate the outback savanna environment and prolific birdlife during the best times of the day.

The tariff is all-inclusive of accommodation, meals, daily wildlife safari, canoeing on Clancy's Lagoon, self-guided walks and membership of the Wildlife Conservancy of Tropical Queensland. A minimum two night stay is recommended to allow time to experience both the morning and sunset wildlife safaris and the full range of activities available. Alternatively, accommodation is also available on a bed and breakfast basis.

Accommodation is in three deluxe ensuite African-style safari cabins and 2 ensuite eco-cabins. Each safari cabinis appointed with comfortable beds and linen withnatural materials such as timber floors to compliment the warm tones of the safari furniture. The safari cabins are spacious and light with shaded private timber verandah with BBQs and comfortable tables and chairs, perfect for bird watching reading and enjoying the sights, sounds and scents of the Australian tropical savanna. Enjoy a glass of champagne as the sun sets over Clancy's Lagoon. "Outback with a touch of class!"..

Delightfully sited on Clancy's Lagoon, the Interpretive Centre is the hub for all tours and activities. The Mareeba Tropical Savannah and Wetland Reserve is a unique community conservation project combining valuable conservation work with environmental education and sustainable, nature based tourism.

With the assistance of volunteers it is run by a not-for-profit environmental organisation, the Wildlife Conservancy of Tropical Queensland. All income realised from sustainable tourism is reinvested into managing the Reserve as well as valuable wetlands and savannah research work, education and conservation programmes, such as the critical Gouldian Finch re-introduction programme.