Unfortunately, infants are ineligible for the pass due to age requirements of some of the attractions.

The pass is valid for seven days so users can visit all three attractions in one big day or visit each of the attractions at any time over the week.

Abi Ralph, manager of the Daintree Discovery Centre, said iconic tourism destinations like London, Paris and New York all had a pass that linked their major attractions so it made sense the Daintree had one too.

“People want to experience culture, learn about the history and how our special ecosystem works and have fun,” he said.

“The Daintree Attractions Pass checks off all these and more.”

Managing director of Jungle Surfing Canopy Tours, Sheena Walshaw, said ease of booking, flexibility, and a discounted price was another incentive for visitors to take up the pass.

“The pass represents value for money and reassures visitors that they will be experiencing the best of what the Daintree has to offer,” she said.

For more information visit the Jungle Surfing website.