Jade Ridge – Luxury Port Douglas Holiday Home

Relax and enjoy the serenity of this luxurious appointed designer home with its quality features for your comfort and convenience.

Jade Ridge is a modern executive home with panoramic views of the Coral Sea encompassing Snapper Island, Low Isles and Port Douglas. This truly amazing two-storey home is uniquely nestled on a ridge central in location and 10 mins to Port Douglas the closest departure point for the  Great Barrier Reef and 10 mins from the Mossman Gorge and the gateway to the world heritage listed Daintree Rainforest.

This home will accommodate 10 guests comfortably, with 4 bedrooms, each room having a tropical and relaxing atmosphere. The 4 bathrooms are spacious with the main bathroom boasting a spa bath opening onto a tranquil tropical setting. This house is equipped with all the comforts of your own home.

Open the bifold doors to enjoy open tropical living at its best. Sip on a cocktail in the bar while overlooking the sweeping cane fields and exquisite ocean views. Close to all amenities, yet very private, very unique, a world away from everyone.  This large spacious home has room for all to have their own privacy and space.

Jade Ridge the ultimate holiday destination with all North Queensland’s major attractions and Bungie Helicopters departing right at your doorstep.

Relax, unwind and treat yourself to the indulgence of luxury you deserve.

For bookings contact-Craig and Tess Walker
Email:-jaderidgehouse@gmail.com
Phone:- 0448708432

www.jaderidge.com.au

 

Great Barrier Reef Indigenous Ranger Program

Bungie Helicopters has been working closely with Indigenous Rangers across Cape York for over 15 years and are proud to be associated with our indigenous people who are constantly surveying and caring for our land, ocean and reefs.
We assist the rangers all over Cape York on a regular basis with aerial surveying, aerial spotting, stock and feral animal control and more recently were involved with the Indigenous Ranger Compliance Training Program developed and delivered at the Yaku Baja Muliko Ranger Base. This training was delivered to 24 participants who undertook the Certificate IV in Government Statutory Compliance

Most of us don’t get to see what goes on behind the scenes as these men and women work on a daily basis to protect our land and ocean.  They have specialised programs focussed on protecting the dugongs and turtles which play such an important part in the ecosystems of the reef.

In fact the dugong population statistics of a certain area can be used as an indicator of general ecosystem health. Did you know the dugong can grow up to 3 metres in length and weigh as much as 400 kilograms? The Queensland Government have listed the dugong as ‘vulnerable to extinction’ and in Australia they are protected by various pieces of legislation. In fact, Australia has the largest, and globally most important, refuge for dugong…. makes them worth protecting don’t you think?

Our marine turtles are also very special 🙂 We have six of the world’s seven species living in the waters around Australia and all of those six can be found in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. They are often called the ancient mariner’s of the sea and it’s said they have been around since the dinosaur age… more than 150 million years ago ??!!  About half of the species have been listed as endangered and our Indigenous Rangers play an important role in protecting them.

So…congratulations to all participants of the recent training program. We support the work you do and will continue to do all we possibly can to assist you in your mission to ensure this beautiful country and it’s inhabitants are protected for many years to come.

Signing out from the Bungie Heli Crew … Happy New Year!

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