Rainforest Hideaway - Daintree accommodation and sculpture trail in the ancient rainforest at Cape Tribulation, Australia

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The sculpture trail is also open to people who do not stay at Rainforest Hideaway, for a small entry fee, and adherence to a few basic rules.

- Be quiet, maintain the peacefulness of the forest.
- If you bring children, keep them quiet and do not let them climb on the sculptures.

The sculptures below were all created by Rob Lapaer, with the exception of those which have other names under the photos.
While staying at Rainforest Hideaway make sure you allow some time to explore the rainforest sculpture trail that winds its way around the 5 acre property...

Kodama, spirits of the forest, by Tomomi Sano

Japanese Shisa guardians by Yuka Arakaki

 

Spanish artist Monica Moreno

Another one by Monica Moreno

Another one by Monica Moreno

Emma Verhoeven and her sculpture

Al Hartley and his sculpture

Garry Greenwood and his bird mesh sculptures outside the bungalow

 

 

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