Since writing about Flames of the Forest Port Douglas two years back for our 100 Great Things To Do In Australia Youve Never Heard Of, this sublime dining experience has undergone some modifications.
With the sounds of the forest and nearby rainforest creek providing accompaniment, the whole experience is food for your soul.
For starters, having picked up the marquee and moved two minutes along the bush trail to a fresh site, the restaurant may nowadays cater for up to 900 people. Luckily the idea hasnt changed guests dine under a protecting covering underneath the canopy of a Port Douglas rainforest.
Now you may select among two experiences: a night of Aboriginal storytelling or a intimate night for 2. The Aboriginal cultural performance by Gary and Robert Creek follows a six-course banquet with storytelling and didgeridoo performances. You should understand,
The employees just completed hand-beading crystal chandeliers and installing fresh new candelabras that cast a twinkling glow over the larger patch of rainforest. You should understand, Add thousands of twinkling candles, champagne on arrival and exquisite meals prepared onsite and Flames of the Forest returns bigger and better.
The Aboriginal cultural performance by Gary and Robert Creek follows a 6-course banquet with storytelling and didgeridoo performances. With the sounds of the forest and nearby mountain creek providing accompaniment, the total experience is food for your soul.
A 3-course meal is served at tables set for 2 on Saturday nights, so indulge in a evening away from the rest of the planet with your special somebody.
Flames of the Forest is situated just outside Port Douglas, however is also readily accessible from Cairns.