PK’s Jungle Village, a renowned resort in the heart of the Daintree Rainforest, has been listed for sale for the first time in over 20 years. Located in one of the world’s most extraordinary settings, two UNESCO World Heritage sites border the property, the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. This location has served as a backdrop for several high-profile films and television productions, including Godzilla vs. Kong, and continues to be a popular tourist accommodation.
The resort boasts 46 cabins and 226 rooms, making it the largest in the area. Now on the market with price expectations exceeding $5 million, the property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a major asset in a truly unique location. The vendor, a prominent developer in the region, has decided to sell the resort to consolidate their holdings.
The site’s distinctive appeal lies in its proximity to two UNESCO World Heritage sites and its significant development potential. The property spans 2.83 hectares and is situated just 50 metres from the pristine waters of Cape Tribulation, an iconic gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. This prime position makes the resort an ideal base for exploring the surrounding natural wonders, and its long-standing reputation means it remains a popular destination year-round.
The resort’s current owners offer prospective buyers a rare chance to enter a fully operational business with annual net profits exceeding $900,000. Alternatively, there is ample opportunity for redevelopment, potentially transforming the site into a luxury retreat, tiny home village, or other commercial venture. The flexibility the resort’s four separate lots offer further enhances the development potential for interested parties.
PK’s Jungle Village is also home to the region’s only tavern, a full hotel license, and additional income streams from a Telstra 4G tower and an IGA supermarket. The resort has been in business for 35 years and remains the only property in the area accessible by standard vehicles, as most other properties require 4WD access.
Over the years, the resort has hosted numerous film and television crews who have used the location for shoots in the surrounding wilderness. While specific details of these productions remain confidential due to non-disclosure agreements, the resort's reputation as a film-friendly destination is well-established.
With a peak season occupancy rate of over 90% between March and July, PK’s Jungle Village offers a solid, consistent revenue stream. The resort also hosts annual Indigenous smoking ceremonies, enhancing its cultural significance and appeal.
Given its exceptional location, size, and potential for further development, PK’s Jungle Village stands out as one of the most unique global properties. The sale represents an unprecedented opportunity for the right buyer to capitalise on a prime piece of Australian real estate in one of the world’s most sought-after natural environments.
