Birch Resort Port Douglas is located in Port Douglas, a coastal town with a rich history. Originally inhabited by the Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people, Port Douglas gained recognition when Captain James Cook sailed past in 1770. Established as a port in 1877, it thrived as a trade hub before transforming into a quiet fishing village. In the 1980s, Port Douglas experienced a tourism boom, attracting visitors with its tropical climate, beaches, and proximity to the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest. Today, Birch Resort Port Douglas offers a gateway to the region’s captivating history, from the ancient culture of the Indigenous people to the legacy of European settlement. Immerse yourself in this extraordinary destination and explore its fascinating past.