Things to do around Cairns
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Come and explore Australia’s largest tea plantation for yourself. Nested among Queensland’s highest mountain range, in the picturesque setting of Malanda, our 360-hectare tea estate is only an hour and a half drive from Cairns. We’d love to welcome you to our Tea Room where you can sit back, take in the stunning views across the tea estate and enjoy a fresh cup of tea.
Book in to enjoy our famous Devonshire tea and scones and seasonal light lunches or go behind the scenes with a farm tour or tea blending experience. Enjoy the warm hospitality of our Tea Room staff while you discover a new favourite brew.
Please get in touch if you’d like to host a special high tea for friends. We’re family friendly and would love to see you on your travels.
Our tea estate is also home to one of Australia’s rarest animals, Lumholtz’s tree kangaroos. There’s a family of them living in the trees outside our Tea Rooms. If you’re lucky, you might spot one of these creatures on your visit – just remember to look up.
To adhere to Queensland laws, we can have a maximum of 40 guests at one time (20 seated inside and 20 seated outside).
We ask that you pre-book your table so that we can safely welcome you and your guests and ensure we can provide a table. Call: (07) 4096 8328 to reserve your spot.
There is a 1-hour seating policy for general bookings, but if you are joining us for high tea or our set-menu lunch this will extend up to 2 hours.
Thursday – Sunday 10am – 4:30pm
Closed on Good Friday.
Monday – Sunday 10am – 4:30pm
933 Glen Allyn Road, Malanda QLD (Roughly a 1.5 hour drive 90km south west of Cairns)
Email tearooms@neradatea.com.au
Phone (07) 4096 8328
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