Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk

I recently visited tamborine skywalk, and while the walk itself was lovely with stunning views and the unique experience of walking in the Upper canopies, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed with the overall value for money.Don't get me wrong, the scenery is undeniably beautiful, and there's something magical about being up in the treetops. However, considering the relatively short length of the sky walk, the price seemed quite steep. I understand that maintenance costs money, but compared to the nearby and free Curtis Falls walk, which is equally as breathtaking, it's hard to justify the price.If the admission fee was halved, it would make the experience a lot more affordable and enjoyable. While I appreciate the effort put into maintaining the sky walk, it's important to consider the pricing from a visitor's perspective.Overall, if you're willing to splurge a bit for a unique experience and don't mind the cost, the walk is worth it for the scenic beauty and the chance to explore the Upper canopies. However, if you're looking for a similar experience on a budget, I'd recommend checking out the free Curtis Falls walk nearby.Note: Keep in mind that this review reflects my personal opinion and experience, and others may have different perspectives.

Such a beautiful and scenic experience, this is where your money is well spent. The tree top walk and then a walk through the forest was something we kept talking about for days. There was a local artist painting while we were there and we graciously bought a print for our home.

This is an amazing walk! About 1hr if you go slow enjoying the surrounds. It feels high but safe at the same time, totally recommended!Level: easy

Wonderful and unique experience. Interesting vegetation to see on the walk. Ideal for any age. No need to book can buy tickets there. Children under 6 years don't pay. Felt safe whilst doing the walk. Trail clearly labeled. Clean toilets available. Also cafe on site. No food is allowed on the walking trail.Highly recommend

We visit on weekdays and it has never been busy. It's always a lovely quiet walk through the treetops and rainforest. The views from the treetops are beautiful and there's a lot for little ones to explore and learn.

A great place to go for an adventure walk and for tourist. Great views from views and on the platforms. It will bring great opportunities for your family to take pictures Infront of the great flora. Overall a great place to go for the views and pictures., definitely would want people to go there.

It is as it says on the tin, a canopy and rainforest walk. Super interesting experience for people like me that never spend any time in the tropics, but might be a little boring for children as it is is just an informative 1.5km walk. The gift shop is lovely with some unique hand made items, and everyone we met there were a pleasure to speak with, worth the trip up the mountain!

Beautiful location, found it easy to get around and doesn’t require much of a fitness level, spent 2 hours there but I was taking photos, usually this may take around an hour. Was busy due to school holidays so had to park further out but no wait times to get in.

Great place to visit if your looking for a fun and relaxed walk. Safe and suitable for young kids provided they are supervised, really nice views and takes about 45 mins to complete the loop and we took our time.

We went in the pouring rain and it was quite magical but very wet. No animals out due to the rain but that’s ok. There didn’t seem to be any free umbrellas on site for people to use so make sure you pack one if it’s rainy.It was quite a short walk for $20.00. Was happy to pay the price though as I wanted to see it. Super pretty views and cute photo opportunities on the board walk.