Wonga Beach
The area known as Old Wonga was owned by the Bell family and previously named Bells Beach. The name Wonga, an indigenous word meaning “far across the sea/water” was chosen in recognition of an original coconut plantation.
Wonga Beach is a quiet refuge north of Mossman and offshore, there are views to Snapper Island; it is within easy access to the Daintree River and its rainforest habitat. This is mainly a residential community with few accommodation or shopping options. Locals love it but it may not be what you are after if you are looking for all the trappings of a tourist beach resort. The few commercial activities include horse riding along the beach and sea kayaking to Snapper Island.
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Wonga Beach
![Horse Riding Wonga Beach](https://assets.atdw-online.com.au/images/cc3b556337f4b1f73a42a1a15295f510.jpeg?w=1200)
![Wonga Beach Aerial](https://assets.atdw-online.com.au/images/52edb23b8e57873bb908a8d5d2c6abc0.jpeg?w=1200)
![Horse Riding Wonga Beach](https://assets.atdw-online.com.au/images/cc3b556337f4b1f73a42a1a15295f510.jpeg?w=200)
![Wonga Beach Aerial](https://assets.atdw-online.com.au/images/52edb23b8e57873bb908a8d5d2c6abc0.jpeg?w=200)