Top 20 Things To Do In Queensland
What to do in Queensland?
16 Green Island near Cairns
The only thing wrong with this idea is that the time
will pass far too quickly.
Green Island is an idyllic coral cay in paradise. Snorkel off the
beach over stunning coral reefs, ablaze with underwater colours
and teeming with myriads of coloured exotic reef fish. Explore the
island rainforest, walk around this tiny coral cay or simply relax
and take it all in.
17 (74) Whale watching on the Gold Coast
 Humpback
Whale
Nothing quite like seeing these beautiful creatures in a small
craft. Assuming you don't have your own boat you will need a ride
on someone elses. There is a tour that has a 100% sighting record.
For more see:
18 (11) Hayman Island, Whitsundays
Hayman Island in Australia's magnificent Great Barrier
Reef, is a resort island destination. Whilst the resort is excellent
it is hardly unique. Hayman Island and the Great Barrier Reef is
a different story.
Hayman Island's Sandy Beaches
You can look forward to Hayman Island's sandy beaches,
sunny weather and crystal clear water. From the resort there is
the usual assortment of water activities and daily international
competitions for the best spots around the swimming pool.
Hayman Launches
Hayman Island is accessible by Hayman launches with sea planes
and helicopters also available. Alternatively, why not just sail
over there from the mainland
19 (46) Noosa Heads
Noosa is a cosmopolitan and friendly place with a
laid-back holiday feel attracting scores of visitors every year.
For many, Noosa is the place when it comes to Queensland.
Noosa Safaris 4wd Beach and Rainforest Safari
 Beautiful
Noosa
The Great Sandy National Park (GSNP), which is situated just north
of Noosa, includes 2 vast wilderness areas - Fraser Island and Cooloola.
These 2 wilderness regions share many similarities - including geology,
geography, flora and fauna. The main distinct difference is the
Cooloola section is still part of the mainland, like Fraser Island
was many thousands of years ago. Scientists say the GSNP is the
largest 'vegetated sand dune system' in the world.
The Cooloola section covers an area of approximately 70,000 hectares
and stretches from Noosa to Rainbow Beach. It is considered such
a unique wilderness region it has recently been nominated for 'World
Heritage' listing.
Cooloola contains a vast array of natural wonders, including the
Noosa River and Lakes system, high dune rainforests and perched
lakes, not to mention more than 80kms of pristine beaches
Noosa Safaris will show you every unique aspect of this magnificent
wilderness area.
20 (43) Scary Brisbane - Ghost by boat ahhhh!!! (St
Helena)
'The Hell Hole of the South Pacific' Be glad you went and grateful
you weren't sent!
A St Helena Ghost Tour is a memorable night out, for most ages
and all occasions, with a historical and eerie twist.
On arrival at the jetty you will be met by characters from the
past. These professional actors will be your guides for the evening.
After a forty minute cruise the real, scary fun begins! Through
stories, poems and playlets, the guides will entertain you. Let
your imagination take over and relive these harsh times on the island
once known as, 'The Hell Hole of the South Pacific'. The night on
the island culminates at the cemetery, be prepared for the unexpected.
Then it's back to the boat where a tantalizing dessert spread awaits
with tea and coffee. Buy a drink, sit back, and return to the present
as the characters entertain you with songs of old St Helena.
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