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Top 45 Things To Do In Queensland

41 (22) Magnetic Island

If you don't have the time to experience the full majesty of the area, a day or many spent on Magnetic Island is a fantastic break.

Over 90% of the Island is green with half of that is National Park. Magnetic Island scores highly as an attractive escape destination.

National Park, Magnetic Island

The Island has 36 kilometres of bush and bay tracks. If you walk far enough you are bound to find one to yourself.

You can hire most forms of transport from limos to push bikes.

Watch out for the cute looking Rock Wallabies.

Magnetic Island is just 27 nautical miles from the Great Barrier Reef and a twenty-five minute ferry ride (see below) from Townsville.

Travel to Magnetic Island by Ferry (return trip)

In just 25 minutes, the ferry will take you to the beautiful Magnetic Island. Aboard the air-conditioned vessel, you will have access to a licensed bar and snacks as well as there is free tea and coffee. The outside decks allow you to catch the sea breeze.

Three ferries and up to 15 trips per day take the locals and holiday makers across to the beautiful Magnetic Island.

You can choose to stay for a half day, full day or overnight. Once you have purchased your ticket, you are able to travel to and from the Island at a time that suits you.

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Travel to Magnetic Island by Ferry (return trip)
42 (23) Mission Beach

Situated approximately equidistance between Cairns and Townsville Mission Beach is the logical base for visiting the islands of the Hinchinbrook Channel.

Mission Beach stretches north from the Tam O'Shanter Point through South Mission, Wongaling, Mission Beach, Clump Point to Bingil Bay.

Things to do on and around Mission Beach:
  • Find your own secluded cove
  • Beach & rainforest walks
  • White Water Rafting,
  • Tandem Skydiving
  • Horse Riding
  • Fishing
  • Sailing
  • and Kayaking:
Mission Beach Kayaking Half Day Trip
Mission BeachMission Beach

As you paddle from South Mission Beach along the coast passing golden sandy beaches and rocky headlands you may see turtles and numerous sea birds that abound long this scenic coastline.

Learn about the coastal reef and mangrove ecology, whilst looking for rays in the shallow waters. Stop for a break and yummy snacks on the rainforest fringed beach before finishing the trip.

Mission Beach Kayaking Half Day Trip
43 Scary Brisbane - Ghost by boat ahhhh!!!
'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.

St Helena Ghost Tour

44 Southern Tablelands
Southern TablelandsSouthern Tablelands

A drive or a tour through the Southern Tablelands can make for a welcome change of scenery and a break from the beach. A very pleasant way to spend the day.

Millaa Millaa Falls / Waterfalls Circuit,

Millaa Millaa Falls is the main attraction of the Waterfalls Circuit. The magnificent waterfalls are surrounded by lush rainforest.

The falls cascade perfectly into a pristine waterhole below. Swimming in the cool water is highly recommended.

Millaa Millaa Falls Picture Perfect

Millaa Millaa Falls is one of the most photographed waterfalls in Australia. It is almost like a picture perfect fairy tale. A grassy picnic area near to the falls is an excellent spot to relax and 'soak up' the sight.

As bonus, if you're very lucky, you might catch a glimpse of a platypus.

45 (71) Queensland National Park - Natural Bridge
Queensland National Park

The spectacular Natural Bridge is a popular destination and is best seen early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds.

Glow-Worms

To see the amazing colony of glow-worms you’ll need to be there after sunset – so take a torch. On summer nights you may also see luminous fungi and fireflies.

Paradise Riflebirds

Listen out for the calls of paradise riflebirds, green catbirds and wompoo fruit-doves during the day.

Rainforest Lookouts

Along with the Bridge, glow-worms and the rest there are a number of lookouts over lush rainforest.

The is a magical spot.

Tip, if you take the path in an anti-clockwise clockwise direction it possible to push a stroller and possibly even a wheelchair to the lookout.

Stick to paths, stay behind fences and please keep a close eye on your children.

Glow Worm Night Tour and Dinner Experience, Natural Bridge

Enjoy a delicious four course Aussie meal at a popular local restaurant. Try a huge Aussie steak or the famous local Barramundi fish. Alternatively you may choose to join the tour after dinner.

You will marvel at the wonders of the southern sky by night, as your expert guide points out stars, planets and constellations unique to Australia.

World Heritage listed National Parks of southeast Queensland

You will visit the unique and wondrous World Heritage listed National Parks of southeast Queensland. Much of the region has been added to the World Heritage list for it's universal significance and is now protected forever.

Your eco-guide will take you on an evening bush walk through sub-tropical rainforest, where glowworms light up the night. Learn about plants and animals unique to the area, as your local Aboriginal guide tells you all about the history, culture, and lifestyle of their past, and their interaction with this special place. You will finish the evening with supper in the forest.

“World Heritage Visitation Certificate” endorsed by UNESCO

You will receive as a memento of your tour, a “World Heritage Visitation Certificate” endorsed by UNESCO and featuring their World Heritage emblem, to certify your contribution to the conservation and preservation of this beautiful area.

Nightly Natural Bridge Glow Worm Tours

'Finalist' in the 2001 and the 2002 Queensland Tourism Awards in the category of 'Significant Regional Attraction', the Natural Bridge Glow Worm Tour which operates nightly, and it's advanced eco-certification shows the commitment to best practice environmental management as well as top quality ecotur experiences.

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Glow Worm Night Tour and Dinner Experience
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