Queensland


To truly appreciate the beauty and character of Australia, a visit to Queensland is a must. If its year-round warm climate, friendly locals and relaxed way of life aren’t enough to convince you, its stunning beaches, bustling cities, diverse natural wonders and exotic islands certainly will.


Daintree


Cape Tribulation Palm Cove


Port Douglas CAIRNS


Townsville Airlie Beach QUEENSLAND


Whitsunday Islands


Mackay Rockhampton Bundaberg


The Sunlander (including Queenslander Class) Tilt Train (Brisbane to Cairns) Tilt Train (Brisbane to Rockhampton)


Maroochydore Sunshine Coast


BRISBANE Gold Coast


From reef to the rainforest by Rail


• Queensland Rail offers the largest and most comprehensive network of long distance trains in Australia


• The traditional Sunlander and the modern Tilt Trains will help you find a host of coastal destinations and attractions


• Whether it’s an island getaway, rainforest hike or outback adventure, it’s all accessible when you travel by rail


• So start planning your trip, then sit back and marvel at the panoramic landscape as it rolls by your window


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Things to do in Queensland...


• Sun yourself on the golden sands of Surfers Paradise


• Snorkel through the technicolour treasures of the Great Barrier Reef


• Four-wheel drive Fraser Island


• Explore the magical Daintree Rainforest with an Aboriginal guide


• Charter a yacht to the pristine Whitsunday Islands


• Enjoy resort relaxation in Noosa


• Frolic on the beaches of the Capricorn Coast


• See dinosaur footprints near Winton


• Go diving from the gracious town of Bundaberg


• Bushwalk through national parks near Mackay


• Visit wineries and rodeos in Southern Queensland Country


• Go horse riding on Townsville’s Magnetic Island


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