Whales off Hervey Bay


Lake McKenzie, Fraser Island Other places of interest


Brisbane Make the most of your holiday in Brisbane - a sunny, sophisticated capital on the winding Brisbane River. Along with lush parks and laid-back locals, this is a city with serious cultural credentials and first-class wining, dining and dancing.


Gold Coast


Tackle the huge waves off Broadbeach, snorkel through a shipwreck off Main Beach or walk on golden sand fringed by high rises in Surfers Paradise. The Gold Coast is known for being an action-packed holiday destination. Whether it is the theme parks, attractions or tours - there’s something for everyone.


Sunshine Coast


Just north of Brisbane, Queensland’s Sunshine Coast offers a relaxed, yet sophisticated lifestyle. Encompassing the coastline from Caloundra to Rainbow Beach and the lush countryside of the hinterland, the beauty of this region will captivate you. And its generous beaches will keep you coming back.


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Base yourself in cosmopolitan Cairns and take a day trip to the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef. Or head to the magical, primeval Daintree Rainforest. See a performance by the world-famous Aboriginal dance theatre Tjapukai.


Sip cocktails in the vibrant resort town of Port Douglas. Camp, fish and four-wheel drive in the remote wilderness of Cape York Peninsula.


Whitsundays


You can sail, swim, snorkel, dive or just relax in the Whitsundays - 74 pristine, palm-fringed islands tucked inside the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea.


Enjoy five stars of resort luxury on several of the islands. Visit Whitsunday Island and walk the pure white, silica sands of Whitehaven Beach.


Fraser Coast


Four-wheel drive on World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, the world’s largest sand island. Or visit Lady Elliot Island on the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Cruise next to giant humpback whales and their calves from Hervey Bay between early July and late October.


Central Queensland


Bringing together the regions of Capricorn and Gladstone, Central Queensland offers you a lovely blend of laidback country charm amidst diverse natural beauty. With a combination of coastal cities, islands, rainforest and gemfields, you couldn’t ask for anything more.


Outback Queensland


Queensland’s outback is hard to beat, with its tales and trappings of yesteryear, awe-inspiring landscapes, rollicking stockmen and quiet fishing spots. It’s a thousand kilometres of nature, and even the odd dinosaur fossil!


Mackay


A laid-back city, with lovely art deco buildings and streets lined with palm trees. The surrounding areas are perfect for holidaying far from crowds; relaxing at secluded beaches, exploring an ancient rainforest or snorkelling the reef.


Townsville


Don’t miss Townsville’s sensational sunsets, scenic beach promenade and balmy nightlife. From here, the Great Barrier Reef sprawls to the east, the Outback to the west, islands and rainforest to the north and sugar cane and mango farming to the south.


AUSTRALIA Queensland


Icons of Queensland...


• Fraser Island The world’s largest sand island and the only place on the planet where the rainforest grows in the sand. Four- wheel drive, swim in mirrored lakes, picnic next to turtles, spot whales and see kangaroos, wallabies and possums.


• Great Barrier Reef The World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef is a living masterpiece so big it can be seen from outer space. It stretches more than 2,000 kilometres along the Queensland coast, from the mainland towns of Port Douglas to Bundaberg.


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