Things to see and do Queensland

An interesting exhibition depicting the life of the Aborigines and Torres Strait Islander, located along a creek, among native plants, trees, gardens and a waterfall.

A spectacular site with a 30 m canopy covered with haulms, soft corals, branches of black corals. It houses shark sharks, pelagic fish colonies and Manta lines in the winter (May to September).

Organizes tours of the city during the day and a 3-hour sunset cruise on the Thomson River (17 h to 20 h) with country meal and music.

Offers 6 recently renovated hot and cold hot water pools. Open from 10 am to 17 pm. Also has a campsite.

A little higher, a memorial was erected to commemorate the battle between HMAS Sydney and the German Kormoran, which took place off Carnarvon on 19 November 1941.

Aboriginal Cultural Centre - Art Gallery, Museum.

Safely and in a soothing setting, stroll through the tropical forest and climb along the 350 m of surlevés paths that lead you to splendid views.

This small plant and sugar distillery is the only one of its kind throughout Australia. Discover the sugar industry and test their products.

On the road from Bundaberg to Gin Gin, it can be fun to observe these mysterious 35 craters discovered in 1971, whose origin is still controversial today.

Maritime museum dedicated in particular to the story of the sinking of the SS Yongala, a cruise ship, which disappeared off Townsville with its 120 passengers during a cyclone in 1911 and which became one of the most famous diving sites in northern Australia.

Tony offers many towers in and around Townsville, such as Wallaman Falls, the highest waterfall in the southern hemisphere or a day in an Aboriginal community.

Kroombit Tourist Park is a farm of 10 000 hectares. It offers 4-day tours including horseback riding and 4 X on property. You will learn to handle the lasso, shoot the rifle, and regroup the herd! You can also camp on site and enjoy a good meal in a western atmosphere.

In this zoo, which has more than 230 animals, you will have the opportunity to caress koalas, hold snakes, feed kangaroos and observe wombats, dingoes, quokkas, crocodiles,...