Things to see and do Townsville

The Townsville Visitor Information Center is located in the heart of Townsville's business district, just off Flinders Street in Townsville Bulletin Square. This licensed tourist information center offers a one-stop shop for travel information, including maps, brochures and itineraries. Staffed by knowledgeable and skilled locals, they can advise you on what to see, do and eat. Discuss your travel plans with the friendly staff or make a reservation. Suitable parking is available on Dean Street or close to Reef HQ and the Museum of Tropical Queensland. From Dean Street, you can take a short stroll over the Victoria Bridge to the heart of the business district. The Visitor Information Center is 700 meters along Flinders Street, from Reef HQ and the Museum of Tropical Queensland. Follow the approved Visitor Information Center signs for orientation.

Dedicated to the fauna and flora of Northern Queensland, this impressive museum includes oiseaux birds, rainforests, but also sunken ships and Aboriginal crafts.

Aboriginal Cultural Centre - Art Gallery, Museum.

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.