QLD Attractions
Home to a thriving population, pay a visit to The Australian Platypus Park and Tarzali Lakes Aquaculture Centre when next in Tropical North Queensland. Less than one and a half hours’ drive from Ca...
Beenleigh RSL & Mt. Warren Park Golf Club are tucked away in a quiet locale midway between the Gold Coast and Brisbane.
The Tree of Knowledge takes its place in Australian history by being the central meeting place during the Great Shearers Strike of 1891. As a result of the strike came the birth of the Australian L...
The Carnarvon Gorge section of Carnarvon Ranges National Park forms one of the most impressive stretches of countryside in Australia. To the natural beauty of the cliffs and gorges, the vanished Ab...
A unique facet of nature, the Tyto Wetlands are made up of 90 hectares of wetlands located close to Ingham. Incorporating a diverse habitat of lagoons, lookouts and bird hides, you will be spoilt f...
Old Petrie Town is set in 50 acres of parkland and surrounded by a variety of heritage listed buildings. In itself, it is located in a replica of the old North Pine Hotel (circa 1880) and exudes th...
Darling Downs Zoo at Pilton displays a unique and varied collection of animals from around the globe, situated in a scenic rural setting between Toowoomba and Warwick. Observe a range of exotic and...
A series of boulder strewn cascades are the forerunner to the plunging Crows Nest Falls, a 20 metre waterfall surrounded by steep, granite cliffs. The national park surrounds only add to the tranqu...
One of Brisbane's premier shopping districts is found along the strip of Queen Street Mall, situated in the city centre. A pedestrian mall encompassing six major shopping centres and more than 700 ...
From fresh fruit to creative crafts, markets are often the hub for all things hearty, homemade and honest, and when combined with the Gold Coast's signature surf and sunshine, these are the perfect...
By day, Mt Coot-tha Lookout provides superb panoramic views of Brisbane and Moreton Bay, drenching you in the famous Queensland sun. By night, the fairyland of glittering city lights and a star fil...
Formed 190 million years ago when the already million year old Mt Undara erupted, the Undara Lava tubes are the result of 23.3 km³ of lava flowing and crusting over, forming an insulated tube for e...
Established in 1979, The Eumundi Market is one of the Sunshine Coasts leading tourist attractions; held every Saturday and Wednesday of the year come rain, hail or shine, this otherwise sleepy hint...
Australia's largest walk in underground sapphire mine, Miner's Heritage is situated Rubyvale, the heart of Queensland's sapphire fields. Explore a world of stones, gems and fossicking as you are ta...
When looking to beat the heat of a Gold Coast summer, get your skates on and cool off at Iceland Bundall. Whether beginner or well established on the smooth icy floors, all skating skills will be p...
Soak up the tropical Mackay heat with a trip to Bluewater Lagoon, a free three tiered lagoon situated in the heart of the city centre. Covering an area equivalent to three 50 metre swimming pools, ...
Lying between Kingaroy and Dalby, the Bunya Mountains are a peaceful and pristine escape, a compilation of subtropical cool green rainforest, eucalypt forests and woodlands. Rising to an elevation ...
