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`Llewellyn` Dive Site
Exciting wreck diving is to be had at the historic 'Llewellyn' site, east of Mackay on the Great Barrier Reef. The steamer was last seen departing Cape Capricorn Lighthouse on 17 July 1919 and disappeared during heavy gales as it sailed from Rockhampton to Bowen. The location of the vessel remained a mystery until 1997, when the shipwreck was located 35 kilometres east of Mackay.`Llewellyn` Dive Site
Mackay, Mackay Area
`The Aarhus` Dive Site
North of Moreton Island lies a 50 metre iron barque which sank in 1894 after a 122 day sail from New York, carrying a cargo of kerosene, glassware, wire bails and alarm clocks. Timber artifacts under the sand have been preserved from being drenched in kerosene. The Aarhus is considered one of Australias first major marine oil spills!`The Aarhus` Dive Site
Brisbane City, Brisbane Area
`The Moltke` Dive Site
'The Moltke' is a wreck dive accessible from the shore on Magnetic Island. The old cargo Boat has been here for over 70 years. The structure is fairly broken up providing many corners and holes for marine life to hide in. Batfish, Grouper, Squirrelfish, Butterflyfish and Damselfish make this home. Crayfish and Nudibranchs can often also be found.`The Moltke` Dive Site
Magnetic Island, Townsville Area
1 Two 3 Dining and Lounge Bar
1 Two 3 Dining and Lounge Bar offers a revolutionary concept in dining out that lets the customer decide their portion size dependant on their appetite and budget. Serving popular dishes from all around the Mediterranean with a Modern Australian slant; from a Spanish paella to a French inspired veal dish to a tender osso bucco and everything in between; 1 Two 3 Mediterranean serves it up in the heart of the Broadbeach dining precinct; in style! The 1 Two 3 lounge bar offers a stylish and sophis...1 Two 3 Dining and Lounge Bar
Gold Coast, Gold Coast Area
10 Mile Fishing Spot
The coffee coloured water of the Warrego River provides visitors and locals with a great camping, fishing or swimming spot. Peace and quiet has never been more accessible. Only 16 kilometres north of the Charleville Central Business District, the 10 Mile Fishing spot is the most convenient of all. To get away from the hustle, bustle and burdens of every day life. Please note that riverbanks can become inaccessible and very boggy during and after wet weather for up to two weeks. Further...10 Mile Fishing Spot
Charleville, Murweh Area
18 Mile Fishing Spot
You can have your own slice of Warrego heaven just 28 kilometres north of Charleville Central Business District, at the 18 Mile Warrego River fishing spot. The Warrego River stretches from the Carnarvon Gorge in the north to Bourke in the south (New South Wales). Fish common in this river system include: Yellowbelly, Catfish, Murray Cod, Silver Perch and Spangled Perch. Yellowbelly occur naturally in river systems west of the Great Dividing Range and is the number seven fish on the Department ...18 Mile Fishing Spot
Charleville, Murweh Area
264 Kent Street
This building at 264 Kent Street was erected in 1875 and was occupied by J H Bliss, a watchmaker and jeweller, who specialised in the supply and repair of maritime chronometers, barometers, sextants and navigational instruments. This business served the busy port of Maryborough during the 1880s. Visitors to the port may even have availed of Bliss’ skills as a maker of artificial teeth.264 Kent Street
Maryborough, Maryborough Area
27 Mile Warrego River Fishing Spot
Imagine the peace and quiet, the smell of a Yellowbelly cooking, the star-filled nights and the fire crackling lazily away. Now you can wake up, get up and plan your fishing trip to the 27 Mile Warrego River Fishing Spot. It’s only 40 kilometres from the Charleville Central Business District, making the 27 Mile Warrego River fishing spot a great location for a day, weekend or even a week long fishing trip. A great experience to involve the family, even the dog. Please note riverbanks can beco...27 Mile Warrego River Fishing Spot
Charleville, Murweh Area
75 Mile Beach
In the great tradition of many Australian place names, 75 Mile Beach on Fraser Island, was so named because it is approximately 75 miles long. Due to the constant movement of sea and sand, it's not always exactly 75 miles long, but then, ‘75.173 Mile Beach’ just wouldn't have had the same ring to it. 75 Mile Beach runs along most of the east coast of Fraser Island. While it may not be the best place for swimming due to dangerous currents and plentiful Tiger sharks, it is extremely beautiful and...75 Mile Beach
Fraser Island, Hervey Bay Area
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A Flight Experience Q1
Have you ever dreamed of flying a commercial jet airliner? Well, now you can with A Flight Experience Q1! Experience the next best thing by flying their state of the art flight simulator based on the popular Boeing 737-800 into any airport of your choosing around the world. You get to experience a full flight as “Captain on duty” under the watchful eye of their skilled flight instructors, beginning with a thorough pre flight briefing, going through the checklists and then taking off. On arri...A Flight Experience Q1
Gold Coast, Gold Coast Area
Abel Point Marina
Abel Point is Queensland's gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsundays 74 unique islands all boasting some of the most beautiful turquoise waters in the World. Abel Point houses North Queensland's largest marina catering for boats of all kinds, right up to the largest super yacht. Abel Point Marina offers access to all aquatic action for snorkelling, diving tours and charter boat adventures directly from Airlie Beach a World famous tourist destination. It is located only 25 minutes fr...Abel Point Marina
Airlie Beach, Whitsunday Area
Absolutely Art
Absolutely Art in the heart of Dalby is an art gallery with a difference. Wander through the collection from the best local artists including Lynette Cramb's stunning watercolours and other well known Australian painters. Hand crafted silver and beaded jewellery, fine home wares and cosmetics, gourmet foods, Spencer and Rutherford luggage and handbags, furniture, the list goes on. Exhibitions are held in the gallery displaying works from away and local art groups and artists. It is a forever-...Absolutely Art
Dalby, Dalby Area
Achievers Walk
The Maryborough Walk of Achievers in Richmond and Wharf Streets was developed in three years over five stages. These plaques honour their pioneers, Olympians, and people from Maryborough who, through their achievements, have gone on to become extraordinary Australians in fields of education, government, culture and sport. The walk also incorporates a Federation Walk in conjunction with the Centenary of Federation Celebrations, the federation Walk honours eight federal politicians with a shade t...Achievers Walk
Maryborough, Maryborough Area
Adventure at Mount Barney Lodge
Nestled amongst the foothills of World Heritage-listed, Mt Barney National Park, Mt Barney Lodge is a unique country escape that offers a variety of accommodation and Eco Accredited adventure activities. Their award winning (2008 QORF 'Environmental Award') activities are diverse, educational, and are tailored to suit participants of different ages, fitness levels and abilities. Activities range from their Sunset Eco Walk for the nature lovers; exciting interpretative activities for the childr...Adventure at Mount Barney Lodge
Beaudesert, Beaudesert Area
Adventure Parc
Want an action packed day? Take the family, a group of friends or corporate teams to new heights at Adventure Parc Mount Tamborine. This is a top spot for a family day out, huge fun for teenagers, active people of any age and corporate groups planning team building exercises. There are 68 elevated challenges spread over eight exciting flying foxes, spread over four courses of varying difficulty. The park stretches through hectares of forest between bush and subtropical rainforest with almost 1...Adventure Parc
Tamborine Mountain, Beaudesert Area
Adventure Way
The Adventure Way takes you from Brisbane to Adelaide via Queensland's richest grain and cotton producing area surrounding Dalby. It travels through Brigalow and belah belts to the outback plains where mulga lines the road and eventually gives way to a treeless gibber landscape at the Queensland, South Australia border. From Innamincka, follow the historic Strzelecki Track to the Flinders Ranges and finally to Adelaide. The rewards of the journey are many, discovering the awe-inspiring land...Adventure Way
Thargomindah, Bulloo Area
Agincourt Reef
Agincourt Reef, off Port Douglas on the Great Barrier Reef, is a series of many smaller reefs with at least 16 different dive sites. The Channels offer interesting swim-throughs and caves, while The Gardens are renowned for their exceptional abundance of brightly coloured reef fish. Blue Wonder is a breath-taking wall dive to beyond 40m while Nursery Bommie is a spectacular pinnacle where pelagic fish gather to feed.Agincourt Reef
Port Douglas, Douglas Area
Airlie Beach Lagoon
The Airlie Beach Lagoon has become the focal and topical point of the area. When you want to meet someone, you meet 'at the Lagoon'. If you want a great day of relaxation with no admission fee.... 'spend a day at the Lagoon'. And the most rewarding thing of all is that the people of The Whitsundays have taken the Lagoon to their heart as much as their tourists and visitors. The Airlie Beach Lagoon was officially opened by the Premier of Queensland on 8 January 2001. The experiences on offer ar...Airlie Beach Lagoon
Airlie Beach, Whitsunday Area
Albert River Circuit
The Albert River Circuit within Lamington National Park, leads off the Border Track 4.5 kilometres from the trail head. The track winds down to Lightning Falls and follows the left branch of the Albert River upstream to Echo Falls and Echo Point. Between the falls and Echo Point, you walk through warm temperate rainforest dominated by coachwood trees. This is one of the few places in the park where you can see this type of rainforest. Along this walk, you will also see spectacular creek scener...Albert River Circuit
Canungra, Beaudesert Area
Albert River Wines
In the picturesque Albert River Valley of the superb Gold Coast Hinterland, you will find the historic splendor of a colonial homestead. Within this historic landmark, their boutique winery is open daily for wine tasting and fine gourmet cuisine to complement. Looking for a great day out from Brisbane or from the Gold Coast? Both the Vineyard and Winery are set high on the hill with panoramic views of Tamborine Mountain. Enjoy Devonshire Teas and lavish lunches on their spacious verandahs, or d...Albert River Wines
Tamborine Mountain, Beaudesert Area
Allan Tannock Weir
The Allan Tannock Weir is situated on the Warrego River five kilometres south of Cunnamulla. There is a picnic area with wood fuel barbecue, swimming and fishing are permitted one hundred metres from the Weir Wall. A boat ramp is situated five hundred metres up river from the Weir. The area is shaded by River Red Gums, Coolibahs and Tea Trees. There are walking trails and prolific birdlife. Bird lists are available from the Cunnamulla Visitor Information Centre. The Allan Tannock Weir is part of...Allan Tannock Weir
Cunnamulla, Paroo Area
Alligator Creek - Bowling Green Bay National Park
Bowling Green Bay is the largest National Park (55 300 hectares) between the city of Townsville and the town of Bowen on the North Queensland coast. The park includes the Mount Elliot area and adjacent coastal wetlands, saltpans and mangroves. Bowling Green National Park is near the southern limit of the Wet Tropical Rainforest. On Mount Elliot the rainforest is confined to areas about 66 metres. Access is via the Bruce Highway - turnoff towards Alligator Creek 28 kilometres south of Townsville....Alligator Creek - Bowling Green Bay National Park
Townsville, Townsville Area
Alligator Creek Track
Alligator Creek flows through Bowling Green Bay National Park in a series of cascades, deep pools and waterfalls. The track to Alligator Falls meanders roughly parallel to the creek through the open forest to Hidden Valley. Discarded machinery is a rusty reminder of a failed farming enterprise. Across the creek the valley narrows, with Mount Elliot and Saddle Mountain framing the landscape. The final section of the walk is through a rocky vine thicket from which the track suddenly emerges ne...Alligator Creek Track
Townsville, Townsville Area
Alma Park Zoo
Discover a wide range of Australian, exotic and endangered animals at Alma Park Zoo. The zoo keeper talks and presentations throughout the day ensure an up close and personal experience; touch and cuddle koalas, snakes and crocodiles, and hand feed the kangaroos and deer. Learn all sorts of interesting information about Squirrel Monkeys and Baboons, see the Ring-tailed Lemurs on their Island Sanctuary, their Red Panda climbing through the trees, enjoy the antics of the Marmosets, Tamarins and ...Alma Park Zoo
Brisbane City, Brisbane Area
Aloomba Lavender
Aloomba Lavender on the Mount Lindesay Road (three to four kilometres north of Liston) is part of a 4,000 acre cattle property set in picturesque rolling hills. The 12,000 established lavender plants form a pretty pattern whether in flower or not (great opportunity for photographs). The well stocked gift shop and the tranquil bed and breakfast rooms are very popular. Bus groups and casual visitors are received in a friendly, family atmosphere for tea and coffee. Harvesting begins in mid Novembe...Aloomba Lavender
Stanthorpe, Stanthorpe Area
Alpha Murals
Alpha is branded the ‘Town of Murals’ due to the 27 colourful murals painted on buildings throughout the town. Each mural depicts a different aspect of pioneering and contemporary rural life. Two local artists Alice McLaughin and Benny Fuentes, both members of the Alpha Cultural Group decided to brighten up the town with their artistic skills after a devastating flood in the 1990s. The Murals pay tribute to this historic event.Alpha Murals
Alpha, Jericho Area
Alpha Native Flower Garden
Australian and South African natives plus varieties of Stattis grow on this two and half acre site, Alpha Native Flower Garden, beside Alpha Creek. Feel free to stroll amongst the endemic plant species keeping a look out for the many native birds and wildlife that also utilize the flower garden. Remember to take your camera for the perfect photo opportunity.Alpha Native Flower Garden
Alpha, Jericho Area
Alpha Petrified Wood
The volunteers at the Rowley Roberts Tourist Information Centre can show you examples of petrified wood and direct you to where you might see this in its natural setting. Petrified wood is a type of fossil, in which the tissues of a dead plant are replaced with minerals (most often a silicate, such as quartz). The petrifaction process occurs underground, when wood or woody materials suddenly become buried under sediment. Mineral-rich water flowing through the sediment deposits minerals in the pl...Alpha Petrified Wood
Alpha, Jericho Area
Amamoor State Forest
Amamoor State Forest produces some of the finest hoop pine in Queensland. More than 120 bird species have been sighted in its riverine rainforests and plantations of hoop and bunya pines. Enjoy a drive through the forested valley and explore interesting walks. From Amama day-use area, take the Platypus walk (300 metres return) to a viewing platform for a chance to see a platypus. The rainforest walk at Cedar Grove features huge red cedar and fig trees. Cedar Grove and Amamoor Creek camping areas...Amamoor State Forest
Gympie, Cooloola Area
Amis Restaurant and Venue
Stradbroke Islands dining destination, Amis offers you the perfect venue for your wedding, intimate dinner party, upstairs cocktail bar and of course a la carte dinner. It is located on top of Cumming Parade overlooking Homebeach, Moreton Island and the Coral Sea. Enjoy a relaxed pre dinner cocktail in their mezzanine Bar before savouring their mondo cuisine influenced from all around the world, using fresh local produce. Experience hospitality, fantastic views and award winning food. This is...Amis Restaurant and Venue
North Stradbroke Island, Brisbane Area
Anderson Park Botanic Gardens
Anderson Park Botanic Gardens Townsville is one of the three separate gardens which together form Townsville Botanic Gardens being developed by the Metropolitan Council. Being a garden of international repute, Anderson Park is often crowded by plant enthusiasts and unfussy visitors. Planned under the Botanic Gardens Masterplan of Australia, Anderson Park perfectly caters to a wide variety of public activities and expectations. The arboretum inside contains fine varieties of tropical tree ferns...Anderson Park Botanic Gardens
Townsville, Townsville Area
Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Fortitude Valley (or 'The Valley' as it is known to locals) has a well deserved reputation as Brisbane's home for one-of-a-kind fashion. With the mix of fashion designers, artists and musicians working within the area, it’s no wonder that this inner-city suburb is inspiration for beautiful fashion. One street within The Valley that continues to offer an array of unique boutiques is Ann Street. Here you will find arguably Brisbane's best boutique for innovative fashions - Blonde Venus. It is a ...Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Brisbane City, Brisbane Area
Anzac Park and Ululah Lagoon
Once a favourite spot for aboriginal corroborees, the area is now a beautiful park, centred on the Ululah Lagoon. In 1852, the first land sales were held for the new town here, in a simple slab hut. Horse-drawn scoops were used to clear the lagoon to form Maryborough’s first water supply in 1859. The lagoon is now surrounded by a walk and cycle path which is also frequently in use by the abundant wildlife who make the lagoon home. Anzac Park being Maryborough’s major playground contains a skat...Anzac Park and Ululah Lagoon
Maryborough, Maryborough Area
Anzac Square War Memorial
The Anzac Square War Memorial is uniquely and ideally set in peaceful surrounds amidst the hustle and bustle of city life. Centrally located, Anzac Square is dedicated to Australia's military heritage. The Shrine of Remembrance, with its Eternal Flame, forms the focal point for the radially patterned pathways, pools, lawns and Bribie Island Pine Bottle trees. There are Touch-Tell systems in place that explain the significance of Anzac Square to visitors. Co-located beside Anzac Square, in th...Anzac Square War Memorial
Brisbane City, Brisbane Area
Apex Park and Lookout
Apex Park is the site of the first public hospital in Kingaroy and was developed by the Apex Club in the mid 1960's. The large trees that remain today are the plantings from the hospital grounds. A resident of the area donated the steam engine in the centre of the park. There is a memorial in the park in the memory of Matron Norma McDiarmid (1915-1944) erected by Kingaroy Past and Present Nurses Association. A walking track through the native bush takes you from the park to the lookout on Cora...Apex Park and Lookout
Kingaroy, Kingaroy Area
Aquativity
Aquativity is a fun, interactive water-play park right in the heart of Brisbane's South Bank. It is especially designed to encourage families and children to come together and enjoy the outdoors. It celebrates Brisbane’s close relationship with the Brisbane River. Aquativity features educational play elements referencing the river, and helps create an early understanding of the water cycle and its preservation. Aquativity also highlights the native fish and mammal species of mullet and dugo...Aquativity
Brisbane City, Brisbane Area
Araucaria Lookout Track
The Araucaria Lookout Track in the Binna Burra section of Lamington National Park is reached by following the Border Track to the foot of Mount Hobwee. For much of this section, the track winds upwards along the Beechmont Range through subtropical rainforest, with occasional sections where Antarctic Beech is prominent. A turnoff to the left takes walkers to Araucaria Lookout, Mount Hobwee or Mount Wagawn. Araucaria Lookout is the first option on the left, with a suitable lunch spot on the tr...Araucaria Lookout Track
Beaudesert, Beaudesert Area
Arcadia at Magnetic Island
Arcadia is the smallest of the four main bays around Magnetic Island. Arcadia surrounds two of the Island’s prominent bays; Alma Bay and Geoffrey Bay. Geoffrey Bay is a Marine National Park Zone, which signifies no fishing or collecting, but is great for exploring during low tide. The old barge jetty, which is situated on the left side, is a great spot for feeding rock wallabies at dusk. Alma Bay is a very popular swimming spot for local and visitors alike. The Arcadian Life Saving Club patrol...Arcadia at Magnetic Island
Magnetic Island, Townsville Area
Armstrong Beach
Armstrong Beach is renowned for fishing and prawning, these activities are best attempted from the beach, a Four Wheel Drive is required to launch a boat from the beach. From Armstrong Beach head to freshwater point, which is where Captain Cook first landed in 1770 looking for freshwater, hence its name. Armstrong Beach facilities including a picnic area and caravan park accommodation.Armstrong Beach
Sarina, Sarina Area
Art and Craft on the Coast Pty Ltd
Art and Craft Markets are held from 8.00 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. Sundays on the Gold Coast beachfront. They feature over 200 outdoor stalls displaying a wide variety of locally handmade products, ideal for souvenirs, mementos and unique gifts. The markets are held on the beachfront on the first Sunday of the month at Broadbeach, the second Sunday at Coolangatta, the third Sunday at Broadbeach and the last Sunday at Burleigh. The Sunday markets are held year round.Art and Craft on the Coast Pty Ltd
Gold Coast, Gold Coast Area
Artspace Mackay
Discover the arts and culture of the Mackay region when you visit Artspace Mackay, the regional art gallery and museum in the centre of the city. This architecturally award winning building provides visitors with an opportunity to learn about the people and history of Mackay through the Spirit and Place: Mementoes of Mackay exhibition. Celebrate the arts through an ever changing array of exhibitions drawn from local, interstate and international collections which showcase the talents of Austr...Artspace Mackay
Mackay, Mackay Area
Atherton Birds of Prey Show
Enjoy an intimate wildlife experience in a natural setting at the Atherton Birds of Prey Show. Get up close to some of Australia’s awesome aerial predators, including eagles, owls and falcons. See them flying free, where the sky’s the limit! This interactive presentation allows visitors to be a part of the show, not just a part of the audience. Meet some other fascinating Australian animals after the show, such as Macca the Spotted-tail Quoll and Bob the Estuarine Crocodile. Plus, you can exp...Atherton Birds of Prey Show
Atherton Tablelands, Atherton Area
Auburn River National Park
In Auburn River National Park, the spectacular Auburn River flows over huge salmon-coloured boulders as it courses through a steep-sided gorge. Look up along the clifftops for the nests of Peregrine falcons. The forest and waterholes are also good spots for birdwatching. Weeping red bottlebrushes contrast with dark green stunted figs and flowering tea-trees along the creek. In spring, there are wildflowers to admire. A 150 metre walking track leads to a lookout far above the river. Another quit...Auburn River National Park
Auburn, Chinchilla Area
Augathella 4x4 Stock Route Trail
Accessible by 4x4 only, the stock route around Augathella is designed to follow in the footsteps of the sheep and cattle men of Australia.Discover a totally different way of life. You will find all the 'constructions' used by drovers to control their herds. Spear traps, sheep brakes and pit sawmills, all played a part in developing this rugged land we call the Outback. A detailed map and directions are available at either the Charleville or Augathella Information Centres. Please note that ...Augathella 4x4 Stock Route Trail
Augathella, Murweh Area
Augathella Kenniff Tree
There is nothing like having a connection to Bushrangers. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, the notorious Kenniff Brothers tethered their horses under this magnificent old Coolibah tree, between their many cattle and horse stealing escapades. Often referred to, (but not entirely accurate) as 'Australia’s Last Bushrangers', Patrick and James (Jimmy) Kenniff, lived a life of horse stealing, cattle duffing, armed robbery and also murder. Growing up in New South Wales, the boys moved to Que...Augathella Kenniff Tree
Augathella, Murweh Area
Augathella Moonlighters Theatre
Augathella has a colourful and unique history, and it's one they love to share. Among many other things, it's a history full of Bullock Teams, notorious Bushrangers, Shearing, Rodeos and Outback life. To celebrate this history, a 20 minute documentary has been produced and can be viewed on request, at the Moonlighters Theatre, Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The walls in the theatre are covered with murals, depicting Augathella's colourful history, including the famous Captain St...Augathella Moonlighters Theatre
Augathella, Murweh Area
Augathella Murals
A picture speaks a thousand words. Many of the buildings and fences in the Main Street, Augathella feature a fabulous series of murals depicting Augathella’s diverse history. The latest Mural explains the 'Smiley' story. For those of you that may not be aware, it was in Augathella that the character 'Smiley', from the classic Australian Smiley movies, was penned and some of the scenes were filmed in Augathella. The Augathella Murals bring back memories of the shearing industry and quirky O...Augathella Murals
Augathella, Murweh Area
Augathella Wrought Iron Sculptures
Augathella has a wonderful collection of rustic Wrought Iron Sculptures. Along Main Street you will find them. They are whimsical and humorous and well worth a look. Bring the family along and see what the artists of Augathella have to offer. For more information on the Wrought Iron Sculptures drop into Augathella Arts and Information Centre.Augathella Wrought Iron Sculptures
Augathella, Murweh Area
Augustines On George
Augustine's on George cater for intimate dining, corporate and private functions, small romantic weddings as well as outside catering. Private room is available for 16 to 100 people. After 24 years, staff have mastered the perfect mix of one-on-one service with a mouth-watering menu, coupled with the blissful ambience of the surroundings.Augustines On George
Brisbane City, Brisbane Area
Aussie Emporium
Aussie Emporium is owned and operated by Peter and Anne Eldridge who have drawn on 50 years of retail experience and extensive travel to bring together Queensland's largest collection of quality Australiana, gift lines and souvenirs! If you haven’t treated yourself to the experience of the Aussie Emporium where quality doesn’t cost any more… If you haven’t experienced what a real souvenir shop is really about… If you need some real help in selecting a gift for that special person, you really mu...Aussie Emporium
Toowoomba, Toowoomba Area
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