Capricorn Coast National Park Capricorn

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Be inspired: Snorkelling, seabirds and sightseeing—3 sensational reasons to visit the southern Great Barrier Reef!

The southern Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s most iconic travel destinations… and little wonder why! Here you can snorkel amongst delicate corals and colourful fish, share your island ‘solitude’ with thousands of seabirds, and enjoy sightseeing on a scale second to none! Photo credit: © Tourism and Events Queensland

Coastal volcanic headlands with intriguing rock formations, scenic lookouts and a variety of short walks through diverse plant communities along the coast are highlights of a visit to Capricorn Coast National Park.

Location

A series of small reserves along the Capricorn Coast between Yeppoon to just south of Emu Park.

Welcome

'Mayimbagu Dharumbal nunthi'

Traditional Owners—the Darumbal people—welcome you to their country and ask that you respect and enjoy Capricorn Coast National Park.

Learn more Getting there

Park facilities

Barbecue (wood/fuel/coin)
Lookout
Picnic tables
Toilets
Wheelchair access (may require assistance)
No camping
Walking

Highlights and announcements

Be inspired: Snorkelling, seabirds and sightseeing—3 sensational reasons to visit the southern Great Barrier Reef!
Image credit© Tourism and Events Queensland

The southern Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s most iconic travel destinations… and little wonder why! Here you can snorkel amongst delicate corals and colourful fish, share your island ‘solitude’ with thousands of seabirds, and enjoy sightseeing on a scale second to none!
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