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Paluma Range National Park, the southern gateway for the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, is comprised of two sections. The northern section features Jourama Falls—a picturesque waterfall framed by rainforest.

The five islands of the Piper group are low, vegetated cays and home to one of the largest breeding and roosting populations of the black noddy in Queensland. The islands…

Low-lying coastal plains and two small islands in the Great Sandy Strait are protected in this park. These areas provide an ideal habitat for a variety of shorebirds including threatened…

In 1770, when Lieutenant James Cook landed on this island, he named it Possession Island, and ‘hoisted English colours’, taking possession of the east coast of Australia in the name…

Rinyirru (Lakefield) National Park (Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal land) (CYPAL) has a rich and diverse landscape. In the north grasslands and woodlands, wetlands, coastal estuaries, mangroves and mudflats are prominent.

This small coastal park in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area protects lowland rainforest, paperbark swamps and mangroves, near the estuary of the Russell and Mulgrave rivers.

Shoalwater Bay Regional Park is 18kms south, south-east of Stanage Bay by boat. Access to the park is only by boat.

This high continental island is popular for camping, birdwatching and small boat fishing. Lush forests, mangroves and coastal vegetation support a variety of bird species.

Pristine white sand dunes, miles of secluded beaches, livistona rainforests and melaleuca wetlands, abundant wildlife and boating and fishing opportunities in the calm waters of The Broadwater, make South Stradbroke…

Situated at the southern end of Queensland’s Moreton Bay Marine Park, these five islands offer marvellous opportunities for secluded day trips away from the crowds.