Cape York and the Gulf Savannah are the last Australian frontier. Located on the northern most tip of Australia, Cape York Peninsula is a wild and sparsely populated wilderness area and is only accessible during the dry months of April to December. Its rugged coastline points towards New Guinea while the eastern side of Cape York is fringed by the coral gardens of the Great Barrier Reef. Explore by 4WD or Cruise by sea…..Scenic flight back or vice versa.

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The Wet Tropics World Heritage Site, incorporates 19 national parks, 31 state forests, five timber reserves and one Aboriginal and Islander reserve and Aboriginal and Islander reserves. They have been managed by the Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service since its inception in 1975. The reserve was originally created in 1892 and inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1988. Explore by 4WD on eco-tours, fishing safaris. Camp under the stars, or in lodge & hotel accommodation.

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The Daintree Cape Tribulation coast is where the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree rainforest meet, the only place on earth where two World Heritage areas exist side by side. Stay a few days in quality apartments, lodges, even a tree-house ! Explore one of the world’s oldest rainforests and remote beaches and learn to appreciate the area with local tour guides.

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Port Douglas, a favorite international holiday destination with a laid back tropical ambience awaits you. Enjoy the famous uncrowded four mile beach, rainforest walks and safaris, several international standard golf courses, diving and snorkelling the reef. The climate here is seductive. Restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets together with quality hotels, apartments and golf resorts.

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Palm Cove and Cairns Northern Beaches combine the charm of a seaside villages and resort style luxuries with the serene beauty of its palm fringed white sandy beaches with views over the aqua waters to the Great Barrier Reef. A variety of accommodation styles with the tree lined esplanade home to luxury resorts, villas and boutique apartments. A stroll along the esplanade takes you past a myriad of fine dining experiences from the atmosphere of quaint bars and cafes to the indulgence of resort restaurants.

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Cairns is rated the third most popular tourist destination in the country, with Australia’s sixth busiest International Airport, and is known by many as the gateway to the Barrier Reef, snorkelling, SCUBA and gamefishing. Cairns has has quality hotels and apartments, but also has beautiful beaches and a hinterland featuring World Heritage rainforest, lakes, waterfalls and the cool green hills of the Atherton Tablelands. Access by road, scenic railway, cable car or all three !

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Mission Beach is a unique and unspoilt haven 1.5 hours drive south from Cairns and 2.5 hours north from Townsville through rich cane fields, banana plantations and historic towns. The Dunk Island is located 4 kilometers off shore andoffers a range of facilities and activities such as swimming pools, skydiving, horseriding and Barrier Reef snorkelling and diving. The famous Tully River White Water Rafting is just a few kilometres away, or you can just relax and enjoy the uncrowded rainforest-fringed beach. You may even glimpse Australia’s largest, most colourful flightless bird – the Cassowary.

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Townsville is Queensland’s second biggest city, has cosmopolitan dining, entertainment and shopping. Visit the world's best living reef experience, Reef HQ and discover the beauty of the eighth natural wonder of the world without getting your feet wet. Magnetic Island lies in the calm waters of Cleveland Bay. The seaside suburb of Townsville, a 20 minute ferry ride from the mainland, is the only island on the north coast combining a national park with a permanent residency of 2000. There are 23 bays and beaches accessed by road or National Park walking track. SCUBA diving expeditions to the reef & historic Yongala shipwreck depart daily from Townsville & Magnetic Island. Quality hotels, apartments mainland or on the island.

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Depart Cairns and Townsville twice weekly on extended cruises to the barrier reef and uninhabited islands. Leave the world as you know it behind and experience the wonders and magic of the alluring Great Barrier Reef and islands first hand. Beautiful beyond belief. Australia’s Great Barrier Reef stretches over some 3.000 kilometers. Its immense length forms a protected lagoon – a singularly beautiful passage some 65 kilometers wide. Here you will find the world’s largest collection of living corals and species of fish. It’s giant marine reserve – home to a profusion of unbelievable sea creatures. Hundreds of coral and rainforest islands –such as Lizard Island and Hinchinbrook Island and tiny uninhabited cays. Specialist SCUBA vessels or mini cruise-liners. Snorkel, beachcomb or just relax & enjoy .

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The Whitsundays are a very special part of Australia, 300km south of Townsville - - right in the heart of the World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef with 74 coral-fringed islands. The Whitsundays boasts a diverse range of tropical island resorts and hotels as well as the coastal resort village of Airlie Beach. Relax, swim and enjoy the breathtaking ocean views or take advantage of the myriad of activities and tours the Whitsundays has to offer on land, sea and in the air. The sheltered warm waters of the Whitsundays make boating of all kinds irresistible, sail yourself around the calm waters of the Whitsundays or choose a crewed charter and be pampered for a day or a week.

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Heron Island is 72 kilometres from Gladstone and described as 'the ultimate reef experience', is a coral cay on the southern end of Great Barrier Reef. Rated as one of the best diving locations on earth, the reef is at your doorstep. Excellent snorkelling, SCUBA & fishing, the island is also a sanctuary for thirty species of birds including 100,000 Black Noddy Terns and Reef Herons and has turtle hatchings in summer months. All meals included in several standards of accommodation after a recent major upgrade & renovations by P & O Resorts .

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The Outback is an expansive landscape extending north from the New South Wales/ Queensland border almost all the way to the Gulf Country. This vast part of our great continent offers amazing diversity punctuated by the many colourful characters of the Australian Bush.
It's the people of Queensland's Outback, living in complete harmony in a timeless landscape, who can make a visit such a memorable event. Whether you spend time with the cattle & sheep drovers, ofLongreach, opal fossickers of Opalton, sapphire scratchers of Emerald, the miners of Mount Isa or a local in a bush pub, you're always welcome in Queensland's Outback. Coach, self-drive, 4WD or air safaris.

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The Fraser Coast South Burnett region is a unique destination and home to some of Southern Queensland's most spectacular natural attractions. The most famous of which is World Heritage Listed, Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world, with spectacular coloured sands, freshwater lakes and towering rainforests. Choose from a variety of experiences including luxury or basic accommodation, day-long or extended guided tours or four wheel driving and camping adventure. Hervey Bay is renown as the whale watching capital of Australia, but also has quiet, sheltered beaches , deep sea fishing, a range of quality accommodation.

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The quietly beautiful Sunshine Coast stretches from Noosa Heads to Caloundra. Picture Noosa National Park, the Noosa River Everglades, Cooloola National Park , miles of surfing beaches bordered by majestic mountain ranges and refreshing radiant rainforest. Scenic drives along ridges and through valleys, overlooking coastal panoramas , vast fruit plantations, tranquil hillside villages famous for local arts and crafts and some of Australia’s top golf courses. Fresh and saltwater fishing, canoeing, self-drive or 4WD safaris, SCUBA or bushwalk. International standard shops, restaurants and accommodation from holiday units to apartments and hotels to Houseboats on the Noosa lakes

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Centered along bends in the Brisbane River, is a vibrant mix of modern city with skyscrapers and older buildings. If you enjoy culture, exciting shopping and dining, plenty of sunshine and friendly people you will love what Brisbane has to offer you. Brisbane hosts many vibrant restaurants, theatres and shopping outlets, world class entertainment and attractions all under the beautiful warmth and sunshine of Queensland's amazing subtropical climate. Cruise the river to Mt Cootha fauna sanctuary & cuddle a koala or a kangaroo, maybe even pat a Platypus, or venture to the Crocodile Hunter’s Australia Zoo.

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Queenland's Gold Coast is all about experience. . Not just sun, surf, sand & bikinis, but home to a vast range of quality hotels & apartments with access to Australia’s biggest adventure & family Theme Parks , Taste the salt air along the 70km coastline of ocean beaches, or hear the sound of bird calls in some of Australia's most biologically diverse, untouched rainforests and mountain valleys of Binna Burra National Park. 300 days of sunshine a year - so watersports, golf, alfresco dining and simple family walks are enjoyable year-round.

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