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Queensland Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Southe Bank Southe Bank Halans Tropical North Queensland is a place of contrasts, adventure and amazement, rich in diverse pleasures and natural treasures. The tropical north's most famous attraction is the Great Barrier Reef - one of the world's great wonders. It is the largest and most complex expanse of living coral on earth and is home to a wide variety of colourful marine life: the perfect playground for an extraordinary range of recreational pursuits. On the other side of the fence, we have The World Heritage listed rainforests of Tropical North Queensland. They are spectacular 'living museums', millions of years in the making. Breathtaking in their pristine grandeur, tranquil and unspoilt - an experience not to be missed. In general, the casual, relaxed atmosphere of Tropical North Queensland is quite contagious. The welcome is as warm as the weather. The lifestyle is laid-back. Day and night, this place offers an intoxicating mix of adventure, discovery, relaxation and enjoyment. This multi-coloured, multifaceted region has so much to see and do. Experience unique places in unique ways - from white water rafting on the Tully River to scuba diving amongst kaleidoscopic coral caves, from lingering on idyllic beaches to trekking or mountain biking through unspoilt wilderness or explore the fascinating city of Brisbane or Cairns. _________National Parks Edit This Fraser Island, off the Hervey Bay coast, is one of the many national parks in Queensland. This island, besides being the world’s largest sand island, offers great possibilities of exploring much of what Queensland has to offer at one go: beaches, forests, lakes and the corresponding fauna. Fraser Island is one of several islands that are proclaimed national parks. Other national park islands are located within the Great Barrier Reef Maritime Park. Although most visitors stay at the coast whether for diving or surfing activities, it would be a shame to miss out on one of the parks, especially Eungella in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area that stretches from about 200 kilometers north of Cairns to some 300 kilometers to the south. Because of the many national parks, the following list is by no means all comprising. [Add New] Blackdown Tableland National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Lamington National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Fraser Island Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Simpson Desert National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] {Eungella National Park} Edit This Eungella National Park is Queensland's largest rainforest national park and it covers over 50,000 hectares. It houses impressive waterfalls, several rare species of animals and plants. It as an excellent area for bush-walking, not in the least because of the various trails that will keep you busy from a few hours up to a few days. Eungella is undoubtedly one of the most impressive rainforests in Australia. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Carnavon National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Daintree National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Mungkane Kandju National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Lawn Hill National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Staaten River National Park Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] ________Beaches Edit This Surfers' Paradise Surfers' Paradise Timothy de Ruyter Both the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast of Queensland offer some of the best beaches to surf, swim and sunbathe. Besides that, these areas have become increasingly popular with both locals and travellers so don’t be surprised when you’ll see a white sandy beach flanked by various hotels, bars and theme parks, such as Sea world and Wet ‘n Wild on the Gold Coast. Surfers Paradise, in between Southport and Coolangatta, has been the Mecca of surfing for a long time and this is where most of the action takes place. The Sunshine Coast is a good option when you want to head for beaches that are less crowded and when you can do without an overdosis of neon-lights. [Add Beach] Gold Coast Edit This Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Palm Beach, Nobby Beach type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Sunshine Coast Edit This Sunshine Beach, Peregian Beach, Marcoola Beach type: general World66 rating: [rate it] :::::Airlie Beach Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Facing the Whitsunday Islands across the Coral Sea, Airlie Beach makes a great base for sailing and diving adventures or a little relaxation island style. With Virgin Blue and Jet Star offering direct flights to nearby Proserpine (Whitsunday airport) Hamilton Island and Mackay from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, Airlie Beach is much more than a staging post on the East Coast pilgrimage that takes in Sydney, Byron, the Great Barrier Reef and Fraser Island before the long haul up to Cairns and Cape Tribulation. Backpacking is still the life-blood of Airlie Beach and you can be sure of a steady stream of international visitors adding to the colourful and vibrant atmosphere and keeping beer prices to an absolute minimum. Airlie Beach is a major tourist destination and together with the adjacent Shute Harbour, provide an embarkation point for both the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef. The sea is inhabited by marine stingers from November to May. In order to provide somewhere for the hoards of visiting tourists to swim, the local council, has built a swimming lagoon on the foreshore. ________Getting There Edit This I got a cheap flight from Melbourne to Hamilton Island. From there, a $2 bus ride got me to the ferry, then the ferry to Shute Harbour cost around $33 one-way for a one hour trip. From Shute harbour, you won't have to wait long to grab the bus into Airlie Beach ($3). Once in the main strip you'll be fine. You can also get there by bus. Greyhound buses www.greyhound.com.au have special rates for backpackers, or you can get a certain number of km, like my friend went all around Australia with a 25,000 km ticket or something. _____Things to do Edit This x Airlie Beach Lagoon Get Drunk, Get Tanned or Read a Book! Contributors September 10, 2005 new by zan5hin [Add Activity] Quadbiking Edit This Quadbiking in the Rainforest Quadbiking in the Rainforest Unfortunatly Quad biking is not operating at the moment, Althought there are heaps of day trips around the islands, Ceder Creek falls to check out, Conway beach, Jet Sking .Bush Walking. type: Other World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.bushadventures.com.au address: 385 Sugarload Road, Cannonvale :::::::::Brisbane Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see photo_1 Brisbane is Australia's third largest, but maybe not its hottest city. Lying amidst the subtropics of South-East Queensland, situated 25km (15mi) upstream from the mouth of the Brisbane River. Brisbane is ideally placed as Australia's most northern capital on the Pacific Rim. Having been host to a string of major international events in the 80s, including the 1982 Commonwealth Games and Expo 88, Brisbane has developed into a lively, cosmopolitan city with several interesting districts, a good street cafe scene, a great riverside park, a busy cultural calendar and decent nightlife. The compact city centre is built along and between the looping meanders of the river, making it easy to explore on foot. The transit centre, where you'll arrive if you're coming by bus, train or airport shuttle (see www.transinfo.com.au for timetables etc), is about 500m (550yd) west of the city centre. The airport is about 15km (9mi) north-east of the city centre. Queen Street Mall is the main shopping mall in Brisbane and has several shopping centres within it, The Myer Centre, The Wintergarden, Queens Plaza, Broadway on the Mall, Brisbane Arcade, Queen Adelaide Building. Eagle Street, the business centre, holds the Eagle Street and Riverside markets on weekends. The South Bank markets, at the South Bank Parklands and Brunswick Street Mall are also a good place to go bargain hunting. Queensland's growing tourism industry has brought an influx of visitors to the capital, and with its near-perfect climate year-round, Brisbane comes as a pleasant surprise to most visitors. The city maintains a good infrastructure for conferences because there are plenty of good hotels and nice restaurants. It has some interesting museums and historical buildings as well as an excellent cultural centre to offer. The South Bank Parklands is the area south of the river and many people, both locals and travellers, like to spend some of their time here. This area has been transformed into a tropical paradise with lagoons, gardens, little shops and a beach. The people of Brisbane are known for their hospitality and the climate is great, so some people really like it there. Decide for yourself. Brisbane is also surrounded by some of the state's major tourist destinations and there are plenty of options for daytrips where both residents and visitors can enjoy a wide range of landscapes. Check out Moreton Bay and its islands that provide the best place for all sorts of water sports. The Pacific Highway leads south to the Gold Coast and its well-known surf beaches. North of Brisbane is the seaside town of Redcliffe, the rainforest and picturesque countryside of Pine Rivers, Caboolture and the Glasshouse Mountains. Bribie Island offers the first surf beach to the north. The Sunshine Coast towns and hinterland are popular holiday spots. Travelling west of Brisbane, past Ipswich, you soon climb the Great Dividing Range to Toowoomba and the rich plains of the Darling Downs. ::::::::::Bundaberg Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Bundaberg seems to have pretty much two attractions: 1. Turtle Watching (Mon Repos near Bundaberg is one of the region's main turtle breeding grounds), which you can do every evening between November and March. 2. Bundaberg is home to Australia's most famous and popular rum. From 10am to 3pm the Bundaberg distillery runs tours through the distillery. Those tours cost about $5-$10, depending on the discounts you qualify for (students: $7), and include two tastings of Bundy rum. Enjoy. Other than that, there isn't much to see, and during harvesting season it's well worth booking ahead if you really plan to spend a night here, as Bundaberg is one of the centers for overseas work-and-travel fruit pickers... :::::::::Cairns Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Cairns, Australia Cairns, Australia Ben Hart Cairns is popular with many travellers because it is easily reached by plane and offers a perfect spot to explore the rest of Queensland. It offers some interesting sights, such as a handful of museums and the old wharf area. You think of an activity and there is probably the possibility to arrange it in Cairns. Or at least discuss it over a beer in one of the many bars that make Cairns’ nightlife into what it is known for these days. There are five shopping centres that you can find in the Cairns central business district. The Pier Marketplace has also a variety of shops and markets. From the pier, several boats set off for one of the islands known for their natural beauty. Because face it, Cairns is a nice place but the main reason why you came over here is probably to visit the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics World Heritage Rainforest Area. One of the marquee destinations on the Great Barrier Reef is Dunk Island, with a single resort surrounded by rain forest. :::::::::Cardwell Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Australian Travel Destination Ideas Australian Travel Destination Ideas http://www.SWITGuide.com Cardwell is part of Cardwell Shire. It lies on the main transport routes along the east coast and is a popular tourist destination. Hinchinbrook Island lies off the shore. The first Europeans settled in the area in January 1864 in order to create a port which they called "Port Hinchinbrook." Subsequently the town was renamed after Edward Cardwell, 1st Viscount Cardwell. The Cardwell Shire Story is about this place. The aboriginal language boundary of Dyirbal and Warrgamay was to the north, between Tully and Cardwell. Population: around 1200 Plan a nature travel Australian vacation itinerary. Major international and domestic transportation hubs are Cairns and Townsville, Queensland. Web search Cardwell, Tully and Mission Beach. Allow a minimum of five (5) days to explore the Tropical Cassowary Coast. ::::::::Cotton Tree Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Cotton Tree is a little pocket of paradise in the middle of Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast. It is a great location for a family holiday. It is bordered by the Pacific Ocean and the Maroochy River. It has the Olympic swimming pool close by and wonderful cafes and restaurants. Do not miss The Boat Shed, the best restaurant on the Sunshine Coast in my book. Nice boutique shops, a great pharmacy with friendly staff, and lots of accomodation. It really has everything you need to enjoy a memorable and relaxing family vacation. It is one of my favourite places in the world. :::::::::Gladstone Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see location location unknown Gladstone is an industrial port city about 6 hours drive north of Brisbane . It is a good entry point to the southern end of the great barrier reef which extends about 1000 kilometers all the way up to Cairns. Check out the Marina and hit the pubs at night. Its worth a look if your travelling north. A nice place to spend a couple of hours is the Tondoon Botanic Gardens , on the southern outskirts of the city; there's a kiosk, picnic tables and a children's playground. :::::::::Gold Coast Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see photo The Gold Coast with its splendid white sand beaches and its excellent waves, that’s how most people see this area that stretches out for about 40 kilometres from Main Beach to Coolangatta. The Gold Coast, that has been popular since the beginning of the 20th century, has turned into a real Gold Coast for entrepreneurs as well. Especially around Surfers Paradise, the Mecca of Surfing, you’ll find a high concentration of anything that will please the tourist, ranging from hotels and restaurants to discos and theme parks. Other beaches in the vicinity are Broadbeach, Palm Beach and Currumbin Beach. At the southern tip of the coast around Coolangatta are the pearls of the Gold Coast as far as beaches are concerned - a 30 to 40 minute trip from Surfers Paradise to Rainbow Bay, Kirra and Coolangatta (all close together) are worth it for the splendid point-break beaches that exist. Further north (2 hours north of the gold coast or 1 hour north of Brisbane), you’ll come across the quieter Sunshine Coast with beaches that are as impressive as the famous ones on the Gold Coast. From the Gold Coast, days-trips to one of the nearby national parks can be easily made. Springbrook in the mountains offers beautiful rainforest and hiking trails and excellent views over the Gold Coast, and can be done in a day trip from Surfers Paradise. ________Springbrook Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Rainforests, waterfalls, pademelons, parrots, peace and cool quiet. ::::::::Great Barrier Reef Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Lady Musgrave Island Palms Lady Musgrave Island Palms Timothy de Ruyter The Great Barrier Reef stretches out for 2000 kilometres along the coast from the very northern tip of Queensland, Bamaga, to Bundaberg, better known as the Capricornia section of the Reef (it actually goes on until Papua New Guinea). It’s a sort of Australian Wall made out of diverse ecosystems that is also visible from space. Cairns is one of the major points from which to set off for a trip to the reef. Although you can reach many spots from whatever place on the eastern coast of Queensland, many people opt for Townsville. From Townsville, you can easily set off for the Great Barrier Reef Marinepark, that consist of hundreds of impressive uninhabited island with secluded beaches where you can stay for a few days and explore the reef area with snorkelling or diving equipment. Although accommodation is expensive one of the cheapest options is probably camping. Make sure you’ve brought along everything you needed. The closest island to the coast is Long Island and visited by many people who want to explore the barrier reef for only a day or a few hours. Maybe it’s a good idea to set off for one of the many other islands or islands groups such as the Whitsunday Islands or the Molle Islands. Daydream Island, Hook Island, Lindeman Island or Hamilton Island. and these are only a few of the many. At the Capricorn section it is more expensive to get from the coast to one of the island. However, islands such as North West, Lady Musgrave and Tyron (all of them being national parks) offer the perfect spot for relaxation. A little bit more to the south, you will find Fraser Island. Although the reef does not extend to this island, it is a beautiful melange of sand, sea, forests and lakes. Listed on the World Heritage List, it would be a shame to miss it when you're in the southern part of Queensland. Be aware of the dingoes. _________Things to do Edit This Scuba dive, watch tv, listen to the ocean [Add Activity] trekking & hiking in Morocco Edit This Discover untouched waterfalls and communities of reallife. Experience mule trekking in the Atlas mountains, the most panoramic and breath taking views and scenery of North Africa. Guided by local official guides, staying in local residences, meet the Berber people and share the experience of a lifetime. TREKKING IN MOROCCO Trekking is one of the very best things Morocco has to offer. All of our tours travel to remote, off the beaten track areas, and to traditional Berber villages populated by friendly local people living a life that’s more.. type: Spa and Sauna World66 rating: [rate it] accessibility: all tel: 0021267491352 url: www.trekmorocco.com address: douar ait souka asni imlil /high atlas mountains morocco email: atlasguidemorocco@yahoo.fr trekking & hiking in Morocco Edit This Houssine, Atlas Mountain guide, originally from a Berber area, he worked as a muleteer for a long time with individuals and groups. In 2000 he graduated from the “Royal Moroccan Federation of Skiing of and Mountaineering. In addition to his experience and knowledge in the Atlas Mountain, this diploma qualified him as a Mountain Guide, able to organize trips of all kinds around the Kingdom of Morocco for walkers & non-walkers. Houssine aims to introduce his own Berber culture to his costumers as an old culture in the North Africa. The large diversity of more.. type: Trekking World66 rating: [rate it] accessibility: all tel: 0021267491352 url: www.trekmorocco.com address: douar ait souka asni imlil /high atlas mountains morocco email: atlasguidemorocco@yahoo.fr trekking & hiking in Morocco Edit This Houssine, Atlas Mountain guide, originally from a Berber area, he worked as a muleteer for a long time with individuals and groups. In 2000 he graduated from the “Royal Moroccan Federation of Skiing of and Mountaineering. In addition to his experience and knowledge in the Atlas Mountain, this diploma qualified him as a Mountain Guide, able to organize trips of all kinds around the Kingdom of Morocco for walkers & non-walkers. Houssine aims to introduce his own Berber culture to his costumers as an old culture in the North Africa. The large diversity of more.. type: Spa and Sauna World66 rating: [rate it] accessibility: all tel: 0021267491352 url: www.trekmorocco.com address: douar ait souka asni imlil /high atlas mountains morocco email: atlasguidemorocco@yahoo.fr :::::::Gympie Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Gympie is on the Bruce Highway, 160km north of Brisbane. It is sometimes referred to as the "town that saved Queensland", after early settler James Nash struck gold by the banks of the Mary River in 1867, thus saving the nascent colony of Queensland from bankruptcy. ::::::::::Longreach Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Town in Queensland's Outback region, noted as the birthplace of QANTAS, Australia's national airline. The town's main attraction is the Stockman's Hall of Fame. :::::Magnetic Island Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Alma Bay, Magnetic Island Alma Bay, Magnetic Island Neal Saker Often called "Maggie" by locals, Magnetic Island is a favorite holiday destination for domestic and international tourist alike. The island is located approximately 8 kms north off the coast of Townsville in tropical North Queensland, Australia, and can be reached via passanger or car ferry. Magnetic Island is a water sport haven offering scenic beaches for swimming, fringing coral reefs for snorkeling & SCUBA diving, and plenty of open water for kayaking, sailing and motor boating. Land lubbers can enjoy bush walking on the 23 km of National Park walking tracks as well as a 9 hole golf course. Amenties on Magnetic Island in include a variety of restaurants, chemist, video shop, boutiques, gift shops,bank, post office, cafe's, taverns, medical centre and much more. ::::::::Malanda Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Malanda is the centre of the Tablelands dairy industry boasting the only successful commercial dairy industry in the tropics. The Majestic Theatre situated in the Malanda township was opened in 1929 to cater for entertainment, dancing, theatricals and film evenings. Not much has changed over the years; two movies are shown every Friday and Saturday night at 7:30pm & 9:30pm . The Malanda Falls recreation area is located at the other end of town and feeds into the local swimming pool. It incorporates a picnic and BBQ area set in the rainforest. For its size Malanda offers a very good range of shopping. There are some great specialty shops selling local crafts and antiques. There are also a number of cafes and takeaway food outlets in town. The impressive timber and tin Malanda Hotel has been a feature in the town since 1911, and offers a very good menu. The Malanda Dairy Centre features the ‘Tastes of the Tablelands’ with locally sourced foods. :::::::Maroochydore Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Maroochydore is part of the Sunshine Coast which is situated about 90 kms (an hour's drive) from Brisbane, the capital of Queensland in Australia. The Sunshine Coast comprises of a number of smaller communities spread over a few 100 kms. Other places are: Noosa, Nambour, Caloundra, Coolum, Peregian Beach, Mooloolaba. :::::..Millaa Millaa Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Millaa Millaa Falls Millaa Millaa Falls Vincenzo Mandile - Mandile.it Just outside the small township of Milla Milla are the falls of the same name - a real must see. Even though the water is very fresh, you've just gotta go in for a dip - make sure you swim out under the falls. The water's also great to drink. Don't forget to spend some time soaking up the lovely rainforest environment. ::::::::Mission Beach Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see photo Located in Far North Queensland, about 1.5 hours south of Cairns, Mission Beach is a small community running along an amazing 14 kilometre-long clean sandy beach on the Coral Sea backed by Tropical rainforest. Close to the Great Barrier Reef with excellent SCUBA diving and snorkelling, Mission Beach is also the base for skydiving and rafting on the Tully river. ::::::::Morayfield Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Morayfield is a fast growing town which accomodates many tourists. Morayfield has many tourist attractions and is very close to the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. ;;;;;;;;;Noosa Heads Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Noosa Main Beach Noosa Main Beach Richard Greenwood Noosa Heads is located approximately 2 hours north of Brisbane, or about 90 minutes from Brisbane International Airport. It is well known throughout Australia as a 'dream' holiday destination, and has in recent years seen a significantly increased flow of international tourists. In recent years an English Language school was opened, and this has seen an increase in longer term international visitors. Through stringent planning guidelines, Noosa has maintained a near unique balance between nature and development. It is built largely around a series of stunning national parks, and is borderd by the Pacific Ocean and Noosa River. Renowned as a surfing location, Noosa was selected by Longboarder magazine as one of the world's top 4 surfing destinations. There is a strong surf culture in the town, but little of the aggression that can be found in other places on the Australian Coast. Whole Main Beach is covered with hotels or other forms of holiday accommodation. Cheapest way to sleep is at the beaches or if you are traveling with a van, you can practically park it anywhere you like. Next best thing is YHA hostel, Halse Lodge, with dorms starting from 25AUD/night. You can visit the national park and find a nudist beach from Alexandria Bay at the end of one track. Only real nightclubs are The Rolling Rock in the middle of the Hastings street and The Villa in Noosaville, but if you are backpacking, you might want to see Koala Bars weekend parties. The Thursday night student night at the Koala Bar is particularly well attended. There are a series of smaller lounges and bars, and no end of world-class restaurants. Many feel that it is becomming increasingly difficult to find a cheap meal in Noosa, and travellers may want to try the newly opened Noosa Civic shopping centre, or some of the cheaper restaurants along Weyba Drive. Noosa is not a location for tourists needing massive stimulation - and regular visitors and locals work hard to keep it that way. Rather than the location for theme parks and all-night clubs, Noosa is laid-back, friendly and a genuinely pleasant place to pass an idle day, a couple of weeks or a long term sabbatical. Noosa Heads is a good place to meet travellers, and the locals are warm and welcoming to tourists. This is not always the case (try Byron Bay for the coldest welcome anywhere!) and adds to the significant charms of Noosa. _________Things to do Edit This English Language School Global Village Noosa, located in Noosa Junction, welcomes students from more than 40 countries each year. Course options include General English, Cambridge FCE and CAE, TOEIC, Business English and English in Action - Surfing. www.GVEnglish.com/schools/noosa ::::::::::Noosa Junction Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Noosa Juction is the business centre of area around it. If you are staying in Noosa Heads, Sunshine Beach or Sunrise Beach, Noosa Junction is the probably the best place for you to do your daily shopping. Practically all worth knowing is either on Sunshine Beach Pde (most of the shops, cinema, couple of restaurants and two chinese takeaways, and obligatory Subway and KFC) or on the street right behind it (Coles and two medical centres).