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Brisbane
 
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Brisbane is the capital of Queensland. Brisbane has a great range of outdoor events and activities that make visiting this subtropical city such a pleasure. Brisbane is one of Australia's fastest growing cities with a contemporary outdoor lifestyle and accomodation with a quality of life that is incomparable to any other Australian city. A city packed with fantastic facilities that offer visitors to Brisbane's endless opportunities to maximise their Queensland holiday excitement. A perfect Brisbane holiday with a combination of cosmopolitan Queensland lifestyle with accommodation bordered by Brisbane history and heritage with a choice of modern, contemporary accomodation styles or those with a touch of historic mystery. Some memorable experiences in Brisbane are Queen Street Mall, Mt Coot-tha Lookout, South Bank, Lone Pine, Moreton Bay, City Botanic Gardens, Roma Street Parklands, Brisbane Story Bridge, Fortitude Valley.
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Gold Coast
 
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Gold Coast City is widely acknowledged as Australia's premier tourist destination attracting over 10 million visitors each year. The heart of the Gold Coast is Surfers Paradise. Australia's family entertainment capital, the Gold Coast offers all the thrills, spills and excitement you can take in one lifetime. A huge array of award-winning attractions attracts international and Australian visitors year-round. The Gold Coast is Australia's theme park capital. The Gold Coast is one of Australia's leading holiday playgrounds. The hub of the Gold Coast is 80 km from Queensland’s capital Brisbane. Well known for its white sandy open ocean beaches – the Gold Coast is also diverse with World Heritage Listed rainforests and islands. The sunny climate allows open-air activities including al fresco dining with more than 500 restaurants, over 40 resort, public and private golf courses, world-class sporting facilities and an exciting calendar of events - culture, sport, racing and music. Some of the well-known tourist attractions include: Cavill Avenue (Cavill Mall), DreamWorld, Wet’n’Wild, Marina Mirage, Sea World, Movie World, Q1 Resort and Spa, Magic Millions, Indy 300.
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Sunshine Coast
 
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Sunshine Coast includes the regions of Noosa, Noosa Heads, Coolum Beach, Mooloolaba and Fraser Island. The Sunshine Coast is a most popular holiday destination for local Australians and is now extremely popular with visitors from all around the world as they discover the natural unspoiled beauty of its tropical rain forests, miles of white sandy beaches, holiday resorts, scenic tours and a myriad of other local attractions. Although most are aware of the Noosa region long regarded as the playground of the rich and famous, the entire Sunshine Coast contains a complete range of attractions and accomodation facilities from 5 star to Backpacker. The Sunshine Coast boasts over 65 kilometres of the worlds most beautiful beaches ... The Sunshine Coast, one hours drive north of Brisbane. This stretch of coast with its pristine beaches, lush rainforests and national parks is surely a paradise. Visit the Glasshouse Mountains, take an excursion to Fraser Island, fossick for precious gold at Gympie or just relax on the beach and shopping at the resort town of Noosa.
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Far North Queensland
 
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Far North Queensland is the one and only place in the world where two World Heritage listed attractions lie side by side. From rainforest to reef lie the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics Rainforest. In some parts of Far North Queensland, the rainforest touches the reef, stretching right down to the far north's white sandy beaches. The multi-faceted cosmopolitan city of Cairns is the gateway to Far North Queensland's whole host of natural attractions and eco-tourism experiences. Cairns offers an amazing contrast as the access point to the islands of the Great Barrier Reef as well as the grasslands of the Gulf Savannah. Encompassing clusters of islands Far North Queensland with its spectacular scenery and idyllic weather has become a Mecca for tourists attracting a huge number of visitors every year. An amazing paradise of contrasts with rainforest rising from pristine turquoise waters and an alluring coast that's beauty is truly awe-inspiring. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Coral Sea and the Daintree Rainforest its enviable weather and endless possibilities, Far North Queensland makes the perfect holiday destination. With a variety of Tropical Far North Queensland accomodation to suit every traveller's budget and holiday expectations there is sure to be something for everyone. Whether it's adventure, relaxation or romance you're after Far North Queensland has something for absolutely everyone, young and old. With accommodation ranging from luxury accommodation where you can self-indulge and for the budget conscious there is great a range of options in the localities that call Far North Queensland home also. Spanning from the mainland areas of Ingham in southern north Queensland all the way to the Northern tip of Cooktown, Far North Queensland covers an area that is full of contrasting natural beauty and range of accomodation options to suit your holiday needs. A magnificent tropical rainforest paradise set in pristine waters and fringed by magnificent reef formations the untouched beauty of Far North Queensland spans up the coast of beautiful Queensland. The dazzling Northern coast has eco tours, rainforests, Great Barrier Reef access, sailing and cruising, sport fishing, diving, snorkelling, jet skiing, hot-air ballooning, white water rafting, sea kayaking, 4WD safaris and clear water canoeing. The magnificent contrasting Tropical Far North Queensland extends from Cape York in the north to Tully and Ingham in the south and the Northern Territory border in the west. Just a few minutes north of Cairns there are a number of beaches and tiny coves. Encompassing Trinity Beach, Palm Cove and Yorkeys Knob soak up the sunshine on one of these magnificent ivory beaches that are flanked by the glorious turquoise Coral Sea. And if it's a spot of golf you're after there are also several world-class resort golf courses to choose from. Places of Interest - Tropical North Queensland: Cairns, The Cassowary Coast - Cairns to Ingham, Tully, Port Douglas, the Daintree, Atherton Tablelands, Kuranda Village, Cape York Peninsula, Lizard Island, the Great Barrier Reef, Cooktown, Cape Tribulation, Green Island, Fitzroy Island, Mission Beach - Tam O'Shanter Point through South Mission, Wongaling, Mission Beach, Clump Point and Bingil Bay, Dunk Island, Ingham, Townsville, Magnetic Island.
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Whitsundays
 
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The Whitsundays, the heart and soul of the Great Barrier Reef and one of Australia's most desirable holiday destinations. Made up of 74 tropical islands the Whitsundays has become a mecca for tourists attracting millions of visitors every year. A spectacular tropical paradise rising from pristine turquoise waters and a dazzling coast that's beauty is truly awe-inspiring. Surrounded by the mystique and sheer beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, its enviable weather and endless possibilities, the Whitsundays makes the perfect holiday destination. With a variety of Whitsundays accommodation to suit every traveller's budget and holiday expectations there is sure to be something for everyone. Whether it's relaxation, rejuvenation or romance the Whitsunday's is sure to impress. With a range of luxury accommodation where you can self-indulge and soak up the pure opulence of the Whitsundays paradise you will never want to leave. Synonymous with paradise and sheer beauty the Whitsundays has a delightful selection of accommodation, attractions, and annual events to ensure you maximise your Whitsundays holiday experience. If it's adventure and excitement you're seeking on your Whitsunday holiday then you've also come to the right place. Go snorkelling or scuba diving on the magnificent Great Barrier Reef or try your hand at sea kayaking or jet skiing in this amazing aquatic Whitsunday wonderland. Or if you're a land lover why not explore some of the Whitsundays amazing scenery whilst quad-biking or get a great view of the Whitsunday island clusters from above whilst you're taking a tandem skydive or parasailing. The possibilities on your Whitsundays holiday are only limited by your imagination! The magnificent Whitsundays coastline spans hundreds of kilometres encompassing some of the most beautiful and amazing coastal landscapes in Australia, including the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands. The Whitsundays is situated in North Queensland 150km north of Mackay and 300km south of Townsville. Surrounded by pristine turquoise seas the Whitsundays enjoys a tropical climate all year round making it the number one tourist destination in Australia.
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North Queensland
 
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Tropical North Queensland is a paradise for nature lovers. Activities and tours are centred around natural beauty from the tropical rainforest to the Great Barrier Reef. The Great Barrier Reef is nature at its grandiose comprising of clear blue waters, corals and tropical fish and abundant marine life. Completely immerse yourself while on holiday in everything that is Queensland and experience North Queensland. Places of interest in North Queensland include: Rockhampton, Carnavon Gorge, Rockhampton Hinterland, Gladstone, Town of 1770, Emerald, Biloela, Mt Morgan, Yeppoon, Marlborough, Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Ingham, Magnetic Island, Whitehaven Beach - Proserpine, Hamilton Island, Daydream Island, Lindeman Island, Whitsunday Island, Long Island, Halliday Bay, Orpheus Island, Great Keppel Island, Dunk Island. |
Fraser Coast
 
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Fraser Coast is one of Australia’s premier nature destinations. Featuring two World Heritage listed areas of Fraser Island and the Great Barrier Reef. The Fraser Coast hosts some of the worlds most sought after natural land and water experiences. Fraser Coast is also known as the capital of Whale Watching in Australia. Come and experience the giant humpback whales. The Fraser Coast region encompasses the areas of Fraser Island, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Tiaro and the Great Sandy Strait and neighbouring regions including Cooloola, Childers, Apple Tree Creek, North Burnett and South Burnett. The Fraser Coast is one of Queensland's most delightful family holiday destinations. Hervey Bay being the hub of the Fraser Coast area with Fraser Island lying just off the coast. Further north on the Fraser Coast lies Bundaberg, Bagara and the towns of 1770 and Agnes Waters. One can take trips to the Great Barrier Reef through Lady Elliot Island, Heron Island, Lady Musgrave Island and Fitzroy Reef. The holiday visitor can also take in turtle watching, in season, and tours of Bundaberg's famous rum distillery. Regions of interest in the Fraser Coast include: Fraser Island, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Burrum Heads, Poona, Tiaro, Bauple, Gunaida, Tin Can Bay, Tinnanbar, Rainbow Beach. |
Townsville
 
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Townsville is a large regional city on the north-eastern coast of Queensland. Townsville is adjacent to the largest section of the Great Barrier Reef. Townsville is Australia's largest urban centre north of the Sunshine Coast. Townsville lies approximately 1,300 km north of Brisbane and 350 km south of Cairns. Magnetic Island lies 8 km offshore, to the north of Townsville. The Ross River flows through Townsville. Townsville is often called the unofficial capital of North Queensland. Townsville enjoys over 300 days of sunshine each year so there are numerous tourism activities all year round and an abundance of outdoor activities and water activities. In 1896, Japan established its first Australian consulate in Townsville, the embassy closed in 1908. During World War II, Townsville played host to over 50,000 American and Australian troops. General Douglas Macarthur made Townsville his base for sometime. Townsville is the Northern Queensland administrative centre for many State and Federal Government agencies including Centrelink and the Australian Taxation Office. Townsville is connection point of two major National Highway routes. The A1 (Bruce Highway) connects Townsville to Cairns in the north, and Mackay, Rockhampton, and Brisbane in the south. The A6 (Flinders Highway) connects Townsville to Charters Towers and Mount Isa in the west. Train and rail services from Brisbane pass through Townsville and continue through to Cairns, including the regular Tilt Train service between Brisbane and Cairns. Townsville International Airport handles daily flights to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. The Townsville Region is characterised by its "dry" tropical climate. Townsville has an average daily temperature between 19.7 to 28.8 degrees C. Townsville is popular with tourists and are particularly drawn to Magnetic Island and the Great Barrier Reef. Townsvilles sporting teams include: North Queensland Cowboys (NRL), Townsville Crocodiles (Basketball), Townsville Fire (Womens Basketball), and a proposed Northern Thunder FC (A-League), Townsville / CastleHill Touch Association (Touch Football). Sites of interest in the Townsville region include: Charters Towers, Ingham, Ayr, 'The Strand', Riverway, Ross River, the Great Barrier Reef, Museum of Tropical Queensland, Magnetic Island, James Cook University, CSIRO Davies Laboratory, Australian Institute of Marine Science, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, Lavarack Army Barracks, RAAF Base Townsville, Townsville Entertainment Centre, Townsville Civic Theatre, Dairy Farmers Stadium, Mt Stuart. |
South East Queensland Country
 
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South East Queensland Country is reknown for its quaint country cottages and gardens, clean country air, classic wines, galleries, and of course some of Queensland and Australia's best produce. Remarkably South East Queensland Country is only a short drive from Brisbane and the coast. The towns of South East Queensland Country are connected by a quality road network. Making the South East Queensland Country very accessible for weekenders from Brisbane who want a slower pace and good old fashion country attractions. The South East Queensland Country region extends outside of Brisbane, north from Biggenden, Kingaroy, east from Esk, Ipswich, Caboolture, Gatton, Laidley, south to Warwick, Stanthorpe. There are plenty of amazing things to see and do around South East Queensland Country. There are expanses of national parks in South East Queensland Country and country markets and festivals are always worth the visit. South East Queensland Country is a very diverse region. Regions of interest in the South East Queensland Country include: South Burnett, Caboolture, Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, Stanthorpe, Southern Downs, Darling Downs, Warwick, Texas. |
Coral Coast QLD
 
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The Coral Coast is a great place to start an island hop along the southern extent of the Great Barrier Reef. The Coral Coast is known as the southern gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. The Coral Coast boasts an unspoiled 140km sandy coastline. The Coral Coast region is just over 300 kilometres north of Brisbane. The Coral Coast is home to historic buildings and natural wonder. Take a 4 Wheel Drive into one of 8 National Parks for a little wilderness adventure - camping, or even fish-camp on a non-inhabited coral cay. The Coral Coast is famous for the hatchings and egg laying of sea turtles at Mon Repos Turtle Rookery. This occurs from November until the end of March. Sites of interest in the Coral Coast include: Bundaberg, Town of 1770, Bargara, Elliott Heads, Innes Park, Lady Elliot Island, Lady Musgrave Island, Mon Repos, Moore Park, Port Bundaberg, Turkey Beach, Woodgate, Coral Coast hinterland, Gin Gin, Eidsvold.
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Toowoomba - Western Downs
 
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Toowoomba, "The Garden City", is a situated in South East Queensland, Australia. It is located 132 km west of Queensland's capital city, Brisbane. Western Downs Queensland is a farming region on the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range. The Western Downs is reknown for classic Aussie pubs and stunning National Parks. The Western Downs holds Queensland's most western winery - Riversands Vineyards, where you can enjoy award winning wines. Toowoomba is also one of Australia's largest provincial cities. Toowoomba is serviced by Toowoomba Airport. Toowoomba and the Western Downs is steeped in heritage and natural beauty. Regions of interest in Toowoomba / Western Downs include: Western Downs, Eastern Downs, Toowoomba, Dalby, St George, Darling Downs, Miles, Goondiwindi, Roma, Surat, Milmerran.
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