Queensland things to do
Australia Zoo
Home of the Crocodile Hunter and founded by the Irwin family, Steve and Terri have always dreamt of creating the world’s largest and most successful conservation facility. Nestled on the Sunshine Coast, Australia Zoo is a unique attraction. Here you'll find dedicated conservationists working tirelessly to promote the well-being of the 1,200 animals that thrive here.
Horseback Riding on Rainbow Beach
Gallop across one of the most stunning beaches in the world with a horseback ride on Rainbow Beach. Experienced guides will lead you on well-trained horses across calm and unspoilt beaches where no traffic is permitted. More experienced riders can lead their horses into the ocean while riding bareback.
Whitehaven Beach
Nothing can quite prepare you for the vivid beauty of Whitehaven Beach. Like a scene straight from a portrait, the shimmering white sand against the azure waters is a fantastic sight. This uninhabited island is one of Australia’s jewels. With over 4 miles of coastline, it’s the largest of the 74 islands that make up the Whitsundays.
Skyrail Rainforest Cableway
Take an exciting ride above the world's oldest surviving tropical rainforest. The Wet Tropics of Queensland is estimated to be around tens of millions of years older than the Amazon. The Skyrail offers a unique view of this rainforest. After your ride, enjoy the calm atmosphere and learn about the fascinating history of this place.
The Great Barrier Reef
Stretching over 1240 miles of coastline this World Heritage-listed area is known internationally for its stunning beauty. Experience this natural wonder by diving or snorkelling amongst the tropical fishes, countless species of Manta rays, green turtles, and the many other flora and fauna that call this place home. To understand the reef’s incredible scale, take a chartered flight overhead.
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