Exploring the Queensland Coast
The Capricorn Coast - Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, the region has stunning beaches, sweeping coastal views of natural beauty and idyllic tropical islands to visit.
See more about Capricorn Coast Qld.
Rockhampton Queensland
The largest city here on the Capricorn is Rockhampton, considered the Beef Capital of Australia. Located on the Fitzroy River, some 40 kms inland it was established in 1854. Many of their heritage buildings have been restored, including Quay Street, alongside the river.
At the Aboriginal Dreamtime Cultural Centre. located on the Hume Highway in Rockhampton, you can experience and learn about Aboriginal Culture. Also in Rockhampton, the Botanic Gardens have a wonderful collection of tropical plants and flowers.
Capricorn Visitors Information Centre
Capricorn Visitors Information, Gladstone
Phone +061 7 4927 2055.
Gladstone
Gladstone has developed into a thriving modern city, serving as a busy port for much of the mining and agricultural wealth produced by Central Queensland. See more about Gladstone Queensland.
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Maps of Queensland Australia
Australia Tourist Guide
About jobs, work and employment in Australia: Work in Australia - Jobs.
Hotels and other Accomodation
Queensland accommodation includes hotels, motels, luxury resorts, caravan parks, camping, bed and breakfasts and farm stays.
For Hotels and other accommodation, see Hotels in Australia.
To the South of Queensland, see more about New South Wales.
To the West, see about The Northern Territory.
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Queensland - Tourist Guide
To the East, the Queensland coast north of Townsville to Cairns and beyond is a region of stunning natural beauty, encompassing two World Heritage areas, the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics. Capricorn Coast and the Cairns and Far North Queensland.
See more about the Capricorn Coast and the Great Barrier Reef.
Queensland Places to Visit
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