Townsville Points of Interest
Townsville, Ayr and Charters Towers have played important roles in the economy and history of Queensland, but have retained their charm. Off the coast, the Great Barrier Reef (Northern Section) can be explored by snorkelling, diving and cruises.
The Gold towns of Charters Towers and Ravensbrook as well as Townsville still have many of their heritage buildings, built from the wealth of the earlier gold rush days.
See more about Townsville Qld.
Magnetic Island
Just to the north of Townsville is Magnetic Island, which can be easily accessed by ferry. See more about the Capricorn Coast and the Great Barrier Reef.
Further along 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.
Town of Ayr
Surrounded by the Burdekin River Delta, Ayr is at the centre of Queensland’s cane growing region. Nearby Alva Beach is a haven for fishing, watersport and swimming.
See more about Queensland - Tourist Guide.
Maps of Queensland Australia
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Australia Tourist Guide Information
About working 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 accomodation, see Hotels in Australia.
South of Qld, see more about New South Wales.
West of Qld is the Northern Territory, see about The Northern Territory.
Canberra ACT
Capital of Australia - see more about Canberra ACT.
See the Canberra Museums or the Canberra Attractions page for details. Also Map of Canberra, ACT.
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Queensland Australia - Tourist Info
Queensland Places to Visit
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