Long, deserted golden sand beaches, islands of natural splendour, pristine rainforests, ancient volcanoes and home to the Great Barrier Reef.
Queensland has much to offer for everyone, shopping by the bagful, surf spots that pump, luxury resorts to budget hotel, motel and youth hostel accommodation. There are beautiful National Parks, guided tours and endless chances to explore on your own.
This state of Australia occupies a quarter of the Australian continent and is called ‘The Sunshine State’ for good reason, it has pleasant weather the year round.
Although Queensland abounds in magnificent sun-drenched beaches and has many tropical and sub-tropical islands well worthy of a visit, try not to miss seeing the lush rainforests of the north or the stark, surreal beauty of the Australian desert regions.
Somewhat quieter than Surfers Paradise, Brisbane Queensland is a sophisticated multi-cultural city and capital of the state. Australia’s third largest city it has great restaurants as well as a varied nightlife. There are art galleries, movie and stage theatres, night clubs and cabarets.
Bundaberg Coral Coast and Country - Queensland Australia - known as the southern gateway to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park with air travel and boat cruises to some 13 islands and more than 20 reefs. See more Bundaberg Coral Coast QLD.
Gladstone QLD
From the busy and beautiful harbour of Gladstone you can visit the Great Barrier Reef as well the Heron and Lady Musgrove islands to swim, snorkel and dive amongst the many reefs. See more on Gladstone Queensland.
The Capricorn Coast
Here there are beautiful rainforests, sapphire gemfields to explore, or venture out to the Great Barrier Reef or the popular Heron and Great Keppel islands. See more Capricorn QLD.
Mackay Region
The beautiful town of Mackay, surrounded by cane fields, has many beautiful beaches and national parks with lots of wildlife, including kangaroos, wallabies and bush turkeys. See more Mackay Queensland.
Tropical North Queensland
Cairns is the gateway to the tropical north of Queensland. Located here are the World Heritage listed areas of the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics Rainforests. Whether your looking for relaxation or adventure: Tropical North Queensland. There is a map of the Far Tropical North Tropical North - Cairns Map.
The vast Outback of Queensland Australia has famous places like the Combo Waterhole, Mt Isa, Cloncurry, Boulia, the Birdsville Hotel, the Riversleigh site and the Simpson Desert. The Outback.
News
Latest News from Brisbane and Queensland see Queensland News.