Townsville is the largest city in North Queensland with a population of 160,000 people. It lies 1500km north of Brisbane by road, and is only one and a half hours by air.
The city is surrounded by tropical rainforests and waterfalls, and also lies close to the Great Barrier Reef, tropical islands and the Outback.
Townsville is a cosmopolitan city with many world class restaurants, bars, cafes and casino, and is also home to many spectacular tourist attractions.
2.5km of beachfront boulevard featuring a rock pool, the Strand Pier, beaches, cafes, bars, restaurants, picnic spots and water park.
The world’s largest living coral reef aquarium.
Snorkelling, diving and glass-bottom boats
Australia’s best dive site.
Spectacular tropical island only 30 minutes away by catamaran ferry.
A great place to learn about Australian native wildlife.
Standing some 286 metres above sea level, this huge pink granite monolith stands in the heart of Townsville. After reaching the summit, either via road or trekking, the views of the city, Cleveland Bay and nearby Magnetic Island are breath-taking.
The keeping place for the historical treasures of the ship that chased the Bounty mutineers, as well as world significant scientific coral collections.
Enjoy the beautiful and relaxing walkways and paths.
Located in old gun stores, the museum collects, preserves and exhibits the history of the Australian army in North Queensland.
The keeping place for the historical treasures of the ship that chased the Bounty mutineers, as well as world significant scientific coral collections.
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