Gladstone Attractions

Creeks, waterfalls and a variety of vegetation types are protected in Kroombit Tops National Park and Forest Reserve on the 800–900 metre high Kroombit Tops Plateau... read more

Nestled on the Coral Coast between Baffle and Deepwater creeks, this park offers a quiet retreat for self-sufficient campers. Foredunes covered by casuarina woodlands... read more

The Calliope Shire Council developed the Historical Village to promote the region of Port Curtis. Calliope's local history museum is right beside the Bruce Highway near... read more

Deepwater National Park offers peaceful, vehicle-free beaches, important turtle breeding grounds and varied vegetation. Nature lovers will enjoy the range of animals... read more

Eurimbula National Park is the site Captain James Cook chose in 1770 for one of his first landings in Queensland. Today it is a paradise for bushwalkers, boaties and... read more

Coral Lagoon on the Southern Great Barrier Reef, visited by day cruise from the Town of 1770, on the 'Reef Jet', with 1770 Holidays. Situated 32 nautical miles from Town... read more

Encompassing 2000 acres with over 2,500 species makes Fitzroy Reef Lagoon just off from the Town of 1770 one of the most bio-diverse ecosystems. Approximately 12 dive... read more

With an emphasis on marine activity and boasting one of the highest boat ownerships of any community in Australia, it should come as no surprise that the Gladstone Marina... read more

The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum is a public institution established and funded by the Gladstone City Council. It is dedicated to promoting the visual arts... read more

Greycliffe was the home of the Nott family for 100 years. Greycliffe has been listed by the National Trust of Queensland as an essential element of the National Estate... read more

Heron Island, on the Great barrier Reef off Gladstone, is a richly vegetated coral cay with an established resort, research station and Marine Parks ranger base... read more

At the southern end of the Dawson Range, Isla Gorge National Park protects spectacular sandstone scenery in the Central Highlands. Here, among a complex maze of gorges... read more

Lieutenant James Cook and botanist Joseph Banks came ashore at this peninsula in 1770. The rocky headland juts north into the sea, with ocean to the east and quiet estuarine... read more

The Kroombit tinkerfrog, a species vulnerable to extinction, lives here. Sandstone cliffs, waterfalls and a variety of plant communities also grace this park... read more

Located 30 kilometres from Gladstone, Central Queensland, Lake Awoonga boasts excellent recreation facilities and spectacular lake and mountain views. Enthusiastic... read more

Lake Callide is located 12 kilometres from Biloela via sealed road and approximately 90 kilometres south-west of Gladstone via the Dawson Highway. While compact the... read more

Tannum Sands functions as a significant recreation destination, one which up until the new Millenium lacked the appropriate facilities and amenities. Individual pavilions... read more

Visit the Miriam Vale Shire Museum at Agnes Water where you can spend time learning the history of the area. The Origins of the twin town's names, the Endeavour Voyage... read more

Rising 150 metres above the cultivated plains, Mount Scoria is a striking local landmark featuring many-sided basalt columns. This distinctive conical mountain was formed... read more

Rising 150 metres above the cultivated plains, Mount Scoria is a striking local landmark. Formed by volcanic activity 20-26 million years ago, this volcanic plug features... read more

Baffle Creek is one of Queensland's remaining undisturbed coastal rivers. Its mouth marks the southern boundary of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, which extends... read more

Gladstone boasts some of the regions most impressive industries, including the largest Alumina Refinery in the world, the State's largest power station and Australia's... read more

Gladstone's Tondoon Botanic Gardens are home to more than 1,500 species of plants from the Port Curtis Region and far North Queensland. The gardens are set upon an 83... read more

The Town of 1770 Golf Course and Driving Range is set on 68 acres of natural surroundings, offering a relaxed atmosphere you are sure to enjoy. Regarded as one of Queensland's... read more