Queensland Travel Maps & Location Guides

The Miles Historical Village is a big talking point amongst all who have travelled this way before. Here the visitor will literally step back into history when they step into the many buildings within this turn-of-the-century village. There are more than.. read more

Millmerran is home to a series of larger than life murals placed throughout the town to depict stages of the town and district's history. The Commodore Peak lookout has a panoramic view over Millmerran. The Mount Basalt reserve, just 19 kilometres south of Millmerran.. read more

The shopping is classy here too, with the shops boasting everything from antiques to one-off jewelry pieces to Cuban cigars. There are plenty of choices if fine dining (or simply picking up a delicious item from a deli) is what you are looking for, and.. read more

With a golden beach that stretches for more than 14 kilometres, scattered tropical islands, a range of adventure activities and calm, clear waters teeming with fish, a holiday to Mission Beach – less than two hour's drive south of Cairns – promises.. read more

The town's wide tree-lined streets and substantial colonial buildings reflect its early importance as the centre of a busy farming and pastoral district famous for its grains, beef and sheep. The town is rapidly becoming an important stop on the tourist route to Outback.. read more

At the southern end of the beach the estuary of Coachhouse Creek drains a tidal mangrove community. A variety of wildlife can be seen in this area. Bert Hinkler's historic glider flights were here and at the age of nineteen, he attained the height of.. read more

Montville was first settled in 1887 and is today known by some as the "Creative Heart of the Sunshine Coast". This charming village is home to a range of quality art galleries that exhibit, and sometimes produce, works of great interest to all art lovers.. read more

For those with more get up and go - the northern 10 kilometres of beach is great for Four Wheel Driving up to the picturesque sandy mouth of the Kolan River. Only the odd roofline can be seen from the beach, along with the distinctive watertower - which.. read more

Outside the bright lights, an island-studded coastline, charming heritage towns and beautifully preserved bushland are just waiting to be discovered. The magnificent Moreton Island is just 40km off Brisbane and promises an idyllic island experience complete.. read more

This was the first lighthouse built in Queensland, but was actually constructed by the colony of New South Wales back in 1857, before Queensland even existed as a separate entity. It remains in operation today. It was built to cope with increased shipping.. read more

Distance From Brisbane (State Capital): 1882 kilometres north. read more

Located 62 kilometres from Brisbane and sitting on the edge of the escarpment behind the city of the Gold Coast, Tamborine Mountain is both an actual geological phenomenon (the result of an outpouring of lava from Mount Warning) and also a collective.. read more

A small historical town established in the gold rush days with a rich gold and copper mining history. Experience a complete town tour, see the famous Mount Morgan open cut gold and copper mine, view dinosaur footprints on the ceiling of the clay caves that date back 150.. read more

Murgon has a strong beef and dairy industry. The Dairy Museum (the only one of its kind in Queensland)gives you an insight of life in early pioneering days. Boat Mountain has one of the best panoramic views in the south east of Queensland and a scenic.. read more

Fossickers for gold still come to the Seven-Mile Diggings, an area that is also popular with Four Wheel Drive enthusiasts. Fossicking and recreational permits can be obtained from the Information Centre. Tradition still lives on in the vibrant racing.. read more

Historical sites in the region include Lake Elphinstone, the Mount Britton Gold Mining site, and the intrepid traveller can find the site where Leichhardt camped as he explored the region in 1845. In the early 1980's, to celebrate the Shire's Centenary.. read more

New Farm has forged an identity you won't easily find in other cities, and it's all about a free spirited love of life - sharing great food with good friends, investigating thought provoking galleries and exhibitions, or just kicking back and doing not much at all.. read more

Noosaville is located on the Noosa River and is the departure point for cruises along the Noosa River System to Lake Cootharaba and the Everglades. All aquatic sports and hire facilities are available from catamarans to house boats, and a diverse range.. read more

Distance From Brisbane (State Capital): 2,500 kilometres north read more

Located at the southern end of Moreton Bay, it is one of the largest sand islands in the world, and is a popular escape destination for couples, families, nature lovers and adventure-seekers. Stretches of white sandy beach line the island's ocean side.. read more

The area's most famous sporting son, the mighty racehorse Bernborough, is celebrated in a life size bronze statue that stands proudly outside the shire administration centre. Here a press-button recording lets visitors relive one of Bernborough's brilliant wins and find.. read more

Located on the Great Barrier Reef and surrounded by 1300ha of pristine national park, Orpheus is a nature lover's paradise. Strictly limited to 42 pampered guests, and with the exclusion of telephones, televisions, day-trippers or children under 15, Orpheus provides the.. read more

Along these two joining roads, you'll find the majority of popular and energetic nightclubs and bars on Given Terrace, where the action doesn't stop until the early hours of the morning. They're all conveniently close together, so if you like to do a bit of bar hopping.. read more

Not just catering to five-star holiday makers, this lovely beachside community offers a variety of accommodation to suit every travelling budget, all the way from luxury spa resorts to self- contained apartments. Sensitive levels of development ensure.. read more

Pomona is located about 25 minutes from Noosa, just beyond Cooroy. The drive is very pleasant and can be linked as part of a circuit to include Boreen Point on the return journey. There are many historical attractions along with some pleasant cafes. Distance.. read more

The gorge is a great place for viewing wildlife, especially birds. Take a 2.4 kilometre walk along a track to the base of the gorge. Listen for the calls of currawongs, parrots and soaring birds of prey. Look closely to see black ducks, red-winged parrots.. read more

The dam is popular for its freshwater fishing - the results of a committed stocking program. Lakeside camping, caravan park, bunkhouse and good quality cabin accommodation are available. There are also excellent facilities for day-visitors, including a kiosk.. read more

Queensland is the world's only producer of ironstone boulder opal and the Quilpie mining district is the largest boulder opal producer in the State with approximately 200 leases currently being worked. Opal produced in the Quilpie Shire finds its way.. read more

A short drive north from Rainbow is Inskip Point where there's a ferry to take you and your car across to Fraser Island. Rainbow was originally recorded as Black Beach by the miners who extracted valuable mineral sands from the beach. According to the.. read more

Take a day to explore the park's five short tracks (the longest is two hours). Near Cedar Block's self-guiding walk, Beutel lookout gives panoramic views of the Lockyer Valley and Scenic Rim. On other tracks, watch for red-tailed black-cockatoos in she-oaks.. read more

From Ravenshoe, the Tully Falls Road leads south and becomes an unsealed road 25 kilometres out. At this point you can take a short walk to overlook the impressive 293 metre Tully Falls at Tully Gorge. After returning to Ravenshoe travel west along the Kennedy Highway.. read more

Distance from Brisbane (State Capital): 1,150 kilometres. read more

There are so many activities to enjoy from historic walks to Settlement Cove Lagoon, cycling along the 35 kilometres of scenic bikeways and exploring the pristine wetlands. The unique wilderness of Moreton Island is easily accessible from Redcliffe for.. read more

Situated at the southern end of the Redlands area, it is the departure point for the Southern Bay Islands of Moreton Bay. Regular ferry and barge services depart from Redland Bay for Russell, Lamb, Macleay and Karragarra Islands. Sport is a popular pastime in Redland.. read more

Crossing the rolling downs country of north west Queensland, originally opened to white settlement by the explorer William Landsborough in 1862, the township of Richmond is a welcome sight on the horizon. Situated on the Overlander's Way halfway between Townsville and.. read more

Founded in 1853, the majesty of Rockhampton's historical architecture has captured the hearts of visitors for decades. Many fine public and private buildings, including the Customs House, old Post Office, Cathedrals, banks, business houses and homes.. read more

This museum is a living memorial to the industry, where you will find yourself intrigued by the collection of stories, photographs, facts and objects presented in the variety of fascinating multi media exhibits. With something for all ages, the museum will take you on.. read more

Famed for its creative yet accessible eateries, Rosalie takes the food lover on a pleasant journey of discovery. There's a range of international cuisines, plus a sumptuous delicatessen, numerous cafes, a dessert lovers paradise and a 'to die for' ice-cream parlour.. read more

The Rubyvale Hotel is pure Gemfields architecture, made of 'billy boulders' and ironbark logs. Step into another world on a walk-in mine tour where the underground temperature sits at a cool 24 to 27 degrees celsius. Tours take visitors through the network.. read more

Rules beach is located only 50 minutes by air from the Brisbane International airport plus a short drive from the thriving Bundaberg city and just half an hour north is the discovery coast areas of Agnes Water and the Town Of 1770. read more

Plans for the Sandy Cape Lighthouse were introduced after loss of over 20 vessels in an area off Sandy Cape named Breaksea Spit. Even Captain Cook's voyage was nearly halted to the same fate. The construction of the lighthouse was completed in 1870. Today the lighthouse.. read more

Shute Harbour is the major mainland port facility for the transfer of visitors to the Whitsunday Island group. It is the stepping off point for visitors to and from resort and island destinations. To get to Shute Harbour you drive for 8 pleasantly winding.. read more

The resort offers a casual and relaxed atmosphere with spectacular scenery and friendly staff. More than 30 free activities, including a 9-hole golf course, non- motorised watercraft and more than 16km of national park walking tracks ensure South Molle.. read more

South Stradbroke Island is mostly undeveloped with the main activities focusing on enjoyment of the outdoors: surfing, bushwalking, swimming and canoeing. It is this aspect of ‘South Straddie', as the locals fondly call it, that offers a welcome diversion.. read more

Southport, just north of Surfers Paradise, is a great place to stay if you want to be close to all the action without actually being in the heart of it. Here you will find a variety of accommodation, the Broadwater's beautiful picnic areas and terrific.. read more

Spring Bluff Railway Station is a favourite day trip for visitors and locals alike. Its gardens are magnificent during Spring and Summer and steam train rides are a feature of September during Toowoomba's Carnival of Flowers. The Railway Station features a coffee shop.. read more

Springbrook, dominating the skyline west of Broadbeach, is a wonderful retreat with a choice of excellent dining at small cafes and affordable accommodation. Nestled between Lamington National Park and the coastline, Springbrook National Park is renowned.. read more

Often referred to as ‘An Oasis' or ‘the inland fishing capital of Queensland', St George is situated on the picturesque banks of the mighty Balonne River. The town was named by Sir Thomas Mitchell who discovered the river crossing on St George's Day (April 23).. read more

For over 65 years (from 1867 to 1932) it was Queensland's colonial maximum security prison for men, and was home the colony's worst criminals. The Prison Superintendent lived in a magnificent house surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. The house has gone, but.. read more

Stanthorpe has the reputation as being Queensland's coolest town, with some altitudes around the shire reaching 1000 metres above sea level. Frosty mornings and the odd snowfall during winter are not uncommon. The high altitude and unique soil provide excellent growing.. read more