Conway National Park

The Gia and Ngaro Elders, Traditional Owners of the Conway Ranges, say 'Wadda-moolie' (welcome) to their traditional country. This peaceful coastal park overlooking the Whitsunday Passage protects rainforest-clad mountains, forested hills and deep valleys. It is home to Proserpine rock-wallabies and two of Australia’s mound-building birds, the Australian brush-turkey and orange-footed scrubfowl.

Bush camp beside a secluded, pebbly beach overlooking Daydream Island (walk-in camping area only - sites are limited). From Mount Rooper lookout, take in superb views over Hamilton, Dent, Long and Henning islands. The view from the ridge above secluded Coral Beach is worth the effort. From the picnic area on Shute Harbour Road, explore the forest.