Mission Beach & Innisfail Travel Guides

Tam O'Shanter National Park

This park contains one of the largest remaining areas of coastal lowland rainforest in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. It includes a rare...

Ulysses Link Walk

A wonderful walking track is known to locals as the Ulysses Link Walking Track. Coiling its way along Mission Beach's foreshore, the areas...

Goold & Brook Islands National Parks

Goold & Brook Islands National Parks are 830ha in size and located north of Hinchinbrook Island. Both parks are part of the Great Barrier...

Kennedy Track

The Kennedy Track is one of the longer walks in the Mission Beach area, taking about 4 hours to complete the 8 kilometre return journey. However...

Dunk Island National Park

Dunk Island National park, is one of the national parks in the Family Islands group, and is the largest and most northerly of the islands. The...

Family Islands National Park

Part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, this chain of stunning islands near Mission Beach is clad in lush rainforest and woodlands and...

Clump Mountain National Park

Bicton Hill (Clump Mountain) National Park is a small coastal section overlooking Mission Beach and Bingil Bay. It contains some of the few...

Koolmoon Creek Track (Misty Mountains Trail)

Much of the Koolmoon Creek Track, which is located in the Queensland suburb of Tully, is recommended for more fit and experienced walkers. The...

Beaver Reef Dive Site

Located in the protected Beaver Cay Marine Sanctuary off Mission Beach, Beaver Reef is an unspoiled fringing reef surrounding a sandy cay and...

Bartle Frere Trail (West)

Towering above the fertile coastal plain 70 kilometres south of Cairns in Wooroonooran National Park are the highest mountains in Queensland...

Josephine Falls

Located with the large tropical rainforest park Wooroonooran National Park are the beautiful Josephine Falls. Queensland's highest peak, Mt...

Eubenangee Swamp National Park

Although not part of the World Heritage Area, the freshwater Eubenangee wetlands are a very important part of the regional ecosystem. They are a...

Licuala State Forest

Licaula State Forest boasts several enjoyable walking tracks. Enjoy the native wildlife of the area as you walk around the forest…the Ulysses...

Barnard Island Group National Park

The Barnard Island Group is the traditional "sea country" of the local Mamu Aboriginal people and features seven islands. Outstanding...

Bartle-Frere Trail (East)

Towering above the fertile coastal plain within the Wooroonooran National Park, 70 kilometres south of Cairns are the highest mountains in...

Koombooloomba Dam

The power station was commissioned in 1999, and was developed in line with principles of environmentally sustainable development.

Its...

Bicton Hill Circuit

Bicton Hill is part of the Clump Mountain National Park. The walk has a fairly easy grade as it winds up the hill and forms a loop track apart...

Tully Gorge National Park

The wettest place in Queensland contains Tully Gorge in the rugged Alcock State Forest. The Tully River is renowned for white water rafting. The...

Ellinjaa Falls

Ellinjaa Falls are picturesque falls that are part of the Waterfalls Circuit along with Millaa Millaa and Zillie Falls. Enjoy the sound of the...

Edmund Kennedy NP

Edmund Kennedy National Park is a diverse coastal park with mangroves, sedge swamps, melaleuca woodland, open eucalypt forest, tropical...