Queensland is also known as the “Sunshine state.” A lot of people come here and they are not all foreigners, a lot of Australians like to come here! Queensland is perfect for everyone who loves sun, sea and the beach. On the Gold Coast, in the south, there is a sub-tropical rainforest and a true surfers paradise with great waves and golden sandbeaches.

Introduction Apart from all Its beautiful beaches Queensland is well known for its capital: Brisbane (known to the locals as Brissie) Australiareviewed.com's information about IntroductionReader Reviews about Introduction

Climate The climate in this area is tropical or subtropical, which means that is has a lot of sun and has mild winters. Australiareviewed.com's information about ClimateReader Reviews about Climate

Great Barrier Reef Het Great Barrier Reef is het grootste door levende organismen gemaakte bouwwerk ter wereld! Vanaf Bundaberg tot aan Cape York in Queensland... Australiareviewed.com's information about Great Barrier ReefReader Reviews about Great Barrier Reef

Whitsundays On the eastcoast of Australia (Queensland), in between Mackay in the south and Bowen in the north, there is a place which is heaven on earth: the Whitsunday Islands. Australiareviewed.com's information about WhitsundaysReader Reviews about Whitsundays

Gold Coast Instead of quiet beaches and small backwaters, you could go for top-end entertainment with casinos, nightclubs, fairs, glitter and glamour. Australiareviewed.com's information about Gold CoastReader Reviews about Gold Coast

Fraser Island Fraser Island National Park is situated on the eastcoast of Queensland. Besides being the biggest sand island in the world, it is also one of Australia's world wonders. Australiareviewed.com's information about Fraser IslandReader Reviews about Fraser Island

Daintree National Park Cairns is a great starting point for trips to the stunning Daintree National Park. This park in the Tropical North is one of the oldest rain forests... Australiareviewed.com's information about Daintree National ParkReader Reviews about Daintree National Park

Keppel Islands The 18 small Keppel Islands in Queensland are all surrounded by beautiful blue water. The sand is so white and fine that it will crackle when you walk on it. Australiareviewed.com's information about Keppel IslandsReader Reviews about Keppel Islands

Magnetic Island The magnificent Magnetic Island is situated 12 kilometers off the Queensland coast. There are many reasons to take the ferry from Townsville... Australiareviewed.com's information about Magnetic IslandReader Reviews about Magnetic Island

Cape Tribulation Cape Tribulation, literally Cape of Wretchedness, was named by Captain Cook because this was where he experienced great trouble navigating through the reef safely. Australiareviewed.com's information about Cape TribulationReader Reviews about Cape Tribulation

Noosa North of Brisbane is Australia's St. Tropez: Noosa. There are luxurious appartments, posh boutiques, trendy cafes and expensive restaurants. Australiareviewed.com's information about NoosaReader Reviews about Noosa

Stay on a cattlestation During your stay in Australia get off the beaten track and stay on a cattle station for a while! You will be totally emerged in the aussie farmlife... Australiareviewed.com's information about Stay on a cattlestationReader Reviews about Stay on a cattlestation

Carnarvon National Park Do you want to hike in a challenging area full of Aboriginal treasures filled with unique flora and fauna? Then the Carnarvon National Park is the place to be for you! Australiareviewed.com's information about Carnarvon National ParkReader Reviews about Carnarvon National Park

Australian Zoo The Australia Zoo, north of Brisbane, was run by the late Steve Irwin, who became world famous as the Crocodile Hunter but died tragically. Australiareviewed.com's information about Australian ZooReader Reviews about Australian Zoo

Skydiving in Mission beach Do you want to get the ultimate kick out of skydiving and glide above one of the most beautiful places in the world? Mission Beach can offer this! Australiareviewed.com's information about Skydiving in Mission beachReader Reviews about Skydiving in Mission beach

Rafting on the Tully River The Tully River is one of the best places in Australia for rafting. This is because Tully has an average rainfall of more than 4000 millimetres a year. Australiareviewed.com's information about Rafting on the Tully RiverReader Reviews about Rafting on the Tully River

Glasshouse Mountains The Glasshouse Mountains, north of Brisbane, are a wonderful volcanic landscape which is perfect for hiking, climbing and abseiling. Australiareviewed.com's information about Glasshouse MountainsReader Reviews about Glasshouse Mountains

Bungee Jumping in the dark If 'normal' bungee jumping is not exciting enough for you, a Night Bungee in the middle of the jungle will give you the ultimate challenge! Australiareviewed.com's information about Bungee Jumping in the darkReader Reviews about Bungee Jumping in the dark

Atherton Tablelands & Yungaburra The lovely Atherton Tablelands are about an hours drive from Cairns. The Tablelands, also called the Cairns Highlands, are an area consisting of grassy hills... Australiareviewed.com's information about Atherton Tablelands & YungaburraReader Reviews about Atherton Tablelands & Yungaburra

Agnes Water & Town of 1770 North of Fraser Island and south of the Whitsundays lies Town of 1770. Many consider this small village to be a hidden gem along the Australian East coast. Australiareviewed.com's information about Agnes Water & Town of 1770Reader Reviews about Agnes Water & Town of 1770