Townsville

The SS Yongala, a ship that sank off Cape Bowling Green near Townsville in March 1911 during a cyclone, now rests at depths of 49 to 82 feet (15 to […]

The Strand, a 1.3-mile (2.2-kilometer) beach in Townsville, Australia, stretches from Kissing Point Fortification in the north to Breakwater Marina in the south. This coastal stretch offers clean golden sands […]

Orpheus Island, known as Goolboddi in the local Aboriginal language, is a private island nestled within the Great Barrier Reef, off the tropical coast of Northern Queensland. Much of the […]

The Queensland Museum Tropics, a branch of the Queensland Museum Network, is located in Townsville, Australia. This government-run institution offers a comprehensive look into the history, culture, and environment of […]

Perched on a rocky headland with a commanding view of the ocean, Kissing Point Fortification was constructed in 1870. For over a century, this fort stood as a defensive bulwark […]

Nestled in the heritage-listed Port Building, the Maritime Museum of Townsville delves into the city’s rich maritime and naval history. The museum’s galleries, spread across various annexes and surrounded by […]

Jezzine Barracks, also known as the Kissing Point Fortification, has a rich history dating back to 1870 when it was first built. Located in Townsville, Australia, this site served as […]

Nestled in Townsville, Australia, The Palmetum spans 42 acres and showcases over 300 varieties of palms, representing nearly every species found worldwide. Meandering paths wind through the lush, tropical landscape, […]

The Army Museum North Queensland, also known as the Jezzine Barracks Military Museum, is located in Townsville and offers a comprehensive look into the Australian military’s history in the region. […]

Castle Hill, a 938-foot (286-meter) pink granite hill, rises prominently behind central Townsville and is listed as a heritage site. This natural landmark offers sweeping views of the city, the […]

In the language of the local Nywaigi Aboriginal people, the Paluma Range, known as Munan Gumburu or ‘misty mountains,’ is a place where dense rain forests and frequent atmospheric fog, […]

Nestled in Northern Queensland, Billabong Sanctuary recreates a natural Australian billabong, a traditional watering hole. This unique setting is home to a diverse array of native wildlife, including koalas, wombats, […]

In Townsville, Australia, Reef HQ Aquarium offers a unique and immersive experience, housing the world’s largest living coral reef in an aquarium. This enormous tank provides close-up views of a […]