On the South Coast, Brisbane, the capital of Queensland is neighboured to the south by Australia's tourism capital, the Gold Coast, with golden beaches and exciting nightlife. North is the natural beauty and more relaxed atmosphere of the Sunshine Coast.

Upon travelling north, you will find Fraser Island, the worlds largest sand island. Fraser Island is sparsely populated and a delight for the outdoor adventurer who enjoys the simple beauty of forests, beaches, huge sand dunes and crystal clear freshwater lakes.

Further north on the East Coast are the world famous Whitsunday Islands. Here you can charter a yacht to explore these magic islands, or simply book a stay on one of the many resort islands and be pampered to your hearts content.

The World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef spans 2,000km from the tip of Cape York past Cairns to Gladstone in the south. A scuba divers paradise with 2,900 individual reefs, 71 coral islands, 10,000 species of sponge, 350 different species of coral, 4,000 species of molluscs, 350 species of echinoderms and over 1,500 species of fish.

Far North Queensland or the Tropical North is gateway to the wilderness of Cape York and home to the World Heritage Listed Daintree Rainforest and Atherton Tablelands, crocodiles, fantastic barramundi fishing and the geologists dream of the Undara lava tubes.