Only three and a half hours drive from Cairns and four hours from Townsville in Tropical North Queensland, you'll discover a land so different in contrasts, Undara. Undara Experience, set in pristine Savannah woodlands has been in the care of the Collins family, the original pioneers of this region in 1862. For over 150 years they have been the custodians of one of the best preserved lava tubes systems on Earth. Closely situated to the Savannah Way and easily accessed by conventional vehicle, Undara Experience is on the edge of the Undara Volcanic National Park. The Undara Lava Tubes are a natural geological phenomenon. Huge tubes formed approximately 190,000 years ago; molten lava drained out under a thick cooler crust, leaving a series of long, hollow tubes. Today, highly trained Savannah guides conduct small group tours into the lava tubes where visitors marvel at this impressive geological wonder. The wildlife at sunset tour is not to be missed. Enjoy refreshments as the sun sets. As dusk settles, a visit to the entrance of Barker's Tube allows you to witness the amazing bat emergence as literally thousands of micro bats leave to feed at night. Winner of 'Unique Accommodation' at the Australian Tourism Awards, Undara Experience offers a variety of accommodation options from restored turn-of-the-century railway carriages to beautifully appointed Pioneers Huts. Budget options include the Swags Tent Village. Shady camping and powered sites also available. The Fettlers Iron Pot Bistro boasts superb country style meals using the freshest local produce served in the ambiance of Undara Central. Awaken your taste buds to the bush with the Bush Breakfasts served at the Ringer's Camp. Opera in the Outback in October is an unforgettable experience as is the sister event, the Outback Country Rock and Blues festival. Both are truly remarkable experiences in a stunningly beautiful area.

Welcome to the Fitzroy Island Turtle Rehabilitation Centre (FTRC) in the beautiful suburb of Fitzroy Island. FTRC is a non-profit organisation run by passionate volunteers, dedicated to healing sick and injured turtles. Our talks, held from Tuesday to Sunday at 1.00pm and 1.45pm, offer fascinating insights into these incredible creatures. With limited spaces available, we strongly recommend booking in advance on our website. Join us on this meaningful journey towards the conservation of marine turtles in the Great Barrier Reef.

Examine how sugar has shaped the culture of much of Queensland's East Coast and greatly contributed to the formation of our national identity. The museum has, on permanent display, historic tractors, locomotives, harvesters, implements and a working model of a 500hp steam-driven crushing engine.

Kingfisher Park Birdwatchers Lodge provides accommodation and birdwatching tours.

Discover the wonders of Mowbray National Park, nestled in the enchanting MacAlister Range suburb. Embark on scenic drives and invigorating walks, immersing yourself in the beauty of rainforest-covered hills and the captivating pyramid-shaped Black Mountain. An ideal destination for nature lovers, this breathtaking national park falls under the categories of Things to Do and National Parks. Explore this natural treasure trove and embrace the harmonious blend of serenity and adventure it offers.

Museum in El Arish.

The Mount Garnet Progress Association meets on the third Monday of each month at the Visitor Information Centre and everyone is welcome to join.