Historical Society.

Call or visit the Innisfail Information Centre or the Tully Visitor and Heritage Centre to access a wealth of information within the Cassowary Coast and other regions. This information service is provided free to those seeking a thrilling and fun-filled stay in our Shire.

Wildlife tours company in Innisfail.

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.

The Great Barrier Reef is easily accessible from our location, in some areas less than 15nm. The Cassowary Coast region has over 25 offshore Islands. Several of these locations offer camping facilities, imagine enjoying a couple of days of fishing, snorkelling and exploring our tropical islands. This area boasts some of the best recreational and sports fishing in the world. The ocean and local rivers teem with mudcrabs and endless varieties of fish from the much sought after barramundi to the plentiful species of exotic reef fish. Hire one of our boats to take you on a fishing experience of a lifetime. We can have your vessel ready for you to board at any of the boat ramps in the area, you can also hire fishing gear, esky and more. Boab Boats Cassowary Coast is the recommended location for individuals looking to hire from Babinda, Bramston Beach, Innisfail, Tully, Krrimine Beach, Mission Beach and Cardwell.

Heart of the Wet Tropics Wold Heritage Area. Homeland of the Mamu Aboriginal People. Wander among the rainforest along the 350m elevated walkway, from ground level to the canopy, in comfort and safety. Stroll along the cantilever and climb the 37m tower for spectacular rainforest views. Explore over 1100m of walking tracks through the rainforest. Discover the history and heritage of the Mamu Rainforest in interpretative displays.

Museum in El Arish.