Clifton Beach is a suburban town located in the local government area of Cairns Regional Council in the state of Queensland. Historical records suggest that the earliest settlement in Clifton Beach took place in the 1880s. Since then the coastal suburb’s land has been mostly used for sugarcane production.
One of the oldest structures in the suburb is the Clifton Beach Post Office, which opened on June 2, 1969. The first stages of development in Clifton Beach became visible during the 1970s, the area grew drastically through to the 80s. Today, the Clifton Beach has progressed with several major features, including the Outback Opal Mine, Tobias Reserve, Edward Mann Park, Evergreen Park, Deadmans Gully Environmental Reserve, Clifton...