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Queensland (abbreviated as Qld) is the second-largest and third-most-populous state in the Commonwealth of Australia. Situated in the north-east of the country, it is bordered by the Northern Territory, South Australia and New South Wales to the west, south-west and south respectively. To the east, Queensland is bordered by the Coral Sea and Pacific Ocean. The state is the world's sixth largest sub-national entity, with an area of 1,852,642 km.
Restaurants in Queensland
1. CQ Adventure Flights
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 116 reviews
CQ Adventure Flights is Airlie Beach’s fastest and most exciting tour operator. With so many brilliant things to do in the Whitsundays, CQ Adventure Flights is unlike anything else on offer. Operating a Yak52, a Soviet Air Force Training aeroplane built in 1990, they take tourists across every demographic on the Flight Of Their Life! Because the aeroplane only seats a Pilot and Instructor/Passenger the flights are fully catered to the passengers wants, without having to share their experience with anybody else. Passengers also get to set the intensity of their aerobatic experience to their comfort level The performance characteristics means that it is easy to give the passenger a gentle cruise with stunning views, or a mental aerobatic session, of an intensity that they choose. With 3 different experiences on offer, CQ Adventure Flights has a flight for everybody!
2. Skypark Cairns by AJ Hackett
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 864 reviews
Skypark by AJ Hackett Cairns is an Adventure Park offering something for everyone. Operating Australia’s ONLY Bungy Jump, Giant Swing, Tower Climb & Lookout plus a licensed bar, café and rainforest venue. Home to the Worlds ONLY 16 style Jump menu, everyone is encouraged to step outside their comfort zone, whether you are a nervous first-timer or seasoned thrill seeker. Fly on the multi-person Giant Swing and reach speeds of up to 120kph in 3.5 seconds – enjoy the AJ Hackett way of experiencing extreme speed and acceleration together! With no minimum age and excellent family deals, it is a great way to make lifetime memories and have a blast. Climb the HIGHEST viewing platform in Cairns for FREE and take in the beautiful views out over the Northern Beaches and Great Barrier Reef.
3. Eye to Eye Marine Encounters
4. Gold Coast Gondolas
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5.0 based on 94 reviews
Experience the true magic of the Gold Coast as you and your partner or friends cruise in style aboard your own private luxury gondola while cruising through our majestic canals. You will be serenaded by soft romantic background music as you glide smoothly through the sheltered canals of Main Beach and Surfers Paradise, past the multi-million dollar waterfront mansions of the rich and famous and their equally expensive and lavish motor yachts. So whether you are looking for the ultimate in Romance and Magic or are merely wanting to sit back and enjoy the experience of a lifetime, nothing will come close to the Luxury, Ambiance and Setting of a Gold Coast Gondola cruise. Cruises are available daily from 9:00 AM on either an un-catered (without meals) basis or on a catered basis (Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner) with Main courses and/or Desserts.
5. Kilcowera Station
6. Phippsy's Smooth Water Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Light tackle sportfishing in the beautiful waterways of the Noosa River. Lure and fly specialists with over 25 years experience. Tournament winning skipper with 45 years fishing experience world wide.Fast safe 19 foot custom built centre console with the latest electronics, four stroke outboard and electric remote control motor with GPS tracking system.Top quality rods n tackle on board.
7. Port Douglas Microlights
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By H3689ZXstuartb - Brisbane, Australia
Spectacular, superb.. Feel the breeze as you climb above the Port Douglas. . This is just amazing open air just you and the pilot. They haven't fared well with Covid 19 and social distancing as you have to sit close to the pilot. But sights are spectacular. We flew both North to Mossman and back south of Port Douglas spotting Turtles, Crocs and an amazing waterfall - Keep it up guys
8. Saddle Me Up PTY Ltd
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Welcome to Saddle Me Up trail rides. We are a family owned and operated business in Moore Park Beach just outside of Bundaberg. Whether you love horses or are looking for something fun and new to do, we are sure you will enjoy your experience in the Australian bush. Whether you are riding a horse for the first or hundredth time we have a friendly horse just for you. The Saddle Me Up Family.
9. Birdsville Races
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5.0 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By alotagoodtimes - Brisbane, Australia
Finally made it to the iconic outback races held in Birdsville every year. A great adventure, the drive in the outback and meeting lots of people from all over the country. Lots to see and if you take your time the small towns along the route have their own parties so you can break up the trip. Birdsville is a small town approximately 1400km West of Brisbane, Queensland.
10. The Bump Track
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By WorldTravla7 - Cairns, Australia
I tackled the Bump Track with a local hiking group on the weekend of Port Douglas Carnivale. It’s a fairly challenging hike with a steep uphill section for first 1.5 km, then undulating for next 3.5 km to Robbins Creek. (350 metres elevation in first 2 km). You need to cross Robbins creek and if you’ve got boots you’ll want to take these off as you’re feet will most definitely get wet. Approx 500 metres beyond the creek we took a side track to Big Mowbray Falls (this track is more narrow and took about 45 mins each way to the top of the falls). Here you can swim/cool off in the water and look out over a spectacular gorge opening out into rainforest. This side track isn’t far from the end of the Bump Track. Total Walk was around 15km if you do the side track (marked by pink ribbon, which I managed to miss the first time round). 12km just for Bump Track. I saw a black snake basking in the sun on the way back and apparently these are a common sight (I believe they are venomous). The Bump Track has a rich history (as an aboriginal trail and as a link for the early settlers to the hinterland by horse and cart) and there are plenty of info plaques on the way if you’re interested. To get there, drive a few kms south of Port Douglas and turn left just before the Mowbray Bridge down Mowbray River Road. Keep going down and turn onto Connolly Rd and continue until you get to the end over some dirt road sections.
