Discover the best top things to do in Cardwell, Australia including Hinchinbrook Island, Historic Cardwell Post Office & Telegraph Station, Hinchinbrook Hiking, Port of Call Fishing and Boating Supplies, Cardwell Park Rest Area, Great Barrier Reef Fishing & Island tours, Murray Falls, Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre, Cardwell Gallery, Ob la di.
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5.0 based on 69 reviews
I had a great time hiking solo on hinchinbrook island. It was pretty hot in November so I recommend going in winter/spring. I ran into a few other hikers while I was there and shared camp sites most nights but had the days to myself. My phone fell in the first creek crossing so I recommend using a clip seal bag if your phone isn’t waterproof haha. My adventure turned into a tech detox too! I recommend transfers with hinchinbrook island cruises for great info and easy transfers. And make sure you have your permits handy as the rangers come a round to the camp sites.
5.0 based on 23 reviews
We stopped here to see the Bush Telegraph and the Centre next door. The lady was so welcoming. We learnt about the way of life in the early settlement of Cardwell and about Yasi. So much to see and so much history. Nothing was too much trouble, the lady was fantastic with our young kids Will be back again
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Hinchinbrook Hiking are first company to set up hire equipment for the Thorsborne Trail. We sell and HIRE equipment for this amazing trail! We stock Black Wolf products, these have proven themselves on the Thorsborne Trail. We are passionate about Hinchinbrook Island and can provide you with ALL of the track notes, map and information regarding this beautiful trail!
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We are a fishing and boating supplies store located on the water at Port Hinchinbrook Cardwell. We sell bait, ice, tackle and fuel. Access to on water fuel is available on our pontoon. We operate Fishing Charters, Island Tours and Boat Hire.
5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Cardwell Park Rest Area at the south of Cardwell Beach features amenities and covered picnic areas, but is also the start of a nice Wetlands walk along teh waterfront and mangroves. Well worth the stop
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Great Barrier Reef, off the Cassowary Coast, Cardwell, North Queensland is internationally renowned as one of Australia’s tourism destinations. A perfect location for fishing charters with its blue pristine waters, an unrivalled variety of sea-life and numerous tropical islands to explore, it’s easy to understand why people travel from all over the world to visit this beautiful place.
4.5 based on 113 reviews
We visited today as a day trip from Cairns. Easy drive off the highway with the last section being a gravel road (2wd was fine). We have had plenty of rain the past few weeks and could see where the water had gone across the road, so if taking a 2wd be careful! Bottom car park is beside the creek and plenty of spots for swimming as water was high and flowing. Walked up to the top carpark and camp ground which had toilet facilities. Easy walk along a boardwalk to base of falls. Water was gushing and was a sight to see. Swim in the waterhole was lovely and refreshing.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre showcases the work of artists from 9 Traditional Owner groups within the region.It features Traditional Aboriginal and contemporary style art. All art works are enriched in language, stories and the environment of the ancient Aboriginal culture. Girringun Art Centre houses The Keeping Place museum which contains local material items over 150 years old.
4.5 based on 4 reviews
We are a local art group - our gallery is located in the historic School of Art building in the heritage precinct of Cardwell by the Sea. We showcase only locally created, unique art and craft works .
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