Discover the best top things to do in Cook Shire, Australia including James Cook Museum, Cooktown History Centre, Eliabeth Guzsely Gallery, Kuku Bulkaway, Azure Spa at Lizard Island.
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The James Cook Museum is set in a stunning nineteenth-century convent, and houses an original anchor and cannon from the HMB Endeavour, and an extensive collection of local Guugu Yimithiir artefacts. The museum tells the story of the interaction between Captain James Cook and the indigenous people – it is a story that is integral to Australian history, told from both perspectives, and is the first recorded act of Reconciliation. The museum showcases the fascinating heritage of Cooktown – set on the banks of the Endeavour River.
Captain Cook's anchor, as well as some of the cannons from the Endeavour, are on display. Also an amazing eclectic mixture of items which are well worth seeing. The venue in itself is fabulous!
4.5 based on 81 reviews
The amount of information in here is amazing. It's set out in chronological order, so as you walk through you see the transition from Cook's visit to present day. It's worth more than the mere $5 they charge for admission.
4.0 based on 11 reviews
We took some time to check out this little gallery and were glad we did. Great local art on display, some very talented people in the area. Very friendly staff too.
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Kuku Bulkaway Indigenous Art Gallery is owned and operated by the Yuku Baja Muliku people to display and support local Indigenous artists. All our artwork, jewellery, fashion and traditional implements are made locally by our people, and each item has a unique story. Our gallery is located on Cooktown's main street, or you can shop online, with free shipping anywhere in Australia.
4.5 based on 16 reviews
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