Top Things to do in Yungaburra
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What to do and see in Yungaburra, Queensland: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Yungaburra, Australia including Bonadio's Mabi Wildlife Reserve, The Afghanistan Avenue of Honour, Full Circle Studio and Gallery, Lake Barrine, Curtain Fig National Park, Platypus Viewing Platform, Cathedral Fig Tree, The Peterson Creek Walking Track, Yungaburra Markets, Yungaburra Visitor Information Centre.
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1. Bonadio's Mabi Wildlife Reserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
At Bonadio's Mabi Wildlife Reserve you will have the opportunity of a lifetime when you get up close and personal with rare and endangered Australian wildlife like platypus, tree kangaroos, wallabies and possums. View the magical natural light phenomenon of bio luminescence provided by our resident glow-worm colony. Your contribution will aid the revegetation and preservation of the endangered Mabi rainforest that is home to much of the local rare and endangered wildlife.
Reviewed By chrissM3393CF - Bowen, Australia
We had the great fortune to stay at Bondadio's for a week in April this year during a Bushtracker Owners' Group mini-muster. What a beautiful place. The campground is roomy and the facilities while not fancy, are great. Power, water, toilets, camp kitchen etc.The river is beautiful for walks and the birdwatching is amazing. Prices are very reasonable and the campground is handy to just about everything worth seeing on the Tablelands. If you have a van and are looking for somewhere great to stay, try Bonadio RV and Nature Park. The owners have done a lovely job of combining camping and nature.
2. The Afghanistan Avenue of Honour
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5.0 based on 190 reviews
The Afghanistan Avenue of Honour is a living memorial dedicated to the memory of all who served in the fight against terror in Afghanistan and to those brave and selfless Australians who made the ultimate sacrifice in defence of freedom and liberty.
Reviewed By missyAustralia
Such a peaceful lovely tribute to those who served in Afghanistan. So well set out & very informative. Beautiful lakeside serene setting , such a worthwhile visit & time of reflection. Credit to those in the community that were involved in the organising & planning,excellent. Highly recommended.
3. Full Circle Studio and Gallery
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Sue Krucker is a multi-skilled contemporary artist, whose practice includes printmaking, mosaics, stained glass lead lighting, painting and jewellery making. The graphic style in her practice combines her diverse ethnic heritage with a strong passion for intuitive experimentation. The results presents a style varying from abstract to tessellates to intricate relief carvings. Sue enjoys working across the fields of Fine and Contemporary art, in her purpose-built studio and gallery in Yungaburra, on the Atherton Tablelands, in North Queensland. Set on a hill on her rural hobby farm, the gallery houses unique and original creations, all hand made on site, by Sue. Situated only 2km from the village centre, the gallery boasts spectacular views of Lake Tinaroo, surrounding countryside and the family’s menagerie of animals. Watch Sue as she creates limited edition linocut prints and one-offs, mosaics, hand printed calico bags, Scented Soy Wax Candles, beaded key rings and jewellery, cards and more. Her works make ideal gifts and mementos of your time spent in this beautiful part of the Tablelands. Commissions welcome. Open Daily, Free Entry.
4. Lake Barrine
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4.5 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By louant50 - Bass Hill, Australia
This place is amazing seeming it was formed from a volcanic eruption many years ago and the lake formed in the crater.Lovely quiet walk around the gardens and lake.There is a quaint tea house on the lake for light refreshments snacks and scones,so tranquil, worth a visit.And her sister lake,Lake Eacham is only 20 mins away,so nice to visit that as well.
5. Curtain Fig National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 424 reviews
Reviewed By AlexPinchbeck - Kewarra Beach, Australia
A stunning natural wonder, located in a lush tropical forest just outside of Yungaburra. A great walkway let’s you see this spectacular fig tree from every angle.
6. Platypus Viewing Platform
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4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By AmyTyrrell - Atherton, Australia
I love this little spot! Take just a short walk across the bridge from he viewing platform, just under the bridge and walk along until you see a little bench by the rive and you’ll see a platypus every time! Just make sure you stay quiet and still.
7. Cathedral Fig Tree
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4.5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By 837charlesb837
We were on a 'road trip' day as part of our holiday in the wonderful city of Cairns. The fig tree is located off the main road about 5 mins drive. There is a small carpark and plenty of street parking around as it is a quiet country road. Once you arrive there is about a 100m walk through the beautiful bush to the tree. We saw bush turkeys as we made our way to the tree. The tree itself is a sight to behold and definitely not something you see every day! Photos just don't do it justice - you have to see it for yourself. Definitely worth the visit if you are into such unique offerings that nature presents to us!
8. The Peterson Creek Walking Track
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4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By polobear99 - Redlands, United States
Wonderful walking trail with multiple places to stop and watch for platypus. The trail is an easy walk and there are benches along the trail to stop and patiently watch the creek for a platypus or two swimming by. We saw several and had a great time during our morning walk.
9. Yungaburra Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 80amandal - Yungaburra, Australia
This is a great market with lots to see and a good variety of stalls ranging from fresh local produce, handmade goods, clothing, great food and much much more! Well worth a trip to Yungaburra for these markets! It is always on the 4th Saturday of each month come rain, hail or shine!!
10. Yungaburra Visitor Information Centre
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
We had problems finding the ideal place to see a platypus. The clerk at the Yungaburra Information Centre was very nice and she gave us several options. At the end we were laughing. She gave us a map where we possibly could see a platypus. We had fun trying to find a platypus, without any success. Still, we had a good time. I liked the museum in the Yungaburra Information Centre. It was all about the animals in this region. It was quite interesting and it was free. We learned a lot here and we were looking forward in seeing some of these local animals. Worthwhile to see!
