TOP 25 MACKAY Attractions (Things to Do & See)
Best places to visit in Mackay, Queensland, video about all things to do list in Mackay tourist attractions in Australia's east coast. Mackay closer to Great Barrier Reef. Mackay also popular for its beaches such as Harbour Beach, Lamberts Beach, Far Beach and Dolphin Head.
Most popular tourist attractions in Mackay is a city water park, Blue Water Lagoon. Others recommended places to visit or things to do in Mackay is Bluewater Trail, Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens, Caneland Central Shopping Centre, Orchid Display House, Gooseponds, Greenmount Homestead, Artspace Mackay, Slade Point, Lamberts Lookout, Pioneer River, Dudley Denny City Library, Kitten Vintage Mackay, The Leichhardt Tree, Goanna Brewing, Sandfly Creek Walkway, etc.
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We stopped in to check out the some of the great natural experiences that can be enjoyed in Mackay and its surrounds. We started with a trip to Cape Hillsborough where we spotted a couple of Kangaroos on the beach. Pretty amazing stuff!
We then headed into the Eungella national park to check out some of their rainforest walks. After we explored these magnificent forests we decided to head down to a locals hot spot Finch Hatton Gorge for a nice refreshing swim !
Eungella National Park, Mackay Area
Eungella National Park is ripe to be explored. The cooler climate offers a fresher experience as you experience Eungella's unique flora and fauna, and search for the elusive Platypus.
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Spot a Platypus at Broken River, Mackay Highlands
The Mackay Highlands Great Walk in Eungella National Park has many hidden treasures, just like Broken River and The Wishing Pool. From getting a glimpse of a national icon to camping a short walks away from rushing waterfalls, this great walk is less hiking trip and more scenic retreat.
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Visit Mackay - Things to do
On Australia’s East Coast, 970kms North of Brisbane you’ll find Mackay, nicknamed the sugar capital of Australia due to the region producing 1/3 of Australia’s cane sugar. This sweet city sure has an adventure for you, here’s the top 5 things you can do.
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Mackay: Filled with wildlife and history
The Mackay region is an inviting blend of secluded beaches, elusive wildlife and rural communities. The district is home to over 120,000 people and is nicknamed the 'sugar capital of Australia' producing more than a third of the nation's cane sugar. The natural encounters are abundant within the district and include Cape Hillsborough National Park, where the local kangaroo population roam the sandy white beaches; and the Eungella Hinterland, home to the elusive platypus.
Just off shore also lies the Cumberland Island group which are protected by the Great Barrier Reef. Most of the islands are national park, including the majority of Brampton and Keswick Islands. Many are also important rookeries for the protected flatback and green turtles. St Bee's Island hosts a large colony of koalas currently being researched by Earthwatch. These fabulous locations just off Mackay's coast will suit those who wish to snorkel and those who prefer to cruise our pristine waters while relaxing onboard and taking in the spectacular scenery.
Cape Hillsborough, Mackay, Queensland, Australia
Kangaroos on the Beach at Cape Hillsborough, Mackay, Queensland, Hibiscus Coast, Canon 80D Cinematic, DJI Mavic Pro Cinematic.
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Cape Hillsborough National Park is a volcanic peninsula located approximately 40 km north-west of Mackay. The peninsular is largely covered by rainforest and rises to an elevation of 267 m. The cape was named by Lieutenant James Cook during his first voyage to the Pacific in 1770.
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Mackay City
Surrounded by beaches and rainforest, the city of Mackay is mix of heritage buildings and tropical climates with a modern flair. Wear yourself out with an exciting choice of contemporary bars and restaurants, get some fresh air at the marina or lose yourself in the CBD's colonial charm. There's something for everyone in Mackay.
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