REGION: Mackay Region

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Spectacular rainforests and national parks, secluded islands and beaches, pristine coral reefs, plentiful fishing spots, historical townships, genuine country hospitality, scenic drives, great shopping and fabulous dining. Relatively undiscovered, the Mackay Region offers a unique holiday experience that is an affordable and diverse escape from the crowds.

Located midway between Brisbane and Cairns, the Mackay Region coastline stretches 200 kilometres north from St Lawrence to Laguna Whitsundays, and inland to the town of Clermont.

The region’s rich and colourful past is economically founded upon sugar cane, mining, beef and agriculture.

The Mackay Region is becoming increasingly popular as a holiday destination for travellers seeking an unspoiled, friendly contrast to more developed, built destinations along the coast.

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National Park Head Office

  • Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service Environmental Protection Agency
    PO Box 155, Albert St
    Brisbane, Qld 4002
  • www.epa.qld.gov.au
  • Ph: (07) 3227 8185
 

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Main Attractions

  • Brampton Island
  • Eungella NP
  • Finch Hatton Gorge
  • Great Barrier Reef
  • Hamilton Island
  • Lindeman Island
  • Sugar Mill tours

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