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Elim Beach Campsite
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Located approximately 25 km outside Hopevale this shady beachfront campsite is the perfect base to see the Coloured Sands dune formations.
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Hope Vale and Elim Beach
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Fishing in the Rainforest Coast
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The Bloomfield River is a stunning location for tropical fishing
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Fishing & Boating
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Fishing near Hope Vale
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There are interesting fishing options in the Hope Vale region at Cape Bedford and along the McIvor River
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Fishing & Boating
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Fishing near Laura
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Lakefield National Park, Princess Charlotte Bay, Bathurst Bay, Bathurst Heads and Cape Melville are the ultimate adventure fishing destinations
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Fishing & Boating
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Flinders Group National Park
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The park consists of seven remote islands with a rich cultural landscape. The islands contain important Aboriginal story and burial sites along with nationaly significant rock art sites showing early contact with Europeans.
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Nature, Adventure & Discovery
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National Parks
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Gateway to Cape York
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New tourism development that entices travellers and tourists to take a break, view the educational displays and amazing public artwork sculptures.
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Lakeland and Laura
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Great Barrier Reef
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One of the seven wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef is an incredible living ecosystem. Vibrant colours, a myriad of fish species and crystal blue waters, refresh, invigorate and inspire.
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Nature, Adventure & Discovery
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Hope Islands National Park
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Two low lying coral cays, West Hope is a shingle cay dominated by mangroves and East Hope is a sandy cay.
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Nature, Adventure & Discovery
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National Parks
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Iron Range National Park - Kutini-Payamu (Iron Range) National Park (CYPAL)
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This remote coastal park in northern Cape York Peninsula protects the largest area of lowland tropical rainforest in Australia. Rainforest and heath shrouded hills provide the backdrop to long sweeping beaches, mangrove forests and rocky outcrops.
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Nature, Adventure & Discovery
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National Parks
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Jardine River National Park and Heathlands Resources Reserve
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A huge wilderness area at the tip of Cape York Peninsula which includes much of the catchment of the Jardine River, the largest perennial river in Queensland.
Heath, rainforest and woodlands cover low sandy ridges separated by swamps and shrublands and vine thickets cover massive coastal dunes.
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Nature, Adventure & Discovery
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National Parks
