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Leave the city behind for heritage-listed tropical islands, mountain villages and outback safaris complete with Texas longhorn steers.  

Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a first-time snorkeler, Townsville is your gateway to some of the best Great Barrier Reef trips in the Sunshine State. 

Snorkeling at an underwater museum, weekend markets, sunset cocktails over the Coral Sea—Townsville truly has it all. 

With 300 days of sunshine, Townsville is your year-round ticket to tropical bliss. Check in at now at the best ocean-view island stays and inner-city pads. 

Townsville/Gurrumbilbarra might be known for its reef, its sunshine and that ever-iconic Castle Hill, but when it comes to after-dark drinks, this city knows how to bring the fun.

From beachfront beer gardens to heritage hotels, Townsville’s pub scene hits the trifecta with top-notch atmosphere, food and frothies.

Start booking dinner reservations—here are the best Townsville restaurants to add to your hit list.

From coastal climbs with sweeping Coral Sea views to rainforest tracks and waterfall detours, North Queensland’s unofficial adventure capital has no shortage of ways to get your heart pumping.

Sweat, sculpt, or float your stress away with 24/7 gyms, hot Pilates studios and infrared saunas that give your body the TLC it deserves.

Explore the green side of North Queensland like a proper local with our best rainforest recs—including Australia's tallest single-drop waterfall.

Let's give it up for Australian talent. There's no denying that a whole heap of the best fashion labels right now are Aussie born and bred.

Based at the doorstep of the Great Barrier Reef, with a vibrant nightlife and heaps of restaurants and cafes, Airlie Beach is the bomb. Now you just need the best Airbnb to match.

With so much to explore in Port Douglas you want to be planning a lengthy and comfortable stay—and we’ve got you covered with the best Airbnbs.

Ardo is Townsville’s first luxury hotel and since opening in December 2023, has garnered national attention as it redefines North Queensland’s tourism landscape.