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A 1-2 hour return walk to the ruins of a World War II fort that was designed to protect Townsville from attack. There are fantastic views of Arthur Bay and Horseshoe Bay along from track and from the Fort command post at the top. Also make sure to look for koalas in the trees above the track.
The island’s largest bay and a hub for watersports, dining, and sunset watching. It has a stinger net during summer and calm waters ideal for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding.
A secluded, palm-fringed beach accessible by walking track or 4WD (if permitted). Known for its pristine setting and excellent snorkelling.
A beautiful, less crowded beach with crystal-clear water and vibrant coral close to shore—ideal for snorkelling on calm days.
Located in Arcadia, this patrolled beach is popular for families and swimming, with BBQ areas, toilets, and grassy picnic zones.
Once the main arrival point for ferries, this quiet beach features a long jetty popular for fishing, plus a historic pub and calm swimming waters.