10 Beautiful Sights In Queensland That Many Tourists Do Not Believe Are True

Queensland has places that are like hidden gems that are not known to Australians themselves.
10 beautiful sights in Queensland that many tourists do not believe are true
The Queensland State Government recently launched a "Great Today, Perfect Tomorrow" tourism promotion campaign at the same time as the Gold Coast Commonwealth Conference, according to Escape.
Lake Wabby, Fraser Island: Located on the southern slope of K’Gari (Fraser Island), Lake Wabby is a forgotten wonder. The longshore sand dunes are moving one meter out of the lake each year and will eventually swallow the surface of the lake. Lake Wabby is home to 12 species of rare fish, including the "honey blue eye" species

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Fairy pools, Noosa National Park: These crystal and coral pools are great stops to enjoy the cool air at Noosa National Park. Here, visitors can go 15 km of trails to admire the coastal scenery. If not, try soaking in the natural swimming pool right by the beach to dispel the sweltering heat of the summer
Wreck of SS City of Adelaide, Magnetic Island: The ship SS City of Adelaide sank in 1916 on Magnetic Island after a fire.



The remains of the ship are now inhabited by mangrove trees, creating a ghostly scene at the Shipwreck Trail of Magnetic Island. This island off the coast of Townsville was also covered with 20 other wrecks.
Nudgee Coast, Brisbane: In Brisbane, if you want to find a place to watch the sunset near the city center, there is probably no more ideal place than the Nudgee coast. Wait patiently for the golden sunshine to shine down on it, creating vibrant colors and breathtaking images of mangrove trees reflected off the water's surface.
Fairy Falls, Cairns: Deep in the rainforest near the Crystal Cascade lake in Cairns city, this area is known as one of the most beautiful but little-known check-in spots in the tropical North Queensland. However, to reach this lake and waterfall, visitors have to pass through dense old forests and a series of large rocks.
Currumbin Coast, Gold Coast: This is a favorite destination of the people of the Gold Coast The rocky structure of the coast - including Hon Voi - makes this place a dream destination for photographers to capture sunrise.



At that time, the sunlight painted the sky an unforgettable picture.
Ngoc Xanh Bay, Hayman Island: Most visitors to the Whitsunday archipelago will go straight to Whitehaven Beach with unforgettable white sand. But if you want to explore a place few people know, look to Blue Pearl Bay (Blue Pearl Bay) in the northwest of Hayman Island. This is the land suitable for day activities such as snorkelling, swimming and visiting majestic landscapes of the sea and mountains.
Tully Gorge National Park: The breathtaking landscape of gorges and caves is just a small part of the beauty of Tully Gorge National Park. As one of the world's humid tropical heritage, Tully Gorge reveals all the beauty in the rainy season with the flowing Tully river. The tropical plants in the area also proliferate, creating a wonderful landscape.
Cardwell spa pool, Girringun National Park: This pool is completely created by nature.



Located between Townsville and Cairns, Cardwell swimming pools become a popular destination for guests to enjoy the thrill and check-in on social networks. The special thing is that this swimming pool continuously changes color depending on the weather and time of day, when the bright blue water turns milky blue.
Cambooya, Sunflower Route: Instagram devotees can try a field day experience on a summer vacation at Cambooya in southern Queensland. A carpet of picturesque yellow sunflowers are located throughout the Cambooya, Nobby or Felton areas of the Sunflower Route. Even the fact that tourists often get lost in the land, engrossed in photography has caused farm owners to set up warning signs. Photo: Escape
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