This region boasts some of the most spectacular coral on the Southern Great Barrier Reef, golden beaches, great fishing, Outback farmstays and National Parks.
Home to some 62, 000 residents, the Gladstone region boasts some of the world's most amazing natural attractions and world class industries. Laze the day away on a secluded beach, or take a tour through one of the region's unspoilt National Parks. The choices are endless! Best known for its strong industrial base, the Gladstone region is one of the best kept holiday secrets in Queensland. The region boasts some of the most spectacular coral on the Southern Great Barrier Reef, golden beaches, great fishing, outback farmstays and National Parks. The Gladstone region is a truly unique area of Queensland. Within an hour and a half from the city of Gladstone, you can be snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef or experiencing the Aussie lifestyle of one of the region's farmstays.
The City of Gladstone is well known for its emphasis on marine activity and boasts one of the highest boat ownerships of any community in Australia. Sample some of the delights of the region, fresh from the sea! Gladstone is a seafood lover's paradise with quality reef fish, prawns, scallops and mud crab amongst the delicacies.
Up to 10 daily flights service Gladstone airport. Tilt train and highway coach services operate regularly. Taxis and buses operate in major centres. Hire cars are available. The Gladstone Information Centre provides details on 'Self-navigation Tourist Drives'.
- Bushwalking hiking
- October - March watch green turtles lay their eggs
- See 100,000 marine birds nesting and raising their young
- Surf
- Snorkel, Dive and Swim
- Horse riding
- Fishing
- Lady Musgrave and Lady Elliot Island
- Surf on Fitzroy Reef Lagoon
- Town of 1770/Agnes Water
- Catch a barra at Lake Awoonga
- Kroombit Tops National Park
- Horse riding at Glassford Creek Farmstay





