Full Day Drives
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Gold Coast: If any area of Australia could lay claim to the title of the premier holiday destination in the country, it would have to be the Gold Coast in South-East Queensland. For all its over commercialisation, the golden surf beaches along its 52 km length are among Australia's best, the choice of beachfront accommodation, shopping and dining options is almost limitless, and it is home to Australia's best theme parks all of which are within a short driving distance of each other.
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Gold Coast Hinterland: for visitors who want a break from the commercialisation of The Gold Coast, there's always the beautiful backdrop of the hinterland - which is only a short drive away. Here there are some of Queensland's most picturesque mountains with arts and crafts boutiques, subtropical rainforest walks, picture-post card waterfalls, wine tasting and sleepy mountain villages. More >>
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Sunshine Coast: Its mix of 100 kilometres of beaches and coastal towns and lush hinterland have made the Sunshine Coast an ideal place to relax and unwind. Sunshine Coast information
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Sunshine Coast Hinterland: this is a most spectacular scenic drive and a 'must do' day-trip if you are holidaying on the Sunshine Coast. The twisting and often awe-inspiring road is full of surprises, not the least are the views to the coast and the Glasshouse Mountains. No matter what your interest - art galleries, food, wine, coffe, shopping, rainforest walks, waterfalls, views - you'll find it all here. The Blackall Range Tourist Drive starts from the historical township of Landsborough and ends in the foothills near Nambour. The Blackall Range is just over an hour's drive north of Brisbane.
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The Scenic Rim: An arc of spectacular mountains lying from south of Beaudesert to the area south west of Ipswich, the Scenic Rim is situated within Australia's Green Cauldron which stretches from Byron Bay to the Gold Coast and west towards the Great Dividing Range. The sheer size of the caldera is breathtaking and shelters a huge diversity of rare flora and fauna, and subtropical rainforests within the rim of mountain ranges.
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Bunya Mountains: One of the most picturesque reserves on this section of the Great Dividing Range, the Bunya Mountains National Park protects the largest remaining Bunya Pine rainforests in the world which densely cover the mountainous slopes. The mountains are the only outlying section of the Great Dividing Range, rising abruptly from the rich Darling Downs & South Burnett farmland. 24 km of graded walking trails have been formed in the park, giving access to its spectacular lookouts and waterfalls.
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