Georgetown & Cobbold Gorge Travel Video guide, Queensland Australia

Georgetown is a town on the Etheridge River in Far North Queensland, Australia. The Gulf Developmental Road passes through the town, linking Cairns – 412 km to the east – and Normanton – 301 km to the west. Deep in the heart of the Gulf Savannah region of Far North Queensland is a hidden outback oasis – Cobbold Gorge. Here you can immerse yourself in the natural wonder of a truly unique North Queensland outback holiday destination. Here you can cruise through the gorge and explore its ancient geological landforms. Georgetown is also home to the Ted Elliot Mineral Collection which was founded by the Etheridge Shire Council in early 2003. The collection is the work of one man and houses over 4500 mineral specimens. The centre also is an accredited Information centre. For further information please visit: www.cobboldgorge.com.au or contact The Terrestial Visitor Centre Low Street, Georgetown QLD 4871 (07) 4062 1485 ‎

Daintree travel video guide Queensland Australia

Just under 2 hours’ drive from Cairns is the village of the Daintree. You will see all types of wildlife in the Daintree River. From special birds such as blue winged kingfisher to the area’s most infamous inhabitant, the saltwater crocodiles, all in their natural element and from the safety of a boat. The Daintree is not only home of the world heritage listed Daintree Rainforest but is also home to the elusive and endangered Cassowary. This destination offers a range of fantastic places to stay and some great natural experiences. For more information on some of our featured experiences please visit: Bruce Belchers Daintree River Cruises www.daintreerivercuises.com.au Daintree Eco Lodge & Spa http Daintree Discovery Centre www.daintree-rec.com.au Coral Sea Views Bed & Breakfast http

Cape York things to do travel video guide Queensland Australia

The Cape York Peninsula, is one of the world’s last accessible wilderness areas, remains a land of few people and prolific wildlife. The fishing is amazing, the scenery magnificent and the culture a fusion of many. We head to premier sports fishing grounds or go on a 4WD adventure to the most northern tip and stop off at the famous croc tent. We visit Roko island and experience life on a pearl farm and finally stop and relax after a massive trip for a bit of Rest & Relaxation at Punsand bay a remote camping resort at the top of Australia. For further information visit Queensland Holidays www.queenslandholidays.com.au Cooktown & Cape York Peninsula http Seisia Holiday Park www.seisiaholidaypark.com John Charlton’s Cape York Adventure http Roko Pearl Farm (07) 4069 1769 The Croc Tent www.croctent.com.au Punsand Bay Camping Resort http

Cape Tribulation travel video guide Queensland Australia

Once you cross the Daintree River, you enter into a region that is home to the oldest rainforest on the planet. Cape Tribulation is a small village nestled in the heart of this rainforest and is where the frontier of Queenslands’ north really begins. As you pass through the lowland and tropical rainforest make sure to take some time and explore these areas as they have excellent coastal lookouts. This area is literally where the great barrier reef meets the rainforest. You can drive yourself or take a tour up the Bloomfield Track. This is the major coastal highway north, Most times will will need a Four Wheel Drive (4WD) vehicle to drive alongside the coast. You can day trip to Cape Tribulation from Port Douglas and Cairns, but there are camping spots and accommodation options available for those who would like to spend a little more time exploring the area. For more information on some of our featured experiences please visit: Lync-Haven Rainforest Retreat www.lynchaven.com.au Masons Tours http Ferntree Rainforest Lodge www.ferntreerainforestlodge.com.au Whet restaurant & Cinema (07) 4098 0007 Jungle Surfing Canopy Tours http Cape Tribulation Sea Kayaking Tours www.capetribcamping.au

Toad hunting season

North Queensland is preparing for the annual ‘Toad Day Out’, an event that aims to educate people about the devastating effects that toads can have on the environment.

David Williams – North Queensland Fury

David Williams Age: 22 Team: North Queensland Fury Position: Striker Height: 177 cm Weight: 70 kg Nationality: Australian – 2 Australian National Team Caps – 34 Appearances for Brondby IF – 2006 Danish League Cup Champion (Brondby IF) – 2007 Royal League Champion (Brondby IF) – 2008 Danish Cup Champion (Brondby IF) – 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship Squad – 2006 AFC Youth Championship Squad David Williams has been a hot prospect since his youth years at the Queensland Academy of Sport with some touting him as Australia’s greatest talent since Harry Kewell. His quick speed, goal pouching ability and deadly long range accuracy is much famed as he is increasingly becoming an a-league star. At only 22 years of age, he shows maturity beyond his years and is definatly one to look out for.

Johnathan Thurston – The Legacy

A montage dedicated to North Queensland Cowboy, Johnathan Thurston.

GALL BOYS AUSTRALIAN 4X4 ADVENTURE – FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND – 4X4 OFFROAD 4WD

‘THE FAR NQ ADVENTURE’ AUSTRALIAN 4X4 ADVENTURE THROUGH FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND. From the Creb Track to Hopevale, fortunate guests of Eddie Deemal showing traditional spear fishing, then up to Bathurst Bay, Frenchman’s Crossing and up the Old Telegraph Track through Mistake Creek, Cannibal Crossing, Gunshot and Log Bridges to reach the tip of Cape York. Hope you enjoy the highlights, and Safe Travels from all the Gall Family. Full length DVD available (2hrs 20min) WWW.THEGALLBOYS.COM (Multi Region – PAL format – posted worldwide).

Thursday & Horn Island holiday travel video guide Queensland Australia

Whilst on our Drive through North Queensland we took some time out to experience The Torres Strait Islands which lie just north of Cape York, Australia’s most northern point, and south of Papua New Guinea. The Torres Strait Islands creates a fusion of Melanesian and Australian Aboriginal cultures. The Torres Strait Islands are comprised of 274 islands, of which 17 are inhabited with approximately 20 communities. The islands and the surrounding reefs provide diverse habitats for marine life. We visited Thursday and Horn Island the most well-known of the Torres Strait Islands.To travel to the remote islands (other than Thursday and Horn Islands), you must get permission from the Torres Strait Regional Authority. For Further Information on what we have feature please visit Queensland Holidays www.queenslandholidays.com.au Drive North Queensland http Peddells’ Thursday Island Tours www.peddellsferry.com.au Jardine Motel (07) 4069 1555 McDonalds Ferry & Bus Service http QantasLink www.qantas.com.au Torres Strait Heritage http Gateway Torres Strait Resort & Museum www.torresstrait.com.au

2005 NRL Grand Final – Wests Tigers v North Queensland Cowboys

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