Best places: Tourist attractions in Wongaling Beach, Australia

Decks provide viewpoints of this scenic rainforest waterfall cascading over granite boulders.

Outdoor museum set in a tin mining town with 1800s buildings & machinery plus a blacksmith workshop.

Lush national park features Australia's highest single-drop waterfall, hiking trails & campsites.

Historic grounds with Spanish-inspired buildings, a vintage hydroelectric generator & waterfalls.

Picturesque 18-m. waterfall plunging into a swimming hole surrounded by tropical greenery.

Natural swimming pool in a stream with boulders, also offering picnic areas, toilets & a playground.

The volcanic lakes, Barrine & Eacham, are at the heart of this protected area with hiking trails.

Massive, 500-year-old strangler tree in Danbulla State Forest, with a boardwalk & information board.

👍👍 When I was a child (to questionably age gapped parents) in Lithuania I read Colleen Greentrees review of the Curtain Fig Tree and dreamed that I could one day visit Australia to also be amazed. After many years of studying hard to become a murse and saving every penny I was finally able to make the...

👍 A very impressive curtain fig tree a short walk on a boardwalk that goes all the way around the tree.

👍👍 This waterfall is gorgeous! It’s is a very short walk with a lot of stairs but very worth the walk down. Once you get down there, there’s so much to explore. You can explore the rocks, the stream, or even go for a swim in the water hole created by the falls. It’s a seriously s beautiful place and o...

👍👍 A truly remarkable experience...very humbling and informative. An absolute beautiful monument dedicated to all those men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure that we, as Australian, get to live the life we live. As a person who has a family member in active military service, i en...

👍 Very nice walk good for all ages. Great fauna and flora as you walk through pristine rainforest alone the upper Barron River where you can fine dinner falls . Out the end of a 400km walk is a diatreme or volcanic pipe which is something to definitely see as it is massive and spectacular.

👍👍 A must visit, absolutely stunning in the wet. Can be dangerous always listen to warning signs

Man-made cave network encrusted with one man's collections of gems, crystals & fossils.

👍👍 Gorgeous views, worth the stop to see the sights. Drive right up to the lookout, no walk needed. A lot of low cloud and fog about when we were there, the rain smell was fantastic.

Elevated boardwalk & observation towers above a rainforest canopy, with exhibits on native wildlife.