World Heritage rainforests, island paradises, outback gorges & reef adventures with Cooee Tours
From the ancient Daintree rainforest and the rarified sands of K’gari to the vibrancy of the Great Barrier Reef and the sheltered coves of the Whitsundays, Queensland offers an extraordinary range of national park experiences. Use the links below to explore park guides, local tours, and related travel resources.
The Daintree is a 180-million-year-old rainforest with unique biodiversity and deep Indigenous cultural connections. Ideal for guided walks, river cruises and wildlife spotting.
K’gari’s freshwater lakes, towering sand blows and wild dingoes make it a rare island ecosystem worth exploring with a trusted guide.
Ancient Gondwana rainforests, waterfalls and abundant birdlife make Lamington an outstanding spot for hikers and nature lovers.
Iconic beaches, coral reefs and sheltered bays perfect for sailing, snorkelling and day trips.
Carnarvon is a sandstone sanctuary with ancient rock art galleries and cool, shaded walks — a dramatic inland contrast to coastal parks.
The dry season (April–October) is ideal for the tropical north: lower humidity, less rain, and better visibility for reef activities. Southern parks are accessible year-round.
Yes — guided 4WD tours depart from Hervey Bay and Rainbow Beach and include highlights such as Lake McKenzie, Champagne Pools and the Maheno shipwreck.
Yes — whale watching season runs roughly June to October along the Queensland coast, with Hervey Bay and the Whitsundays among popular viewing areas.