Hinchinbrook Island National Park Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
island in Queensland, Australia
About Hinchinbrook Island National Park
The traditional owners of the land, the Bandjin people, retain their cultural connections to Hinchinbrook Island. Hinchinbrook Island is separated from the mainland byHinchinbrook Channel. Access to the island is regulated. Here you can experience Australian wilderness, "the nature of North Queensland at it's best." The northeastern Queensland winter from May to October is the tourist high season. The pleasant tropical climate is warm to cool. The wet Monsoon Cyclone season is the low time of year. During this time, one transfer operation still ferries people to the trail. Absolute North Charters based in Lucinda can transfer you to the Northern end of the trail and return you to your vehicle or shuttle bus in Lucinda. The distance you travel by boat is the same as if you went from Cardwe
Where to Stay in Hinchinbrook Island National Park
- 🏨Beach Cabins
- 🏨Cape Richards Resort
- 🏨Rainforest Tree Houses
Hinchinbrook Island National Park Travel Guide Sections
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