Townsville
Townsville is a laid-back coastal city of around 160,000 people in Far North Queensland, Australia. Thuringowa is it's 'city twin' and more traveler information can be found on that page.
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Hotels in Townsville
 | Mercure Inn Townsville  |
Score 8.025 from 20 reviews | | Woolcock Street |  |
| The Mercure Inn Townsville is a resort-style hotel located in 4.5 hectares of lush tropical gardens on the shores of The Lakes.
The hotel boasts the largest free form swimming pool in Townsville, as well as a spa, children’s pool area and tennis courts.
The Mercure Inn’s 201 ‘Queenslander-style’ rooms are spacious, comfortable and well-appointed and offer a range of modern amenities.
The hotel is just 4km from the town centre and 5km from the beach. Guests have access to many tours including day trips to the Great Barrier Reef and Magnetic Island. ... more | | |
 | Mariners North Holiday Apartments  |
Score 0 from 0 reviews | | No 7 Mariners Drive |  |
| This 4-star apartment hotel offers free parking and is perfectly situated on an absolute ocean front area of Townsville's Mariners Peninsula.
Mariners North Holiday Apartments provide apartment accommodation that includes open-plan living areas and views of the ocean.
Mariners North Holiday is ideally set within rich, tranquil tropical gardens. Guests can enjoy a range of resort style facilities including a salt-water pool, spa and a full-size tennis court. ... more | | |
 | Park Regis Anchorage  |
Score 7.825 from 11 reviews | | 51 Palmer Street |  |
| Located in the entertainment and dinning centre of Townsville, this 4-star hotel provides comfortable accommodation in a fantastic location.
Park Regis Anchorage offers large, comfortable, modern and air-conditioned studios and apartments. All rooms have internet access, cable TV and most enjoy private balconies with stunning views.
On-site amenities include a restaurant, a barbecue area, a gazebo and 2 swimming pools.
Park Regis Anchorage's great location allows guests immediate access to restaurants, cafés, bars, city nightlife and the Jupiters Casino. The hotel is also close to the world famous Great Barrier Reef and Magnetic Island, water sports and cruises, golf, fishing, rainforests, national parks and colourful outback.
Return from a busy day and relax by the outdoor pool with a refreshing drink or stay in the cool atmosphere and privacy of your studio.
Park Regis Anchorage is the perfect base from which to enjoy Townsvilles easy going lifestyle and surrounding attractions. ... more | | |
 | Rydges Southbank Townsville  |
Score 6.925 from 7 reviews | | 23 Palmer St |  |
| Rydges Southbank Townsville accommodation is a well-located, luxurious but affordable boutique hotel offering great views over the city, Castle Hill, and the marina.
The list of facilities includes an a la carte restaurant, superb accommodation, bar, pool, spa and complimentary on-site car parking. All this is enhanced by friendly staff, exceptional service and attention to every detail. ... more | | |
 | Holiday Inn Townsville  |
Score 8.75 from 1 reviews | | 334 Flinders Mall |  |
| The iconic Holiday Inn Townsville is located in the city's business and shopping district. With a multi-million refurbishment in late 2009, it offers panoramic views from its rooftop pool terrace.
Shiraz Restaurant and Bar blends French cuisine with the flavours of Australia. It is open for breakfast and dinner every day, and lunch from Monday to Friday.
Within walking distance of the Holiday Inn Townsville, you will find award-winning dining, nightlife, entertainment and the Townsville Convention & Exhibition Centre. The airport is 7 kilometres away. ... more | | |
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| Bungle Bungle and Lake Argyle Scenic Flight |
2 hours |
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Depart Kununurra on your scenic Bungle Bungle flight in a fixed wing aircraft. Enjoy magnificent views over Kununurra township, part of the Ord Irrigation Project, Lake Kununurra, Lake Argyle and the Dam wall, the Argyle Diamond Mine, the ancient Bungle Bungle Ranges and the magnificent Kimberley countryside in between. Every seat in the aircraft is a window seat. Return to Kununurra approximately 2 hours after departure.
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| Weird Canberra History and Ghost Tour |
1.5 hours |
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This is the history they don't put in the guide books, this is a tour that shines a spotlight into the hidden underbelly of the nation's capital. A unique, one and a half hour experience visiting sites of crimes, hauntings and murder in Australia's national capital. Visit the darker side of Canberra's past.
Hear Tales Of:
- The Canberra funeral parlor that was once a hot bed of espionage activity
- A poltergeist that regularly wreaks havoc in the War Memorial
- Which Canberra church used to be a train station at Sydney's Rookwood Necropolis (City of the Dead)?
- An Australian Prime Minister who haunts a popular Canberra hotel
- Why some security guards refuse to work at Old Parliament House
- The truth behind tunnels linking the Lodge and Parliament House
- AUD$10,000 piece of art buried deep beneath Commonwealth Park
- The diplomat who was turned into a pin cushion by blood thirsty murderers
- The hidden cave in Canberra's CBD
- Missing coffins in Lake Burley Griffin
- The embassy plagued by screams from the past
- An old homestead that makes people's noses bleed
- The hidden treasure yet to be discovered in Yarralumla
- ... plus much, much more!
Under the cover of darkness, tour participants will be transported (vertically) around Canberra's locations of mystery and intrigue in Elvira, the world's most haunted hearse, a beautiful black 1967 air conditioned Cadillac! So come and join us on Canberra's most unusual tour, and your first ride in a hearse won't be your last! Wearing of fancy dress or just plain black is encouraged!
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9 hours |
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Sample renowned Yarra Valley wines and ride through lush forests
Journey into the prosperous heart of picturesque wine country to the Yarra Valley. En route, ride aboard Australias oldest steam train, the Puffing Billy. Meander through the scenic mountains and valleys, arriving at Fergusson's Winery. Highlights:
- Marvel at the spectacular views and lush rainforest settings of the Sherbrooke Forest
- See the many native Australian birds and animals of the Dandenong Ranges listen for their distinctive calls
- Enjoy the picturesque mountain villages scattered along the way and the spectacular views of Melbourne's skyline
- Beautiful Sherbrooke Forest is home to lyrebirds, crimson rosellas, cockatoos and kookaburras look out for these native birds
- Ride the restored Puffing Billy Steam Train through the mountain ash and lush fern gullies of Sherbrooke Forest
- Pass through quaint villages, known for their beautiful gardens and craft shops
- Enjoy a succulent spit roast lunch at Fergusson Winery. Optional and vegetarian available.
- Relax as you sample superb regional wines and take in stunning views of the vineyard
- Tour through the Yarra Valley and pass through the township of Healesville
- Tantalise your taste buds at Rochford's Eyton where you may sample and buy a selection of quality local wines, including Cabernet, Chardonnay, Semillon and Pinot
- Enjoy a winemaking tour of Domaine Chandon, maker of one of Australias best sparkling wines
- Sip a glass of wine and enjoy local cheeses on the patio while soaking up views of the beautiful Yarra Valley from the Greenpoint Room
- Spend a day enjoying the beautiful Victorian countryside exploring premium wineries
- Includes genuine Aussie billy tea and tucker
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