HINCHINBROOK ISLAND,  Australia...

Hinchinbrook Island is Australia's largest island National Park spanning approx. 52 km long and 10 km wide. The Island is separated from the mainland by the Hinchinbrook channel.

This majestic island is off the coast from Cardwell, guests can either fly from Cairns to Dunk Island, a short flight or travel on Phantom as you cruise en-route to the Whitsundays or spend the time in the area .

Hinchinbrook is the result of uplifts and erosion to provide spectacular Mountains, steep cliffs, gorges, valleys and waterfalls. Providing guests with a diverse range of beaches and secluded bays, plenty of walking tracks to explore and waterfalls to cool off in. The area is known for its bird life of Herons, cockatoos, pheasants, Torres strait and Wampoo pigeons. Several marine grass bays provide a haven for turtles and resident dugongs.

North of Hinchinbrook are several smaller islands (including Dunk Island) all offering seclusion and shelter for anglers and beachcombers. Barramundi fishing and crabbing are a must do activity as you explore this well kept Hinchinbrook region.