Discover the Best of Queensland

Welcome to the ultimate Queensland getaway, where you'll go from the sun-soaked beaches to the untamed beauty of the bush. Get ready for a journey that combines the best of both worlds as you explore the breathtaking destinations of Rainbow Beach, Bargara, Cania Gorge, and Carnarvon Gorge. From the pristine shores of Rainbow Beach to the charming coastal town of Bargara, where you'll soak up the sun, surf, and laid-back vibes. As you venture inland, discover the awe-inspiring Cania Gorge, where dramatic sandstone cliffs and hidden caves await. Finally, uncover the raw beauty of Carnarvon Gorge, with its majestic gorges, ancient Aboriginal rock art, and incredible hiking trails.

Grab your beach towel and hiking boots as you take on a thrilling Queensland adventure, this trail promises something for everyone.

Stop One

Rainbow Beach

Rainbow Beach is a nature-lovers paradise. It’s the launch pad for the world’s largest sand island K’gari (Fraser Island), there’s epic fishing, coloured sands and a beach that doubles as a highway. The ultimate base for all this and more is BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks – Rainbow Beach.

Stop Two

Bargara

Home to the Southern Great Barrier Reef and six of the world’s seven species of turtles, Bargara is a must-do destination you should tick off the bucket list. Rolling waves and a cool ocean breeze make BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks - Bargara the perfect base for your beachfront getaway.

Stop Three

Cania Gorge

Cania Gorge is an ancient place created millions of years ago by weather events. What’s left is towering cliffs, caves, sheltered gorges and ancient Aboriginal art waiting to be discovered.

With self-contained cabins, powered and unpowered sites and a water park, BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks – Cania Gorge is the perfect base.

Stop Four

Carnarvon Gorge

Shaped by Mother Nature for over 200 million years, Carnarvon Gorge is a spectacular destination filled with striking landscapes, towering sandstone cliffs, endless tablelands, an abundance of native wildlife and indigenous art sites that have been recognised as some of the finest rock imagery in Australia.