Guidebook for Townsville and Magnetic Island

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Food Scene

Some of our and guest's recommendations

The Watermark Townsville

Enjoy a drink at the sports bar, or have a meal at the restautrant

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The Watermark Townsville

72-74 The Strand

40 当地人推荐

Enjoy a drink at the sports bar, or have a meal at the restautrant

Essentially Fresh

74a Bundock St

Longboard Bar & Grill

Enjoy buckeys of wings and waffle chips on the waterfirnt every day but particularly on "Wings wednesday"

31 当地人推荐

Longboard Bar & Grill

80 Gregory St

31 当地人推荐

Enjoy buckeys of wings and waffle chips on the waterfirnt every day but particularly on "Wings wednesday"

Scallywags

Enjoy a relaxed brekkie ot lunch

14 当地人推荐

Scallywags

104 Sooning St

14 当地人推荐

Enjoy a relaxed brekkie ot lunch

Jam Corner

16 当地人推荐

Jam Corner

1 Palmer St

16 当地人推荐

Bridgewater

2 Dibbs Street

Parks & Nature

The Strand

12 当地人推荐

The Strand

12 当地人推荐

Jezzine Fort

33 当地人推荐

Jezzine Fort

The Strand

33 当地人推荐

比拉邦圣地

49 当地人推荐

比拉邦圣地

2 Muntalunga Drive

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Cape Pallarenda

Cape Pallarenda was a quarantine station in the early 1900s and a strategic defence location in World War II. Nestled in a scenic coastal location amongst open woodland and vine thickets, the historic quarantine station, established in 1915, was initially used to quarantine passengers on incoming ships. During World War II the area became a strategic defence location. Concrete structures were built on the headland in 1943 to protect Townsville and the harbour from raiding enemy ships. American and Australian armies set up camps on nearby beaches and used the Quarantine Station as a hospital. Spend time in the station's historic display centre to find out more about the quarantine days. Then set off on foot or by mountain bike to explore the shared Cape Pallarenda Trails to enjoy scenic coastal views and discover the historic World War II structures on Cape Pallarenda headland. Choose from short strolls to longer hikes or rides around the slopes of Many Peak Range. Explore picturesque beaches and forested slopes of Many Peak Range. Enjoy a picnic on the foreshore. Look for wallabies, lizards and many kinds of birds in the woodland.

Cape Pallarenda

Cape Pallarenda was a quarantine station in the early 1900s and a strategic defence location in World War II. Nestled in a scenic coastal location amongst open woodland and vine thickets, the historic quarantine station, established in 1915, was initially used to quarantine passengers on incoming ships. During World War II the area became a strategic defence location. Concrete structures were built on the headland in 1943 to protect Townsville and the harbour from raiding enemy ships. American and Australian armies set up camps on nearby beaches and used the Quarantine Station as a hospital. Spend time in the station's historic display centre to find out more about the quarantine days. Then set off on foot or by mountain bike to explore the shared Cape Pallarenda Trails to enjoy scenic coastal views and discover the historic World War II structures on Cape Pallarenda headland. Choose from short strolls to longer hikes or rides around the slopes of Many Peak Range. Explore picturesque beaches and forested slopes of Many Peak Range. Enjoy a picnic on the foreshore. Look for wallabies, lizards and many kinds of birds in the woodland.