Cape Hillsborough National Park

Cape Hillsborough National Park is a unique 10.2 km² protected area located in Queensland, Australia. The park impresses with its variety of habitats - from rainforests to eucalyptus forests to mangroves and rocky coastlines.

It's a nature lover's paradise, offering encounters with kangaroos and wallabies, which often appear on the beach at dawn. Four scenic hiking trails of varying levels of difficulty lead through lush vegetation, offering breathtaking views.

The park is also culturally significant, with traces of Yuibeira's indigenous presence, including prehistoric shell dumps and stone fish traps.