St Helena Island National Park

St Helena Island National Park is Queensland's first historic national park, known as a former colonial prison referred to as the 'hell of the South Pacific'.

The island offers a fascinating blend of natural beauty and historical legacy. As you walk along the scenic trails, you can enjoy the coastline, mangroves and pristine beaches, as well as observe a variety of bird species and wildlife.

The ruins of the colonial prison, Longwood House and the St. Helena Museum allow you to immerse yourself in the island's intriguing history and learn about the lives of its former inmates.