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Federation Square
- Every train coming from the suburbs reaches Federation Square from Flinders Street Station, so it’s a central meeting place for most people and tours.
- You’ll find public, disabled-accessible toilets next to the Time Out Cafe.
- Hearing loops are available for those with audio impairments to enjoy the various presentations on the square’s giant screen.
Hawkesbury River
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Henty Sand Dunes
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Hartley's Crocodile Adventures
An eco-adventure for all ages, Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures gives you the chance to get up close to those smiling crocodiles. It’s an informative and educational day where you will learn about many species native to Australia.
Take a cruise on the lagoon and see the crocodiles in surroundings that mimic their natural habitat, they’ll be lazing in the sun, building nests and swimming in the water alongside you. There is also a commercial crocodile farm where you can find out about the sustainable practices of cultivating crocs.
There are also areas where you a free to explore and discover the native wildlife of the wetlands for yourself; bright birds, tremulous turtles and lounging lizards are all part of the crocodile’s world.
The Gondwana Gateway gives you an insight into the evolution of Australia’s unique wildlife while the Snake Show at 2pm introduces you to some of her less friendly inhabitants. Another highlight is watching the cassowaries feed and finding out about these rainforest birds and how they have evolved throughout the millennia.
Hartley’s is just off the Captain Cook Highway 7mi (10km) north of Palm Cove. Tourist buses make the journey from Cairns and some stop in Palm Cove.
Heart Reef
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Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
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Fannie Bay Gaol
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Eyre Peninsula
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Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park
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Hervey Bay
It’s a relaxed and charming city that is popular with tourists who come to whale watch, swim, fish and explore the surrounding countryside including catching the ferry to Fraser Island.
There are plenty of activities for the whole family in Hervey Bay especially on those calm blue waters that are perfect for sailing, jet skiing, fishing and diving. There are plenty of activities inland as well such as golf, horse riding and sky diving. During the winter months from August to October there are the whales who use Hervey Bay as their winter playground.
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Herberton Historical Village
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Hastings Street
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Hill Inlet
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Hamilton Island
- No cars are allowed on Hamilton Island, but golf buggies are available to rent and a free shuttle bus runs to locations, including Catseye Beach, Front Street, and Marina Village.
- The island has numerous bars and restaurants, most of which are around Catseye Beach and Hamilton Island Marina.
- Pack sunscreen, a hat, and your swimsuit—most tours include free time at the beach.
- A motorized raft tour means you can explore protected areas in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and reach the best snorkeling spots.
- Some boats and tours are wheelchair accessible. Beach wheelchairs are available to rent from the resorts.
High Court of Australia
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Chinese Garden of Friendship
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Featherdale Wildlife Park
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Eurimbula National Park
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Harbour Town
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Healesville Sanctuary
- On-site facilities include free car parking, picnic areas, and a selection of restaurants, cafés, and gift shops.
- Most of the sanctuary’s exhibits are outdoors and you will likely do a lot of walking, so wear comfortable shoes and clothing, and bring plenty of sunscreen, a hat, and water.
- Healesville Sanctuary is fully wheelchair accessible, and wheelchair rental is available.