Family Holiday Activities
Family Activities
Queensland is about fun for all ages. With theme parks galore and so many beautiful places to visit, you'll never run out of things to do. Experience the thrill of roller coasters that climb high in the sky and plummet in to the ground in seconds, it's time to feel the exhilaration.
Swim with dolphins, maybe even sharks, or hand feed a giant elephant. Appreciate fearsome crocodiles in safety from behind a fence or let an expert handler show you a snake. Wildlife parks offer interactive experiences, night tours and behind the scenes glimpses... Queenslanders are not about passive learning.
Take the stress away and spend time with friends and family doing things that will bring smiles all around. Visit children's parks or hire bikes to explore. Walk high over swinging bridges then come down to earth where you can laze away the afternoon with a good book in a park.
For those on a tight schedule, tour operators will help you make the most of your time. Learn the skill of sheep shearing or how to fossick for dinosaur bones. Queensland, it's the perfect family getaway.
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