Magnetic Island National Park Mount Paluma, Magnetic Island Mount Paluma rises to an elevation of 322 metres on Magnetic Island. It's only rival there is Mount Cook (493 metres), and together, these two peaks are the only official mountains on the entire island. Many did not even know this peak – Mount Paluma existed!
Townsville Magnetic Island Walking Tracks One of the best ways to explore Magnetic Island is by foot. A network of walking trails allows you to appreciate the island's natural environment, some of which is protected
Townsville Magnetic Island Waterfalls Enjoying a refreshing waterfall on Magnetic Island is the perfect day time adventure during the wet season. In the heavy rains, new waterfalls spring up everywhere around the island. Magnetic
Townsville What to see on Magnetic Island The majority of backpackers coming to Australia travel up or down the East Coast to see the sights, however most past right through Townsville (from Cairns to Airlie Beach), skipping
Magnetic Island National Park Mount Cook, Magnetic Island Just 8 km off the coast from Townsville lies Magnetic Island. Mount Cook is the highest point on the island. There are several routes, however, Duck Creek is the easiest route which follows the creek all the way to the summit.
Townsville How to spend a perfect day on Magnetic Island Finally! Ever since I've seen the pink topless cars overtaking me effortlessly while I struggled riding my bike up the hill on Magnetic Island, I wanted to once be the
Townsville Exploring Magnetic Island by Boat On Saturday we started early (7 am) at the boat ramp in Townsville to spend a day on the water. Luen's friend, Daniel, owns a boat and invited us out.
Townsville A weekend on Magnetic Island So finally last Friday we headed out with a bunch of great people to enjoy a weekend on Maggie, as locals like to call Magnetic Island. We rented a house
