Boyne Island - Tannum Sands Gladstone Region Central Queensland Holiday Destination
The Twin Towns of Boyne Island and Tannum Sands are linked by the John Oxley Bridge across the Boyne River, the coastal communities of Boyne Island and Tannum Sands have a relaxed coastal lifestyle centred on outdoors and the maritime flavour of the Central Queensland Coastal Region. Tannum Sands beach is located just nine kilometres of the Bruce Highway and is perfect for a Central Queensland beach holiday.
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The Tannum Sands beach area are complimented by the award winning foreshore development of Millennium Esplanade, perfect for picnics, barbeques and of course swimming. The beaches are patrolled by the surf lifesavers during the spring and summer months, which makes for a safe way to cool off. With only a small variation in water temperatures throughout the year, the Central Queensland coastal region is perfect for swimming all year round.
Just to the South of Millennium Esplanade is Wild Cattle Island, an untouched National Park separated by Wild Cattle Creek. Visitors can access Wild Cattle Island by boat across wild Cattle Creek. Wild Cattle Island makes for a perfect day trip or for those that seek Island camping for the night in The National Park Natural bush stetting permits are required for camping and the there is a boat ramp located adjacent to Wild Cattle creek.
Boyne Island is surrounded by the Boyne River, perfect for fishing and skiing. The calm river winds it’s way through the township of Boyne Island along Turtle Way, 15 kilometres of river front walking tracks. From Turtle Way you can make your way across to Canoe Point through a botanic walk behind the sand dunes. The foreshore parklands along the Boyne River overlook the boats, outrigging crews and water skiing, which epitomises the Central Queensland community’s love for the outdoors and water activity’s.
For kids, Boyne Island has its own skate park located at Bray Park. From Bray Park you can also launch your boat and tae to the pacific ocean and Great Barrier Reef for some serious fishing. Alternatively, there are a number of boat ramps and local fishing spots where you are sure to catch a few fish.
If you are in fact a fishing enthusiast, time your visit to Central Queensland around the time of Boyne Island – Tannum Sands most popular fishing event, the Boyne – Tannum Hookup. Located on the banks of the Boyne River, this event runs over the June long weekend each year and is jam packed full of entertainment and competitions.
Boyne Island and Tannum Sands are well serviced. Complemented with 2 shopping centres including major chain stores and specialty shops.
Boyne Island and Tannnum Sands also boasts a wide range of accommodation options. From beachfront and riverside hotels and caravan parks, to fully self contained apartments and motels, the Boyne Island and Tannum Sands seaside community accommodation to suit everyone’s taste and budget.
The Tannum Sands Information Centre is located on Ocean Street.
The Calliope Shire
Boyne Island and Tannum Sands are part of The Calliope Shire on the Central Queensland coastline surrounds the City of Gladstone. The Calliope Shire is abundant to natural attractions, from the unspoiled beauty of Kroombit Ranges to the west to the turquoise beauty of The Great Barrier Reef, Calliope Shire is a beautiful and diverse Queensland holiday destination.
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