It’s quite a long time since my last post. But it is not easy to find some time doing office work while you have this beautiful landscape in front of you. 🙂
After my stunning and busy time in Airlie Beach I drove along the coastline through Mackay to a simple and free camping area in Carmila Beach. There is only an outhouse but you stay directly on the beachfront. After a quiet night with sound of breaking waves I took a bath in the sea to get awake. My next stop was the beautiful Capricorn Caves before I got to Rockhampton the well-known city of beef and steaks. As it should be, I had a fantastic steak for lunch. The next stops on my travel along the coastline in Queensland were:
- Agnes Water and 1770 (1770 is a village built on the side of the second landing point by Captain Cook in 1770)
- Bundaberg (City of rum and sugar cane)
- Hervey Bay
- Maryborough (Birthplace of P.L. Travers, the author of Mary Poppins)
- Rainbow Beach
- Noosa Heads
- Mooloolaba
- Australia Zoo
- Brisbane
- Surfers Paradise
The best locations on this part were Mooloolaba, Australia Zoo, Brisbane and Surfers Paradise.
-> But know take a look on the pictures below, because you know “pictures say more than a thousand words”.
Mackay
Carmila Beach
Capricorn Caves
Rockhampton
Agnes Water
1770 (Seventeen Seventy)
Bundaberg
Hervey Bay
Maryborough
Rainbow Beach
Noosa Heads
Mooloolaba
Australia Zoo
Brisbane
Surfers Paradise
