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A world you never imagined existed! Queensland — Great Barrier Reef from the mainland in all fcx JBMBBB^iBfIBh' r Its Vast! Eighty thousand square miles in area, over & agk kinds of subtle ways. Is- BB— I—ggßßta A A twelve hundred miles in length, the Great Barrier Reef is land life is totally re- .a?’ J , -/ * IBte SJi JI one of the great natural wonders of the world-a lavishly taxed, informal and full KjgsS| |MM / ' W(wflbmmß JBBIM coloured snowplace stretching almost the entire length ' of fun ~ sheltered |BfIHSWBB|B|M^jM|B^a v .. .. of Queensland’s east coast. It is the largest structure crescent of a secluded qg " y ul r T« ! , , ever created by living ceils and contains more animal life „ . beach; palm trees in a M| »k a £". e^V,«k22!tV«!?l!?fi. abO . U v Uee . ns and . ’ th ?* per square mile than any other region in the world! More \ f fragrant breeze - the there. You get on a plane in than three hundred varieties of coral form the reef-some Jff complete ‘tropical is- ajMKBI 7®* 8808 and " * 8 as eas . y 89 hard, others soft-growing mass upon mass in a stagger- fff v. land, Robinson Crusoe’ ” r that. No waiting for connections, no visas, no tlmeing profusion of shapeandform.Greatshoalsoffish-red ta V thing - and of course, From here you can go into the high country on one of consuming red tape. You can literally go when you feel emperors, coral cod. parrot fish, demoisehes - glide v Nl everywhere the brilliant "“"“J «V Bh *l * L through vast coral gardens in a never ending display of V* colours of birds, butter- Ph 1 colour and texture flies and shrubs. just south of Brisbane in the huge Lamington National • Queensland’s sun-drenched islands have got it all! Park and Gold Coast hinterland. , A i «yj| You can swim in the warm clear waters of the Great . About 90 miles west of Brisbane, on the edge of the X s * C c.,™. I, Barrier Reef; go water skiing, skindiving, aquaplaning; " ch 9 rai " an J?9' az '"9 countr y of *h® Darlin ? P ow " s ‘J es J pick yourself a plate of oysters or simply renounce the the Garden City of Toowoomba, where each September S) J world and sip a martini (dry, with an olive) as the sun a fabulous ‘Carnival of Flowers’ celebrates thebeginning // |HBK I i I retreats in a haunting blaze of muted reds. ° *P" n 9, « h J le *> the northwest, are some of Australia’s // / MK f l j “ „ „ . richest and best preserved Aboriginal rock paintings in Z/ 1 — Brisbane L ///////W Ki « ... “V 1 that snot all! the fascinating Cathedral Cave. <\ >Z \ ■■****. ; /JL x ZZZW- ■ Queensland is a lot more than just the Great Barner Go further inland and you see V /' \ / zXWZz.<z>'> Jf Reef (although that’s a very good place to start!) the beginning of the vast ex- V // *Vk f Whether you're on the islands or on the mainland, it s panse that is the Outback Cen- ’ V ..holiday time all the year round. tral Queensland is a treasure- - V ... j. house for anyone who likes to THf Sun.d hd ‘ i d >#)//-• potter around looking for gem- * i Extending from Lady Elliot Island, south of the Tropic jWFwjr serious ' Z '' jf JR B B H A of Capricorn, almost to the shores of New Guinea, the KF 'ZJF V inc Yol Sfind nn »l A | |JW CONTINENT OF CONTRASTS between the reef and the mainland, lush mountain peaks Xes for 1 Iteence P L whose lower slopes sank beneath melting glaciers hun- ; MBBEgOQW ° ® 4 , isnk 8 dreds of thousands of years ago. OX n Ca *ch a flight with a flying postman! AK| Today many of the islands have A One , of «>• m °' e unusual ways of seeing this part of TOffiP excellent accommodation and en- The climate Is so good that many people grow tropical Queensland is with a flying postman. You can take a tour tertainment facilities designed for fruits in their garden. Fresh mangos, avocados and with the mail service to remote country towns and sheep your total relaxation, and yet pineapples - which in New Zealand are expensive lux- stations. The pilots point out places of interest during the rcumr commwon blending harmoniously with the uries - are all readily and cheaply available, along with flights and station owners often invite visitors for tea. natural surroundings. Underwater many other tropical foods. Giant Queensland mud crabs, See your travel agent For Queensland holiday value with a capital “Q", see observatories - viewing cham- prawns, scallops and lobsters are delicacies regularly If you really want to enjoy yourself without ail the your nearest Qantas travel aaent And dnn’t f nrn k» bers on the sea-bed - have been featured on many menus. usual travel hassles of local transport, money and ac- ac t him . L, uoni rorgeito established at Green Island off And there’s even more! commodation it pays to make a few plans before you go. rn aoouttne new .direct flight from Christchurch Cairns and at Hook Island in the There’s the restaurants and night -r? In fact the planning can be half the fun. It’s all so easy, to Brisbane every Saturday commencing April sth. Whitsunday group off Mackay. life of Brisbane, some of Australia's because if you go to a travel agent he can do it all for you Glass-bottomed boats and water- best surf beaches along the Gold before you even leave. Wherever in Queensland you scopes specially designed for un- Coast and Sunshine Coast, and the want to go, there’s no need for you to worry about how to gH/JS derwater viewing, provide two of lush rainforests and tropical jungles V get there, what to see, how to pay for it. Your travel agent the most spectacular and com- of the Atherton Tablelands near will make sure you get the maximum enjoyment out of wKT fortable ways of seeing the reef. Cairns. In fact Cairns, the so-called \T your time and budget and he can give you all sorts of Each island resort has its own capital'of Far North Queensland, is y O travel ideas and advice. 4EZ distinctive holiday appeal and the Australia's most popular Winter ’I Go have a chat with your travel agent... and find out whole island atmosphere differs tourist centre. .c about a world you never imagined existed. TREATS YOU BETTER ALL ROUND **\ *■' * ■ .* /k A

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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33775, 22 February 1975, Page 18

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