Attractions near Mackay

Mackay's iconic thistle fountain is located in front of the council building on Gordon Street in Mackay.

There is always something happening at the Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre (MECC), situated in the heart of Mackay. From stellar musical performances from international

Welcome to a boutique jewellery store located in Mackay, Queensland. Locally owned and operated; Philip's Jewellery was established in 1999 by resident jeweller and jewellery

Jubilee Park is the focal point of ANZAC Day commemorations each year on April 25th.

An escape room is a recreational immersive escape experience. Players are locked inside a themed room and need to work as a team to solve

Enjoy a refreshing swim at Mackay City's Bluewater Lagoon, the fun of the beach within the city.

Caneland Central is the premier shopping and lifestyle destination in the Mackay region and is conveniently located in the city centre. It offers the widest

Discover a living piece of Mackay's heritage at the Town Hall in Sydney Street, Mackay. Originally built in 1912.

Comprising three tiered lagoons, the Bluewater Lagoon is a free family-friendly leisure facility overlooking the picturesque Pioneer River in the heart of Mackay's city centre.

Discover the arts and culture of the Mackay region when you visit Artspace Mackay, the regional art gallery and museum in the centre of town.

Relax and enjoy the beautiful Orchid House, intricately placed in the historic Queens Park gardens, boasting a broad collection of unique and exquisite orchids.

Mackay's Premier Sporting and Entertainment venue Harrup Park Country Club offers a variety of dining options with The Bistro offering a wide selection of meals

Iluka Park is located on Binnington Esplanade at the ocean end of East Gordon Street, East Mackay. This area is commonly known as Town Beach

One of kind vintage and retro shop and Cat cafe. Have a cup of real organic tea or coffee and scone while you browse our

The Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens showcases tropical flora from Mackay and the Whitsundays, along with other beautiful Australian native and exotic plants.

Sidetrax is an Indoor Go Karting Entertainment Hub. We offer something fun and new for the whole family in the Mackay region. Come rain, sunshine

Goanna Brewing is a boutique microbrewery producing brews that have been reverse engineered to taste just like commercial brands, without the preservatives or pasteurisation.

The ultimate GIANT inflatable obstacle course on water. It’s fun for all ages. You will never laugh so much... trust us! Race your mates down

Mackay's magnificent world-class Marina Village has a tropical ambience, with leafy palms lining the waterfront esplanade and a view to luxury yachts.

Slade Point is a short five minute drive from Mackay Harbour, and is one of the few locations in the region where you can enjoy

Located at Mackay's Northern Beaches, Black's Beach is Mackay's longest continuous beach, approximately six kilometres in length.

Mango Avenue is the focal point of the beautiful Eimeo Village. The 80 year old Mango trees that stretch between Whittles Lane and Heidke Street

Greenmount Homestead (five kilometres west of Walkerston) is one of Mackay's most valued historic attractions. Greenmount was developed by AA Cook on the cattle run

Nestled between Half Tide and Salonika Beaches is Grendon Park, named after the original owners of the land prior to its development.

A statue of a Cane Cutter, erected in 1994, is situated in Edward Lloyd Park, Marian.

Her soft brown eyes captured the hearts of men, her voice cast a magic spell on audiences in London, Paris and many other cities in

Marian Sugar Mill is the largest in the Mackay region with annual throughput of crops in excess of two million tonnes.

Marvel at the volcanic power that has created and shaped this ruggedly beautiful and diverse park, abounding in wildlife.

The Historical Centre is the former St Anne's Catholic Convent building and contains fascinating historical artefacts from the local area.

His scientific name is Bufo Marinus, but the locals have nicknamed him 'Buffy'. This big cane toad sculpture is in Sarina.

WWI memorials like that in the north Queensland sugar town of Sarina speak volumes of community pride and patriotism. Their soldier statue was erected for

Sarina Sugar Shed is one of its kind in Australia and has a big story to tell! It is a multi-award winning attraction fuelled by

The picturesque beach settlement of Ball Bay is located 35 kilometres north of Mackay. Ball Bay offers secluded camping on a small grassy campground.

This small but beautifully presented social history museum includes a display on the Sugar Industry, indigenous artifacts, a large natural history section.

Keswick Island can be accessed by boat via the mobile jetty, situated in Egremont Passage, near the Keswick airstrip.

Keswick Island is a bird watcher's paradise. The island is home to many different bird species, with sightings of at least 33 different birds documented.

Keswick Island is home to thriving hives of purebred Caucasian bees. Sample their sweet delight!

Located on the western side of Keswick Island, beautiful Basil Bay is the island's prime swimming beach.

At the far north end of Keswick Island, Connie Bay is a secluded beach of sweeping white sand, turquoise water and fringing coral.

Armstrong Beach is a gentle 12 minute drive from the township of Sarina.