What to See & Do

There are numerous walking tracks from which to explore the beautiful rainforest and coastline. These tracks range in length from 1.5km to 7km and are suitable for all ages.

Mission Beach is also the home of the rare and beautiful cassowary, a flightless rainforest bird found only in the tropical rainforests. Please take care when driving in the area and keep an eye out for this endangered species.

There are some twenty tropical islands lazing just off shore, including the resort islands of Dunk and Bedarra, and fourteen kilometres of sandy beaches along the coast.

Mission Beach has the closest access from anywhere in North Queensland to the outer Great Barrier Reef. Daily trips to the reef from Clump Point enable visitors to experience this natural wonder of the world by glass bottom boat, snorkelling and scuba diving.

As well, gamefishing, sportfishing and reef fishing are all available by charter, or better still bring your own boat and make Mission Beach your base to explore this magical fishing destination.

For the more adventurous there is white water rafting on the nearby Tully River or how about tandem skydiving from 10,000 feet onto Mission Beach.

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