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Queensland, located in the northeastern region of Australia, shares its borders with New South Wales to the south, South Australia to the southwest, and the Northern Territory to the west. The Coral Sea and the Pacific Ocean embrace its eastern coastline, providing a stunning seascape.
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Queensland is Australia's take on paradise. Warm, laidback and heartbreakingly beautiful, its sweep of pristine beaches, luxuriant jungle and ethereal peaks conjure a southern Shangri-La.
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Queensland is a state in northeastern Australia, which is the wettest and most tropical part of the continent. The second largest of Australia’s states, Queensland occupies nearly one-fourth of the continent. The capital is Brisbane, on the state’s southeastern coast.
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Queensland (pronounced KWEENZ-land) is the northeastern state of Australia, famous for natural wonders, such as the Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Rainforest or K'gari. Its population of 5 million are mostly found in the capital Brisbane and the nearby city of Gold Coast in southeast, whereas much of the rest of the state is sparsely populated.
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Welcome to Queensland. From exploring the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef and relaxing on award-winning beaches to cooling off in ancient rainforests, taking the road trip of a lifetime through the outback, or experiencing Bluey’s world for real life, Queensland is full of adventures.
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Queensland is a place of pristine beaches, tropical islands, lush rainforests, vibrant cities and the authentic Australian outback, Queensland is the ultimate holiday destination. Known as Australia’s Sunshine State, it offers an abundance of diverse experiences to create lasting memories.
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Queensland may be best known for its sparkling coastline and idyllic islands dotting the wonderous Great Barrier Reef, but the state also features rugged outback landscapes and ancient rainforests which are home to some of the world's most unusual animals.
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