Local Cardwell Attractions

Experience Hinchinbrook Island with an unforgettable eco-tour! Cruise through pristine waters, spot incredible wildlife, and explore breathtaking landscapes with expert local guides.

Girrimay National park has two sections to our north. Edmund Kennedy section is just five kilometres north. The wetlands, mangroves and coastal environments of Edmund Kennedy provide visitors with opportunities for birdwatching, a picnic by the sea or a walk to the beach.

Murray falls section is twenty two kilometres north and 20 kilometres west. The clear waters of the Murray River cascade over boulders into rock pools in the picturesque picnic spot of Murray Falls. Spectacular scenery and great spot for a dip to cool down.

The Cardwell Jetty is a historic, strong, and long jetty in Cardwell, Queensland, popular for fishing and wildlife viewing, and offers scenic views of the breakwater and marina.

Terry and Mamiko's is a family owned cafe in Cardwell. A family owned and pet friendly cafe that has inside and outside dining area. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner

Cardwell Spa Pool is a naturally-fed, seasonal creek that shot to stardom on social media in 2016. Ever since, people have been adding it to their holiday itinerary but there are a few things you might not know about this idyllic swimming spot.

Wander around the Historic post office and telegraph station, old shire hall, courthouse and lock-up and at the same time get information on local places, tours and where to stay.

With sweeping fairways lined with gum trees, keep a look out for the local wildlife. You’ll find wallabies, red tailed black cockatoos, Cairns birdwing and Ulysses butterflies, kookaburras, sunbirds, goannas, relaxed and/or frustrated golfers and many more native species.

At Cardwell Country Club's bowls club, enjoy a cool beverage while watching the sun set over the mountain ranges behind Cardwell. Engage in some friendly rivalry, unwind and join in the excitement of a leisurely game of this Australian pastime.

Wallaman Falls, located in Girringun National Park, is Australia's highest permanent single-drop waterfall, plunging 268 meters into the Herbert River Valley, within the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area in North Queensland.