Known as the ‘Beef Capital of Australia,’ Rockhampton is located in the central Capricorn Region boasting a rich history and an abundance of natural wonders.
Australia’s ‘Beef Capital’ is located in the central Capricorn Region and boasts an abundance of rich heritage and natural wonders. Located around 40km inland from the Capricorn coastline and 640km north of Brisbane, Rockhampton offers both culture and natural beauty.
This bustling town sits upon the Fitzroy River and is surrounded by national parks and historic sites all nestled upon the doorstep of the Southern Great Barrier Reef.
Australia’s ‘Beef Capital’ is located in the central Capricorn Region and boasts an abundance of rich heritage and natural wonders. Located around 40km inland from the Capricorn coastline and 640km north of Brisbane, Rockhampton offers both culture and natural beauty.
This bustling town sits upon the Fitzroy River and is surrounded by national parks and historic sites all nestled upon the doorstep of the Southern Great Barrier Reef.
Dating back to the 1850s, Rockhampton was once one of Queensland’s major inland cities. The township was built on a rich cattle, coal and gold rush history with many heritage buildings and sites just waiting to be discovered. Take a walk down the historic Quay Street and East Street precincts and discover the abundance of heritage listed buildings including the Customs House, the Town Hall, Railway Workshops and stunning cathedrals.
Rockhampton offers a range of accommodation for all types of travellers ranging from backpacker hostels to hotels.
Australia’s ‘Beef Capital’ is located in the central Capricorn Region and boasts an abundance of rich heritage and natural wonders. Located around 40km inland from the Capricorn coastline and 640km north of Brisbane, Rockhampton offers both culture and natural beauty.
Australia’s ‘Beef Capital’ is located in the central Capricorn Region and boasts an abundance of rich heritage and natural wonders. Located around 40km inland from the Capricorn coastline and 640km north of Brisbane, Rockhampton offers both culture and natural beauty.
This bustling town sits upon the Fitzroy River and is surrounded by national parks and historic sites all nestled upon the doorstep of the Southern Great Barrier Reef.
Dating back to the 1850s, Rockhampton was once one of Queensland’s major inland cities. The township was built on a rich cattle, coal and gold rush history with many heritage buildings and sites just waiting to be discovered. Take a walk down the historic Quay Street and East Street precincts and discover the abundance of heritage listed buildings including the Customs House, the Town Hall, Railway Workshops and stunning cathedrals.
Rockhampton offers a range of accommodation for all types of travellers ranging from backpacker hostels to hotels.
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