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When not attending games, fans will experience some of the most iconic sporting destinations in the world. Sports enthusiasts will be able to explore the diversity of the eight host cities across Australia to New Zealand's compact nature that simplifies travel and makes it easy for visitors to access all venues while experiencing a variety of tourist attractions along the way.
The welcome and hospitality supporters will receive when visiting all three host nations will make the RLWC a bucket list item for sports fans worldwide. We hope the Rugby League World Cup leaves a legacy for the game that sees it continue to grow and dominate the sporting landscape. With 11 teams already confirmed, the final three teams will come from the European Qualifying Tournament to be played in October and November this year.
The pool structure reflects that of the successful Tournament. The composition of the pools for RLWC were shaped by a number of considerations, including the final placings from the World Cup and current world rankings. Match Type. Pool — Round 1. Australia vs England. Melbourne Rectangular Stadium. PNG v Euro Q1. Port Moresby venue TBA. New Zealand vs Samoa. Mt Smart, Auckland.
Fiji vs USA. Townsville Stadium. Scotland vs Tonga. Barlow Park, Cairns. Waikato Stadium, Hamilton. England vs Lebanon. Sydney Football Stadium. PNG vs Euro Q2.
Euro Q3 vs USA. Fiji vs Euro Q1. Pool — Round 3. Fiji vs Euro Q3. Samoa vs Scotland. New Zealand vs Tonga. Australia vs Lebanon. Euro Q1 vs Euro Q2. Perth Rectangular Stadium. England vs France. Quarter Final 1. Darwin Stadium. Quarter Final 2. Quarter Final 3.
Wellington Regional Stadium. Before you rush down make sure to take in the views from the top of Mt Stuart, overlooking the whole of Townsville.
For detailed maps and more trails head to the Trail Info tab at www. After your adventures cool off by the beach. Head to The Strand to grab a gelato or take the kids to play under the water park.
Race from the base through the most amazing picturesque Porcupine Gorge. Nominations open 17th April forms are available on the web or by ringing the Flinders Shire Council. All the news, half the price. Then min. Each payment, once made, is non-refundable, subject to law. Renewals occur unless cancelled in accordance with the full Terms and Conditions. Not in conjunction with any other offer. New customers only. Offer is only available where normal home delivery exists for QLD residents and not where additional freight is ordinarily charged.
Full offer terms and conditions apply - see www. There is a huge variety of walking and hiking trails to discover, spanning from challenging rocky climbs to rainforest meanders and multi-day hikes. Here is just a handful of our must-try trails.
Not only can you watch the crystal-clear water tumbling m — the escaping mist combining with sunlight and forming a rainbow against the brown jagged rocks — but there are also km worth of walks in the area, varying from 45 minutes to three days in length. The two-hour Djyinda Walk offers a happy medium. It begins m from the Wallaman Falls Lookout and winds.
There are views of the Herbert River Valley and the track ends up at the base of the Falls. Catch your breath while you drink in views over the Town Common wetlands and along the coastline. Escape to an island paradise Set on Magnetic Island in picturesque tropical surrounds, Peppers Blue on Blue Resort redefines the essence of island holidays. With everything you need to relax at your fingertips; resort style rooms, two idyllic pools and delectable food on-site.
Of the longer walks, the moderatelygraded Cloudy Creek is well-worth a look. To continue to Cloudy Creek from here, you need to follow the track to the left, which takes you further into the rainforest to a series of small waterfalls. A word of warning — some sections of this walk are steep and require careful boulder hopping. Make sure you have a refreshing dip in Big or Little Crystal Creek on the way back down. Keen to see a koala? Magnetic Island has the largest wild koala colony in Australia, spot them on the Forts Walk — with its resident marsupials often in plain sight along the main trail.
Being a part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, it also has some amazing rainforest trails that suit walkers of all levels, ranging from m to 4km. Or if you can get to Zoe Bay via a private vessel you will not be disappointed.
Scale to the top rock pool via a rope and you can cool off in a series of natural rock baths while looking out into Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area.
There are five main players in the dive game in Townsville North Queensland, so to help you figure out the best option for you, read this first. Adrenalin Snorkel and Dive Adrenalin know their shiz when it comes to diving and snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef. Advanced divers can join their SS Yongala day trip and experience one of the best shipwreck dives in the world, scheduled for Wednesdays and Saturdays.
But if you want to dive, eat, sleep, repeat, the best option is their threenight liveaboard trip. Think: Maximum 20 people, three whole days of floating over the magical Great Barrier Reef, plenty of food, and 10 dives — including two night dives and two dives on the Yongala wreck.
Their instructors run lessons for PADI Open Water certification after-hours during the week, and put students through their final skills paces on a weekend of dives on the Great Barrier Reef. Nowhere else on the Great Barrier Reef can you combine sunny days of A-class diving with camping overnight in a set-up that would make Gilligan proud. Every couple of months, when the weather is just right, RAD will arrange trips to Bramble Reef — further offshore.
Pleasure Divers Easy-access shore diving aka no sea sickness tablets required! The crew have been teaching people to dive for more than 25 years from their base in Arcadia, meaning they can easily quash any fears quicker than you can clip up your BCD aka buoyancy compensation device.
Pro Dive Magnetic Island Fancy waking up on a Great Barrier Reef island before heading out for a day of diving, swimming and exploring this majestic underwater wonder? Not Certified? No problems! Alternatively, take it a step further and dive a little deeper with an Open Water Course held on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For the more experienced chasing that epic once in a lifetime dive experience, Pro Dive also heads out to the SS Yongala Wreck.
If you dive during winter you might event spot a humpback whale. Based in Alva Beach in Ayr, Yongala Dive are a zippy minute boat ride away from the captivating shipwreck, which sank a year before the Titanic! But remember, the Yongala is an advanced dive site requiring minimum Open Water certification. Live music, fire twirlers, body paint and plenty of good times from sunset to sunrise — this is a night you may or may not remember!
The ultimate drive holiday With Low Rider, Bruce Springsteen and ACDC pumping from the stereo, suitcases strategically stacked in the boot and the kids safely strapped into car seats — the ultimate road trip begins. The itinerary is complete with waterfalls, beaches, rainforests, adventure, Italian delicacies and even Spanish castles!
Stretch the legs exploring the Heritage-listed Wet Tropics Rainforest, followed by a refreshing swim in Little Crystal Creek in the shadows of the historic stone bridge.
Paluma to Wallaman Falls 2 hours 30mins Prepare yourself for a jaw dropping moment when you arrive at the lookout to Wallaman Falls.
The largest sheer drop waterfall in the southern hemisphere is guaranteed to amaze. Take the walk to the base if time allows — it is a truly spectacular experience. Overnight in Ingham The town of Ingham is well-known for its large Italian community and is a popular place to taste authentic Italian cuisine and a diverse range of local produce. Day 2 Ingham to Tully 1 hour 10mins Tully is home to the Golden Gumboot and renowned as the wettest town in Australia.
Adrenaline junkies can navigate their way down the mighty Tully River on a thrilling whitewater rafting expedition, or for those who prefer a slower pace, take in the sights of the beautiful Tully River on a Kayak Tour with Ingan Tours.
Overnight at Mission Beach Mission Beach sits amongst a World Heritage listed rainforest fronting 14 kilometres of golden, sandy beach — a tropical paradise that is sure to impress. Throw a line in at one of the popular local fishing spots, relax by the ocean or tick off a bucket list item with a skydiving experience.
Day 3 Paronella Park Everyone has a dream. He even harnessed the waterfall for his electricity generation. Mamu Tropical Skywalk Explore the rainforest from forest floor to canopy with a journey along the Mamu Tropical Skywalk. Overnight in Cairns. Cameras at the ready! Uncover the creative and cultural side of the city as you wander through alleyways, lanes and car parks that feature vibrant, modern and somewhat unexpected works of art.
For the dedicated explorer, there are other Street Art pieces on power boxes, in hidden alleys and on walls a bit further out. New York. This strip has great cafes, fashion boutiques and a few homeware stores. This store is for you. The racks are heaving with a bohemian inspired collection of well-known and upcoming Australian labels. Urban Loft Underestimated the heat of the tropics? Never fear, Urban Loft has something cool to wear including a tonne of sweet paisley prints.
Pick up locally crafted items like heavenlyscented retro milk bottle candles the melon was to die for or super cute sustainable bamboo tumblers, and take your holiday memories home. The Strand Emporium The Hamptons come to North Queensland at this cool little coastal store with its white-washed tongue and groove walls, neutral tones, blue and white prints, and seashell accents. Fossick through shelves laden with antiques, vintage and new collectables and pick up some quirky trinkets.
With an explosion of colour and bursting full of quirky gift ideas and homewares, this boutique will inspire even the most novice home decorator. Hazel Mai Calling all clubbers and race goers, this is your one-stop shop for a big day or night out. Top off your outfit with a choice of accessories, sunnies and bags. Milou Dresshouse Forget the little black dress, this place has the little red dress, the little blue dress and every other coloured dress you could possibly want.
Bianco Lane From the banana tree wallpaper to the fresh fashions, this little boutique is a temptress for those who love to be on trend. Expect to see minis, playsuits, shorts, crop tops and accessories. Want more? Consider yourself a fashionista? Complete with fashion parades, photography exhibitions, alfresco fashion markets and runway shows, The Townsville Fashion Festival will have you dressed in the latest threads in no time.
The perfect plate When visiting Townsville North Queensland, come prepared to feast like a king! Check out some of these hot dining spots:. An outing to Cactus Jacks for a Mexican fiesta is guaranteed to be a fun night out that the whole family will enjoy! The place to enjoy a lunch time view Need a little help winding down into holiday mode?
With ocean breezes, views across to Magnetic Island and the opportunity to spot turtles, a meal at Cbar will give you that holiday feeling in no time. Must-try menu tip: Enjoy a freshly squeezed orange juice and the popular salt and pepper calamari. The place to reconnect with nature Head to the hills and escape the hustle and bustle of city life as you enjoy the quaint cafe shop at the top of Hervey Range. With a rich history and some of the best scones ever — Herveys Range Tea Rooms is the perfect spot to reconnect with nature, enjoy epic views and relax amongst the beautiful gardens.
Must-try menu tip: Head to Born Wild for a true paddock to plate experience.
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