The Atherton Tablelands is a region of more than 20,000 sq. km, home to World Heritage listed rainforests, national parks, mountains, rivers, lakes and waterfalls. Here you’ll find some of Australia's richest agricultural lands, cattle country and charming small townships.

For visitors, the Tablelands and Outback present opportunities for bush walking, bird watching, limestone cave tours, a wildlife cruise, marsupial spotting, hot air ballooning and water sports as diverse as fishing, water skiing and white water rafting. Here settlers from all over the world share their arts, crafts, music and festivals.

Winding roads lead to spectacular lookouts and waterfalls, and highlights include Australia's widest waterfall - Millstream Falls - and many others flowing all year round, the deep blue waters of extinct volcano crater lakes, Lake Barrine and Lake Eacham, the ancient Bromfield Swamp near Malanda and the Mt. Hypipamee Crater National Park near Herberton. A little further West, the lush farming lands change to Wooded Savannah with dry creek beds, wandering cattle and the beautiful ochre colours of the Outback