Aeroglen Far North Queensland Aerial Photos
Fly into Cairns International Airport and you will see the true beauty of this area for yourself. Witness the pristine beauty of the region, from the azure waters of the Coral Sea, the many exotic beaches, islands and coral reefs to the inland tropical rain forests. These are all here in this lush, sunny, idyllic slice of paradise. Add to Description →
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From the plane, you can see the Captain Cook Highway wending its way north to Port Douglas, hugging the coastline with its many unspoiled beaches and rocky headlands, the first one being Machans Beach. Trinity Inlet, running into Trinity Bay is bounded by Ellie Point to the north and Bessie Point to the south. This Inlet is a fisherman’s paradise, with over forty species to be found in this wonderful calm water.
Once on land, Aeroglen is one suburb not to miss. Visit the Mount Whitfield Conservation Park, where the natural rainforest is protected. Climb the walking tracks to the summit of Mt Lumley Hill to see another view of this wonderful playground. Accessed through Collins Avenue, which is next door to the Flecker Botanic Gardens, the Park offers views to the Barron River, the northern beaches and to the airport itself.
Just ten minutes from Cairns Central with access to all the internationally acclaimed attractions, Whitfield and Edge Hill are two suburbs that offer a variety of accommodation. They also have a wide range of restaurants to dine at after your full day sightseeing.