Innisfail
Innisfail has a natural beauty – from the Great Barrier Reef and nearby tropical islands to World Heritage Rainforests. It offers a relaxed lifestyle in area rich in attractions, activities and services. Innisfail is positioned in the heart of the Cassowary Coast and is situated 88km south of Cairns and 260km north of Townsville.
The city is one of the wettest in Australia, and produces a large proportion of the state’s sugar. From Innisfail, you can visit Australia’s only tea plantation at Nerada 35km to the west or climb Mount Bartle Frere, the highest mountain in Queensland.
The town of Innisfail has a population of about 8000, and is the centre of the Johnstone shire, which is home to about 19000 people.
The shire grows a number of crops including sugar cane, bananas and tropical produce. The area also produces a large number of seasonal fruits.
The city is one of the wettest in Australia, and produces a large proportion of the state’s sugar. From Innisfail, you can visit Australia’s only tea plantation at Nerada 35km to the west or climb Mount Bartle Frere, the highest mountain in Queensland.
The town of Innisfail has a population of about 8000, and is the centre of the Johnstone shire, which is home to about 19000 people.
The shire grows a number of crops including sugar cane, bananas and tropical produce. The area also produces a large number of seasonal fruits.