Wow, there was so much to see, glad we had the car.......
We stayed in a resort at Nellie Bay called Amaroo, with lush tropical grounds, pool, tennis (yes we even played twice), wallabies, kookaburras and lorikeets.
Magnetic Island has so many beautiful beaches/bays bordered by granite outcrops, coastal reefs, walks/hikes, military history, wildlife, and several marinas. If has a small population, shops, restaurants, school, car ferry and one small campground.
So cute....
Alma Bay
Arthur Bay
Arthur Bay from Search Lights
Bright Point
Derek enjoying the view over Picnic Bay from Hawkins Point lookout........ late afternoon
Whilst Michelle scrambles over rocks and through scrub to find the elusive cache
Picnic Bay
The Fort Walk, spotted a koala
From the Fort across Florence Bay
Great use of the large granite boulders, search lights were built on top of this one
Drive to West Point, closest point on the Island to the main land
Thong Crocodile
Cute Island get-abouts
A reminder we are getting close to Cairns

The blue winged kookaburra is a close contender for the bird of the week as they were in such abundance, but I only saw one Sunbird and that was my reward for hiking out to the search lights
The blue winged kookaburra is a close contender for the bird of the week as they were in such abundance, but I only saw one Sunbird and that was my reward for hiking out to the search lights
The beautiful frangipani was in bloom all over the island
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