Nature’s little oasis right here in our backyard. Set up in 1996, this gem is all about preserving our native wildlife and plants, especially the Native Pigeon and Stone Curlew. Its designed to maintain a vegetation corridor through the Habitat areas to retain the connection between the upland and lowlands.

Check out the interpretative displays, stroll along wheelchair-friendly trails, and soak in the beauty of the Melaleuca forest. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re into wildlife or just looking for a peaceful spot to chill

The heritage-listed Picnic Bay Schoolhouse, on the grounds, is used as a Craft Centre, selling quality local craft and historical publications. The Museum itself is housed in the historic Butler Hut, named after the original pioneering family of the island. The Centre is open daily from 10am-2pm, except Tuesdays. (Closed between Australia Day & Easter). Free admission.

Picnic Bay Jetty is a picturesque landmark nestled in the heart of Picnic Bay. Offering stunning views of the Coral Sea and Magnetic Island’s coastline, it’s a perfect spot for relaxation and leisure. Stretching gracefully into the azure waters, the jetty beckons visitors to stroll along its wooden planks, soak up the sunshine, and maybe even try their luck with a bit of fishing. Whether you’re capturing breathtaking sunsets or simply enjoying the gentle sea breeze, Picnic Bay Jetty promises a memorable experience for all who venture to its shores

Geoffrey Bay, a hidden gem on Magnetic Island, captivates visitors with its pristine beaches and vibrant marine life.

As a designated Marine National Park Zone, it’s a sanctuary for snorkelers and divers alike, boasting colorful coral gardens and an abundance of tropical fish. The bay’s unique feature, the ‘Moltke’ shipwreck, adds a touch of history and intrigue to its allure. Explore the shoreline’s mangrove forests, look for the regions unique rock wallabies flitting through the rocks, and spot fish swimming in the bay. Or simply take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. Geoffrey Bay promises an unforgettable experience, blending natural beauty with rich aquatic wonders

Alma Bay, nestled on the shores of Magnetic Island, is a tropical paradise waiting to be explored. With its crystal-clear waters and powdery white sands, it’s the perfect destination for beach lovers and families alike. Surrounded by lush vegetation and rocky outcrops, Alma Bay provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Horseshoe Bay, nestled on the shores of Magnetic Island, is a picturesque haven offering a blend of natural beauty and vibrant dining experiences. Its a perfect space for the tour to stop for its lunch break

With its crescent-shaped coastline and turquoise waters, it’s perfect for swimming, and beachside relaxation. Indulge in delicious meals at the bay’s charming eateries, offering fresh seafood and local delicacies. With its laid-back atmosphere and stunning views, Horseshoe Bay promises an unforgettable coastal escape, complete with culinary delights to satisfy every palate.

Stop at the Fors Junction to learn a little bit about the islands World War 2 history, and take a short walk to the first lookout for scenic views over Arthur Bay.

The tour does not do the full Forts Walk circuit, only the first 200m