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Barnard Island Group National Park comprises seven islands with a fascinating geological history and contains diverse landforms including shallow reefs and rainforest-clad slopes. The southern islands are important seabird-nesting areas. Sightings of the endangered little tern and vulnerable beach stone-curlew have been recorded here. Camp on Stephens or Kent islands, or visit for the day to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of these undisturbed places. Join an organised sea-kayaking tour and enjoy relatively calm conditions close to the mainland. Look for bridled terns, white-faced herons and other seabird species. Fishing restrictions apply.
How To Get There
Eight kilometres south of Innisfail to Mourilyan Harbour, or a further 10 to 17 kilometres south-east to Kurrimine Beach. Access is by private boat or sea kayak. Crossing depends on weather. Access to the southern islands is restricted during the seabird-nesting season (September to March).
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