Great Keppel Island Capricorn Coast in Yeppoon, Queensland | Beach resort

Great Keppel Island Capricorn Coast

Locality: Yeppoon, Queensland

Address: Great Keppel Island 4703 Yeppoon, QLD, Australia

Website: https://greatkeppelislandcapricorncoast.com.au/

Likes: 1698

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Sport & recreation
• Travel and transport
• Beach resort
• Tourist information centre

25.01.2022 DIA 165 - ILHA KEPPEL, AUSTRÁLIA . Só passamos um dia na ilha Great Keppel mas a logística para lá chegar e voltar demorou dois dias. Muitos dos nossos di...as de viagem são passados assim, a caminho de um lugar e em trânsito. De barco ou de autocarro da @greyhoundaustralia , embrenhados na Austrália. Este país é quase um continente e tentar conhecê-lo bem demoraria meses. Como não temos esse tempo, fizemos escolhas e a nossa aposta recaiu sobre a Costa Leste, a chamada Grande Barreira de Coral e a Gold Cost. Até agora, a Austrália tem-nos mostrado lugares maravilhosos, mas se há algo que aprendemos é que, quanto mais longe do turismo instituído estivermos, mais este país nos surpreende. O que têm achado? . We only spent one day on Great Keppel Island but the logistics to get there and back took two days. Many of our travel days are spent like this, on the way to a place and in transit. By boat or @greyhoundaustralia bus, depper in Australia. This country is almost a continent and trying to get to know it well would take months. Since we don't have that time, we made choices and our bet was on the East Coast, the so-called Great Barrier Reef and Gold Cost. So far, Australia has shown us wonderful places, but if there is one thing we have learned is that the further away from established tourism we are, the more this country surprises us. What have you found? . . . #GreyhoundAustralia #Whimit @greyhound.australia #greatbarrierreef #visitaustralia #greatkepplerisland #Queensland #queenslandtourism #queensland_captures #queenslandisbeautiful #visitqueensland #travelblogger #blogdeviagens #neverstopexploring #sheisnotlost #femmetravel #wearetravellers #wearetravelgirls #dametraveler #dametravelers #womantraveler #sapoviagens @ Great Keppel Island Capricorn Coast See more

23.01.2022 Tourism and Events Queensland forum, Destination Q, last year saw Indigenous Tourism Canada spokesman Keith Henry (who helped to found the Indigenous Tourism As...sociation of Canada) deliver an incredibly beautiful, exquisitely curated speech. A marketing exercise in and of itself, expressing how a 2 billion dollar industry has been developed via indigenous tourism. Not randoms exploiting cultural endeavours but a genuine focus on supporting and nurturing indigenous people into their own business opportunities and helping them to thrive. The visuals were deep and engaging. Video clips that told a story, captivating us using visual stimuli as well as perfectly timed musical themes that weren’t just a repetitive loop but a produced soundtrack that had highs and lows to grab at your soul while you watched. This opportunity to support ventures are available to us as a region. I would love to see our area embrace them. View a recording of the same presentation delivered for another group. Very informative. https://youtu.be/7b0joZ9tWx8 Visit Queensland, Australia See more

23.01.2022 Looking after our waterways!! Great job local LMACs #lovethereef #protectourpatch

23.01.2022 Our only local Newspaper Spectator News Magazine now available at news agencies.

23.01.2022 The old resort is on the market and it would be magic to see sensible concepts, that take care of one of the last natural undeveloped islands along our coast. Like this beautiful idea.

21.01.2022 Look out for Part 2 of LastXplorer's adventures of the Keppels. So easy to pack up the toys, make the trip from SE Queensland and hit the gorgeous winter waters off Yeppoon, Capricorn Coast

19.01.2022 Discover the science of the Great Barrier Reef, from the convenience of the internet! As part of #NationalScienceWeek, we will host 9 educational and energetic virtual events, featuring experts from the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. We’ll be taking a deep dive into some hot topics for the reef, and welcome audience questions! The event discussion panels will feature experienced Marine Park Authority staff who will discuss what they do, how their work helps manage ...Continue reading

19.01.2022 Where can you spot a whale from the coastline in Yeppoon? And when do you know when a whale is about? Find out... https://yeppooncapricorncoast.com.au/coastline-whale-watch/

18.01.2022 greatkeppelislandcapricorncoast.com.au

17.01.2022 Turtles making their way to our shores delivering precious cargo. These guys are having all the fun sighting via the air! If you spy a turtle track share the info. Read below...

16.01.2022 How cool is that?!

14.01.2022 Got Questions? Great Barrier Reef Foundation has shared Dr Glen Burns answers. What is coral bleaching? What is coral rubble? What colour is healthy coral? Thanks to Visit Queensland, Australia you can learn more from Dr Glen Burns, Marine Biologist. #lovethereef

14.01.2022 Safety on the Sand Leaving a legacy for Chris Poulsen Please share

12.01.2022 Queensland Weekender showing us just how lucky we have it!

11.01.2022 Check out this awesome independent vid showcasing some of our beautiful coastal spots. Creative local talent. https://youtu.be/Wt2rwYNpll8

11.01.2022 Whales are starting making their way up through the Keppel Coast! If you're out enjoying their majestic vibe check out the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authorities regulations.

08.01.2022 No Sea No Me. Without the ocean's array of wildlife and delicate ecosystem that supports our planet, we're pretty screwed. Let's help look after it.

07.01.2022 Marine turtle season is underway and there is one key action every Curtis and Capricorn Coast resident can take to support both nesting turtle and emerging hatc...hling this season from October to March turn off your lights! As turtle hatchlings emerge from their nests, they seek the lowest, brightest light source to act as their guiding light to the ocean. Having navigated the oceans for millions of years, moonlight is nature’s way of guiding the newborns to their marine habitat. A three-year study by Griffith University of light pollution on Curtis Island from 2012 2015 indicated that 20% of turtle hatchlings were disorientated as they made their way to the ocean. Of course, being more mindful of the light you are generating from your home also brings with it benefits in reducing your electricity bill, practising good sleep hygiene, brighter night skies and many more. If turning off your light completely is not an option, you can consider redirecting light sources away from the ocean, drawing blinds or curtains, building vegetation to act as a screen, or transitioning standard outdoor lights to lights that are timed or activated by sensor detection. Urban glow generated by townships can be reflected into the night sky, with a greater glow occurring on overcast evenings. Every light makes a difference in reducing light pollution. Remember, marine turtles dig the dark!

07.01.2022 G'day from the Keppels Today we're coming to you from beneath the surface with Keppel Dive and marvelling at the beauty that awaits you! : instagram.com/madelynhphotographics

06.01.2022 Great accommodation choices on the coast!

05.01.2022 Support a worthy endeavour, Keppel Turtle Fund High Tea

02.01.2022 www.greatkeppelislandcapricorncoast.com.au

02.01.2022 Looking for something to do on your way to and from the island?