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The Angel Flight Outback Trailblazer is an action packed four-wheel drive outback adventure that runs for seven days and nights.
This year, you can participate in The Four Leaf Clover Challenge and take in Giddy up Gap, Mount Moffat, Carnarvon National Park mountains and the Lost City, Nagoa River, gem fossicking in the central highlands, a concert in Gallilee Basin, Casino Royale night, a sunset Outback River Cruise, aquatic festival on Lake Maraboon and a Derby Day bush racing carnival, and compete for over AUD20,000 in prizes!
All funds raised through this event benefit Angel Flight, an exceptional charity that flies country people to where they can receive medical assistance for illnesses that require ongoing treatment.
The area's longest stretch of beach, lined with tropical gardens (about six kilometres), Blacks Beach at Mackay's Northern Beaches is a great place to watch the Blue Pacific roll in at sunset. Guests at any one of the beachfront caravan, camping, resort, self contained and motel style accommodation spots dotted along this sandy coastline wake up each morning to the sound of the gentle surf. Bream and whiting are caught off the beach. A beautiful spot with seasonally patrolled beaches and located only 10 to 15 minutes drive from the city centre.
Bucasia Beach is located in the Northern Beaches of Mackay only 10 to 15 minutes north of Mackay City. Ideal for swimming all year round with a stinger-resistant enclosure and a popular spot for the keen angler. The Esplanade Park is a beautiful spot to get together with a playground for the kids and barbecue and tables for lunch. Beachfront caravan park accommodation is available.
Shoal Point is the most northern beach of the Northern Beaches and is approximately 15 minutes from Mackay City Centre. Shoal Point offers a beachfront, shady picnic area with views to the islands, Cape Hillsborough National Park and the Hibiscus Coast. It also provides excellent reef fishing; the more open sections of the beach are the spots for whiting, bream, trevally and flathead.
Mango Avenue is the focal point of the beautiful Eimeo Village. The 80 year old Mango trees that stretch between Whittles Lane and Heidke Street form a spectacular shady canopy 20 metres above the streetscape and remain a heritage listed, must-see tourist attraction! If you happen to be en route to the Eimeo Pacific Hotel for a bite to eat, or to the Eimeo beach for a refreshing dip and frolic in the sun, you simply can't miss the splendour of Mango Avenue as it is the main thoroughfare in the area. Make sure you have your camera at the ready, or for those avid artists, a sketchpad and pen to capture the stunning vista! You really have to see it to believe it - absolutely breathtaking.
Eimeo Beach and Sunset Bay are popular beaches with locals and also lure the keen anglers. The beach is seasonally patrolled. Any trip to Eimeo Beach would not be complete without a visit to the Eimeo Pacific Hotel. This pub is popular among locals and tourists alike who enjoy a 'counter lunch with a million dollar view'. The pub's enviable position overlooks the Coral Sea, Eimeo Beach and Sunset Bay.