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PTM Self Drive Map 17-18.Indd 1 3/05/2017 3:33 Pm Hammond Island Thursday Island Horn Island Friday Airport Island Horn Island Prince of Wales Island Possession Island Entrance Island Cape York Maclennan Wilds Shoel Reef Turning Point Patches Middle Banks Cockburn Reef Sir Charles Ashmore Hardy Islands Banks Reef Haggerstone Island Mason Reef Nomad Reef Gallon Reef Eel Reef Iron Range National Park Lockhart Noddy Reef Lytton Reef Magpie Reef Hedge Reef Corbett Reef Stanley Island Flinders Group South Warden Reef Waining Reef Ribbon No.10 Reef Hammond Island Thursday Island Horn Island Friday Airport Island Horn Island Prince of Wales Island Possession Island Entrance Island Lark Reef Cape York Tropical North Queensland Adventure Maclennan Wilds Shoel Reef Cooktown North Australia Haggerstone Island Turning Point TRAVEL TIMES Patches Cairns to Osterlund Reef Middle Banks Kuranda . 30mins Cockburn Reef Sir Charles Ashmore Hardy Islands Banks Jabiru Safari Lodge ...... 1hr Reef Cairns Reef Haggerstone Island Atherton ............... 1hr 15mins Mason Reef Nomad Reef Rose Gums ............. 1hr 25min Gallon Reef Millaa Millaa . 1hr 30mins Endeavour Reef Undara Experience ...... 3hrs Eel Reef Escape Reef Iron Range Cooktown .............. 4hrs 30mins National Park Palm Cove ............. 30mins Bloomfield Port Douglas ............ 1hr Haggerstone Island Bloomfield Darwin River Lockhart Cooktown Port Douglas Cairns Cairns Highlands Palm Cove to Mackay Reef Undara Northern Kuranda................ 30mins Territory Cape Tribulation Undine Reef Jabiru Safari Lodge ...... 1hr St Crispin Reef AUSTRALIA Queensland Western Australia Atherton ............... 1hr 20mins Brisbane Noddy Reef South Rose Gums ............. 1hr 50min Rudder Reef Australia Lytton Reef MagpieNew Reef Opal Reef South Millaa Millaa . 2hrs Daintree Billy Tea Safaris Wales River Perth Hedge Reef Daintree Sydney Cape Kimberley Adelaide Mount Mulgrave Undara Experience ...... 3hrs 30mins Corbett Reef Tongue Victoria Snapper Reef Stanley Island Cooktown .............. 4hrs Melbourne Flinders Group Island South Warden Reef Tasmania Port Douglas ............ 35mins Hobart Low Isles Waining Reef Cairns.................. 30mins Batt Reef Norman Reef Coconut Grove, Freestyle, Mandalay, Mossman Peninsula, Regal, Shantara, Exemplar. Saxon Reef Port Douglas to Mossman AquaQuest, Gorge Port Douglas Adventure Hastings Reef ReefQuest Kuranda................ 1hr Four Mile Beach Ribbon No.10 Reef Mitchell River North Australia Jabiru Safari Lodge . 1hr 15mins Mowbray Yule Point Oyster Reef Michaelmas Cay Atherton ............... 1hr 40mins Julatten Oak Beach Sandy Cay Rose Gums ............. 2hrs Upolo Cay Middle Cay Lark Reef Cpt Cook Hwy Millaa Millaa . 2hr 15mins Mount Molloy Wangetti Beach Adventure Ellis Beach Arlington Reef Cooktown North Australia Double Island Undara Experience ...... 4hrs Paradise Osterlund Reef Palm Cove Mulligan Hwy On The Beach Green Island Cairns Reef Cooktown .............. 3hrs 30mins Clifton Beach Amaroo at Trinity Endeavour Reef Palm Cove ............. 30mins Trinity Beach Escape Reef Mount Mulligan Kuranda Thetford Reef Bloomfield Holloways Beach Bloomfield Cairns.................. 1hr River Cairns Beach Resort Heli Tours NQ Moore Reef Mackay Reef Cape Tribulation Undine Reef Cairns Int. St Crispin Reef Airport Cairns Discovery Tours Rudder Reef Opal Reef Daintree Billy Tea Safaris Fitzroy Island Daintree River Cairns Mount Mulgrave Cape Kimberley Tongue Jabiru Safari Lodge Kennedy Hwy Snapper Reef Barron Gorge Spirit of Cairns Island National Park Low Isles Mareeba Wetlands Batt Reef Norman Reef Coconut Grove, Freestyle, Mandalay, Lake Morris Mossman Peninsula, Regal, Shantara, Exemplar. Saxon Reef Mossman AquaQuest, Gorge Port Douglas Hastings Reef ReefQuest Adventure Four Mile Beach Mitchell River North Australia Freshwater Creek Oyster Reef Mareeba Mowbray Yule Point Sudbury Reef Michaelmas Cay State Forest Julatten Oak Beach Sandy Cay Upolo Cay Middle Cay Cpt Cook Hwy Kennedy Hwy Mount Molloy Wangetti Beach Ellis Beach Arlington Reef Paradise Double Island Palm Cove Mulligan Hwy On The Beach Green Island Gordonvale Clifton Beach Billy Tea Safaris Amaroo at Trinity Trinity Beach Mount Mulligan Kuranda Thetford Reef Holloways Beach Cairns Beach Resort Heli Tours NQ Moore Reef Cairns Int. Hwy Airport Bruce Hwy dy Cairns Discovery Tours Cairns Fitzroy Island Dimbulah Jabiru Safari Lodge Kenne Barron Gorge Spirit of Cairns Chillagoe Mareeba Wetlands National Park Lake Morris Bourke Developmental Rd Mareeba Freshwater Creek State Forest Sudbury Reef Kennedy Hwy Tinaroo Billy Tea Safaris Gordonvale Frankland Islands Chillagoe Dimbulah Bruce Hwy Bourke Developmental Rd Kairi Tinaroo Frankland Islands Kairi Tolga Tolga Yungaburra Lake Barrine Atherton Lake Eacham State Forest Rose Gums Kennedy Hwy Wilderness Yungaburra Lake Barrine Petford Retreat Bramston Beach rd Rd Malanda Atherton Herberton Wooroonooran Lake Eacham Herberton - Petfo Howie Reef National Park State Forest Rose Gums Irvinbank Tarzali Millaa Millaa Innisfail Flying Fish Point Kennedy Hwy Wilderness Mungalli Wangetti Beach Petford Palmerston Hwy Retreat Ravenshoe Bramston Beach Kennedy Hwy Mount Garnet Millstream Mena Creek Malanda To Undara Mamu Wangetti Beach Herberton - Petford Rd Herberton Wooroonooran Howie Reef Kennedy Hwy National Park Bingle Bay Mission Beach Tarzali Wongaling Beach Yamacutta Reef Irvinbank Tully South Mission Beach Hull Heads Otter Reef Kirrama National Park Innisfail Flying Fish Point Undara Millaa Millaa Lava Tubes Blencoe Falls Britomart Reef Cardwell Mungalli Hinchinbrook Island Trunk Reef Wangetti Beach Bramble Reef PO Box 1114, North Cairns, Palmerston Hwy Queensland 4870 Australia Ravenshoe Lucinda Kennedy Hwy Orpheus Island P +61 7 4031 6447 Ingham Wallaman Falls Mount Garnet Millstream Mena Creek Palm Island Forrest Beach W www.pinnaclemarketing.com.au Palm Islands E [email protected] To Undara Mamu Wangetti Beach [email protected] (Mike) Paluma State Forest Kennedy Hwy Paluma Range Magnetic Island National Park Bingle Bay Townsville Mission Beach Wongaling Beach Yamacutta Reef Tully South Mission Beach Hull Heads Otter Reef Kirrama National Park Undara Lava Tubes Blencoe Falls Britomart Reef Cardwell Map © 2017 Decoy Design Hinchinbrook Island Trunk Reef Bramble Reef PTM Self Drive Map 17-18.indd 1 3/05/2017 3:33 pm Lucinda Orpheus Island Ingham Wallaman Falls Palm Island Forrest Beach Palm Islands Paluma State Forest Paluma Range Magnetic Island National Park Townsville Daintree Atherton Tablelands Port Douglas Stinger Park Island Point Rd Mossman Sugar To Cape York Wharf Port Douglas Markets Dixie St Murphy St Wharf St Island Point Macrossan St Lookout Warner St Coconut Grove Regal Lookout Grant St Owen St Peninsula Davidson St Mount Molloy Shantara MowbrayGarrick St St Dickson Inlet St Beryl St Esplanade Lake Mitchell Inlet Surf Sports Club Marina Complex Mirage Freestyle Beryl St AquaQuest Wharf St Pickford Rd Kuranda Mandalay Mudlo St 7km Blake St Garrick St Jabiru Safari Lodge Kennedy Biboohra Spinnaker Cl Tide St Sand St Highway Port St FOUR MILE BEACH Mareeba Wetlands 6.5km Beach Access Cairns Golf Course Mareeba Crimmins St Kennedy To Chillagoe Packers Creek Highway Bally Hooley Railway Ti Tree St Davidson St Mahogany St Walkamin Gordonvale Rd Douglas Port Beach Access Mirage Station Mirage Tinaroo Country Club Tinaroo Dam Gillies Kairi Range Road Golf Course Tolga Beach Access Bally Hooley Railway Sorento Cr Atherton Lake Barrine Solanda Blvd Beach Yungaburra Lake Eacham Salina Cl Access Seabrook Av Beach Rose Gums Sonata Cl Savanah Cl Access Wilderness Malanda Andrews Cl Herberton Retreat Langley Rd Escape St Atoll Cl Coral Dr Babinda Tropical Cr Beach Tarzali Bally Hooley Railway Access Osprey St Barrier St Helmet St Waterfall St Crispins Station Morning Cl Triton Cr Reef St Baler St Circuit Pecten Av Cowrie St Conch St Kaban Millaa Millaa Jewel Cl St CrispinsOpal Av St Trochus Cl Mitre St Limpet Av Tumoulin Innisfail Agincourt St Arlington Cl Ruby Cl Old Port Rd Nautilus St Undine St Sea Temple Palmerston Links Golf Course Mount Garnet Innot Hot Ravenshoe Highway Endevour St Springs Ribbon Av Hope St The Rainforest Gulf Development Millstream Egret St Habitat Road Mission Beach Port Douglas Rd Undara Lava Tubes Old Port Rd Exemplar To Mosman, Daintree Captain Cook Hwy & Cape Tribulation To Cairns Victoria Grange Bellinzona Mount Hepburn Springs Macedon Calder Woodend Freeway Creswick Gisborne Ballarat Melbourne Airport Sunbury Melbourne St Kilda Geelong Lorne Port Campbell Twelve Apostles Apollo Bay Product Map 2017/18 PTM Self Drive Map 17-18.indd 2 3/05/2017 3:33 pm.
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