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Curtis Island National Park

Curtis Island National Park

A pristine island park in the Great Barrier Reef, known for its untouched beaches and diverse wildlife.

Currency

AUD ($)

Best time to visit

May to October

Languages

English

Coordinates

-24.783°, 152.967°

Key facts

1Home to over 230 species of birds
2Features 17km of untouched beaches
3Supports a significant dugong population

Timeline

1879: First European sighting by Captain James Cook
1937: Declared a national park
1979: Added to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

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