T ravelling north through Queensland, the landscapes and experiences change daily. Hand-feeding dolphins on the beach at Moreton Island gives way to the World Heritage whale nursery of Hervey Bay.

Queensland is home to more than a million hectares of rainforest, and no family visit here would be complete without a trip to the Daintree, around two hours north of Cairns. The oldest tropical ...

Unexpectedly, Queensland also happens to be home to some of Australia’s quirkiest attractions. From Magnetic Island’s rock wallabies to Kronosaurus Korner’s dinosaur fossils, you’ll find ...

Queensland took out the top two spots, with the Gold Coast theme parks (No. 1) and the Great Barrier Reef (No. 2) at the top of the list. Isabella Soakai, 9, having fun at Dreamworld.

Read our guide to the best attractions in Brisbane, as recommended by Telegraph Travel. Plan your trip with our expert reviews of the best things to see and do.

The government estimates dinosaur attractions account for 11 per cent of all Queensland's tourism, and 26 per cent of leisure tourism.

Queensland is home to many tourist attractions and theme parks that are predominantly based in the southeast corner of the state, but there are many that are no longer here or have changed locations.