Visitor Information Centres

Mareeba Shire Council strongly supports the development of the local tourism industry and the attraction of more visitors to our region.

Council recognises that tourism is a very important sector of the Shire’s economy and supports the industry with the operation of two Visitor Information Centres.

To promote our region, Council works in partnership with Industry stakeholders, tourism operators and all levels of Government.

Council’s award winning Visitor Information Centres play a pivotal role in welcoming and encouraging visitors to stay longer in our Shire, experience our tourism attractions, and recommending others visit our region.

Visit the dedicated volunteers for friendly advice on where to stay, what to do or just chat with a local.

The Accredited centre offers a booking service, complimentary maps and brochures as well as a Wet Tropics Information corner and free WIFI.  The Kuranda Visitor Information Centre is also the keeping place for local Djabugay artefacts.  The centre is currently exhibiting live displays of spiders, stick insects, water dragons and white-lipped tree frogs. Visitors can relax in the air conditioning and log on to free WIFI.  The centre is also the keeping place for local Djabugay artefacts.  The centre is currently exhibiting live displays of spiders, stick insects and reptiles.

The Centre is open 7 days a week 10am–3pm (closed Christmas Day).

For more information:
Phone: 07 4093 9311
Email: kurandavic@msc.qld.gov.au

The fully accredited Mareeba Heritage Museum and Visitor Information is an award winning tourism attraction for the region.

The friendly local staff can provide you with all the information, maps and brochures on the entire region including Cape York and Gulf Savannah.

The Mareeba Heritage Museum exhibits are curated by an enthusiastic group of volunteers.

The Heritage Walk explores the regions’ history from the first Australians to the explorers and early settlers.

Other exhibits depict Australia’s war history, mining days, timber industry, the growth of communications, and the now illegal tobacco industry.

The Centre is open daily from 9am–5pm every day of the year, except Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day and Good Friday.

For more information:
Phone: 07 4092 5674
Email: info@mareebaheritagecentre.com.au
Web:  www.mareebaheritagecentre.com.au