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Did You Know?
You Can Breakfast Beside a Volcano
The rich soils of the Cassowary Coast owe much to the region’s volcanic history. Around South Johnstone and Mena Creek, fertile farmland produces everything from bananas and sugar cane to tropical fruits enjoyed across Australia.
Drive these quiet country roads and you’ll find sweeping rural views, roadside produce stalls and landscapes shaped by ancient geological forces. It is a reminder that some of the region’s best attractions are not built by people at all.
Slow down, wind the windows down and enjoy a breakfast picnic surrounded by one of Queensland’s most productive farming regions. Brunch it out: cassowarycoasttourism.com.au
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