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unspoilt beaches
international buskers
licuala fan palm forest
50% of the Mission Beach economy is reliant on  tourism. Nature based tourism is encouraged to help protect the world heritage values of the area.  The Wet Tropics Management  Authority put together a nature based tourism strategy.

There are many walking tracks and National Park
areas to visit at  Mission Beach;
Bicton Hill
Cutten Brothers Walk
Kennedy Walking Track
Lacey Creek Circuit
Licuala Childrens Trail
Licuala Rainforest Circuit
Ulysses Link
Other tracks in the region


Mission Beach

Visitors are attracted to Mission Beach because of the long uncrowded beaches, relaxed village atmosphere, spectacular ocean and rainforest scenery and views, and nature experiences including having the best chance of seeing a Cassowary in the wild.
The climate is tropical with a wet summer season from November to March and a dry winter season from April to October.

During the wet, humidity is frequently over 90% and temperatures are usually in the low to mid 30's Celcius (upper 80's/mid 90's Farenheit) during the day and upper 20's C (mid 70's F) at night. read more

endangered species
off shore tropical island
Mission Beach is a  great spot for bird watching – it’s close to rainforest, rivers, estuaries, sandy beaches, rocky headlands, offshore islands, human-made plantations and the high country of the Atherton Tablelands.
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