Fresh tastes and friendly service go nicely with the all-day breakfasts and premade lunches. It's all about healthy eating with plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options, and an emphasis on organic, fresh produce straight from the farmer.
Ripe Harvest Cafe
Townsville & Mission Beach
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
19.48 MILES
Set beside a series of creeks and waterfalls 50km northwest of Mission Beach (and with at least one resident croc), this unusual tropical park is a…
Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre
22.99 MILES
Traditional woven baskets, paintings and colourful wooden sculptures are among the works for sale at this cooperative of Aboriginal artists from nine…
15.32 MILES
One of the loveliest beaches on the island, its Robinson-Crusoe feel helped by the fact that you can only reach it on foot.
23.64 MILES
The Palmerston (Doongan) Section of Wooroonooran National Park is home to some of the oldest continuously surviving rainforest in Australia; visit the…
Historic Cardwell Post Office & Telegraph Station
23.98 MILES
Check out the original postal room and old telephone exchange at this wooden building (built in 1870), which has survived cyclones and termites.
Nearby Townsville & Mission Beach attractions
15.32 MILES
One of the loveliest beaches on the island, its Robinson-Crusoe feel helped by the fact that you can only reach it on foot.
19.48 MILES
Set beside a series of creeks and waterfalls 50km northwest of Mission Beach (and with at least one resident croc), this unusual tropical park is a…
3. Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre
22.99 MILES
Traditional woven baskets, paintings and colourful wooden sculptures are among the works for sale at this cooperative of Aboriginal artists from nine…
23.64 MILES
The Palmerston (Doongan) Section of Wooroonooran National Park is home to some of the oldest continuously surviving rainforest in Australia; visit the…
5. Historic Cardwell Post Office & Telegraph Station
23.98 MILES
Check out the original postal room and old telephone exchange at this wooden building (built in 1870), which has survived cyclones and termites.