St Lawrence Wetlands

The St Lawrence Wetlands offer a rare opportunity to experience one of Queensland's most important and visually striking wetland systems. Part of the internationally recognised Broadsound Wetlands, this peaceful natural haven invites visitors to slow down and immerse themselves in a landscape shaped by water, wildlife and seasonal change.

Wander past lagoons, vegetated swamps and coastal Melaleuca wetlands, a ecosystem rich in life. Birdsong fills the air as turtles surface quietly in the water, and the wetlands shift in character throughout the year, revealing new colours, species and reflections with each season. Keep your eyes peeled for fish, insects, turtles, snakes, and frogs, and curious kangaroos in the neighbouring bushland.

Renowned for its abundant birdlife, the wetlands are a must-visit for birdwatchers and nature lovers, supporting threatened species and migratory shorebirds travelling along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. Whether you're here for wildlife photography, a peaceful walk, or quiet reflection, the St Lawrence Wetlands are a place to reconnect with nature at its most serene.