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| Keppel Bay Islands National Park North Keppel Island, Middle Island, Miall Island, Humpy Island |
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North Keppel Island (627ha); North Keppel is the largest island in the national park. Fringing reefs, nine beaches and a varied landscape of rugged cliffs, steep grass clad hills, it is also the home of the North Keppel Environmental Education Centre. More |
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Middle Island (65ha); Middle Island lies just north-west of Great Keppel which shelters it from the prevailing south-east winds. Heath and shrubland cover the slopes. Beaches are found on both sides of the island between the rocky headlands. |
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Miall Island (40ha); Miall Island lies north-west of Middle Island and is covered in heath and shrubland. Fringing reef on the southeast and northern sides of the island is very good for diving and snorkelling. Only a picnic table is provided here. A maximum of six people at one time may camp behind the small beach and foredune to the south-west. |
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Humpy Island (65ha); This island lies just south of Great Keppel. Its wind-swept slopes are covered mostly in grassland or stunted heath and shrubland. A beautiful beach encompasses the western and northern sides of the island have fringing coral reefs within easy snorkelling distance. |
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