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Just when you thought swimming holes in Queensland couldnt get - Just when you thought swimming holes in Queensland couldn't get any better... we...

Just when you thought swimming holes in Queensland couldn’t get any better… well, ta-da! ? We give you #ZoeFalls on #HinchinbrookIsland, located 8km off Cardwell in @townsvillenorthqueensland region ? This epic spot is accessible via hike along the #ThorseborneTrail, so prepare for an adventurous 4-day hike and ensure you’re self-sufficient for the journey ? The best time to visit is May to November, so follow the link in our bio to get planning now ? Queensland Travel Photo by @photobohemian #townsvilleshines

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