Keppel Islands

The Keppel Islands are a group of around 20 islands located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, near the Great Barrier Reef. Known for their clear waters, coral reefs, and abundant marine life, these islands are popular for tourism, snorkeling, and diving. They feature pristine beaches, lush vegetation, and some islands have resorts and eco-friendly accommodations. The islands are part of the Keppel Bay Islands National Park, offering scenic beauty and recreational opportunities, while also serving as important habitats for wildlife and marine species. They are a protected area, emphasizing conservation and sustainable tourism.