Hinchinbrook Visitor Information Centre

Your Hinchinbrook adventure starts here — with a friendly smile, a warm welcome and locals who know all the best places to explore. 

The Hinchinbrook Visitor Information Centre is the first stop for visitors arriving in the region, perfectly placed to help you turn curiosity into unforgettable experiences.  

Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, wildlife, reef adventures or a great local coffee stop, the team is here to point you in the right direction. 

Staffed by passionate locals who love where they live, the centre offers genuine advice, helpful tips and insider knowledge to help you make the most of your time in Hinchinbrook — whether you’re here for an afternoon or settling in for a longer stay. 

Pop in, say hello, and let the journey begin.

A gateway to the region

Start your journey at the Hinchinbrook Visitor Information Centre, located at the corner of Cooper Street and the Bruce Highway, Ingham. 

As a fully accredited Visitor Information Centre, it serves as a central hub for: 

  • Travel information, maps and brochures 

  • Local attractions and experiences 

  • Events and activities across the Hinchinbrook region 

Staffed by friendly and knowledgeable locals, the Centre helps visitors plan their stay and experience the region with confidence. 

Supporting tourism in the Hinchinbrook

Over time, the Hinchinbrook Visitor Information Centre has evolved alongside the region’s tourism industry, adapting to meet the changing needs of travellers. 

In addition to providing visitor information, the centre: 

  • Supports local tourism operators 

  • Promotes the region’s natural environment and cultural assets 

  • Encourages responsible and safe travel throughout the Shire 

The centre reflects Hinchinbrook’s strong connection to place, highlighting its landscapes, wildlife, history and community identity. 

What you’ll find at the centre

As well as tourism information, the centre offers: 

  • A wide range of souvenirs, postcards and locally sourced products 

  • Unique and educational displays promoting the TYTO Wetlands, home to more than 240 species of birds 

  • Over‑the‑counter bookings for Queensland National Park permits 

The centre provides a relaxed and informative environment where visitors can learn, browse and plan their journey. 

Plan your visit 

For more information about visiting the region visit:

The Hinchinbrook Way  

Contact the Hinchinbrook Visitor Information Centre 

Phone: (07) 4776 4792 
Email: tourism@hinchinbrook.qld.gov.au  
Address: Corner of Cooper Street and the Bruce Highway, Ingham QLD 4850 

The team is happy to assist visitors, locals and tourism operators.