Mackay Isaac is made for the curious and free-spirited - boasting rainforest, reef, country towns and coastal trails.

Home to Australia's longest stretch of subtropical rainforest, Mackay Isaac is famous for its history as one of Australia's largest sugarcane farming regions and offers endless opportunities to explore untouched nature and breathtaking national parks.

The Port of Mackay is a relatively new opportunity for cruise ship visits. Cruise passengers can discover Finch Hatton Gorge in Eungella National Park, a fairytale land of tumbling waterfalls, tranquil rock pools, and lush foliage, or explore the historic town of Mackay, filled with 1920s Art Deco buildings, public artworks and a vibrant dining precinct.