We will depart from Townsville early this morning and drive to either Lucinda or Cardwell (tide dependent) for our boat trip to Munamudanamy (Hinchinbrook Island). Commencing at the northern trailhead at Ramsay Bay and a long stretch of beach, we will follow the coastline south to the headland and into thick forest that opens up as we walk to several bays. The walk starts following along a ridge, before descending to Blacksand Beach. The trail then continues along the beach beneath broad-leaved tea-trees, then onto the saddle below Nina Peak. As we continue we will enter mangrove forest where strands of red-flowered black mangrove and spotted mangrove are found. Continuing along the edge of the mangroves before emerging near the northern end of the white sandy Nina Bay. At the southern end of Nina Bay, we will cross a rocky section and heads toward the base of a small cliff. We'll climb up the cliff and continue around the headland to Boulder Bay. Green turtles are often seen in the sea along this section. We'll then head around Boulder Bay to the base of the headland at the southern end, then over the low ridge to the northern end of Little Ramsay Bay and onto Little Ramsay Bay camping area. Walking Time: 5-6 hours | Distance: 5.5km *You will need to arrive in Townsville the day before your trip, ensuring that you arrive in time to attend the afternoon pre-trip briefing.

Meals:  L,D

From Little Ramsay Bay camping area we will head south, crossing a tidal creek and continuing to the end of the beach. After rock-hopping around the headland we cross two other beaches before moving through a small gully and to the top of a ridge. We continue south, descending to the Banksia Creek crossing and onwards to the saddle between Banksia and Zoe Bays. At the top of the saddle, the trail descends a rocky creek into the Zoe Bay catchment. As we walk towards North Zoe Creek we will pass through a variety of vegetation types, from dry open forest to rainforest and mangrove swamps. To end the day the trail then enters the beach at Zoe Bay and onto the South Zoe Bay camping area. The spectacular Zoe Falls are just a short walk from the camping area. Walking Time: 6-8 hours | Distance: 10.5km

Meals:  B,L,D

We start the walk today following South Zoe Creek, before heading up a steep slope onto the granite slabs above the falls where there are spectacular views of Zoe Bay. The trail today will have us crossing narrow rocky tributaries and climbing into the heathlands and the highest point of the main trail (260m above sea level). On clear days you can sometimes see views to Magnetic Island and the Palm Island Group. After crossing the saddle, we will traverse steep forested slopes of the Sweetwater Creek catchment before climbing into coast she-oak and grass-tree shrubland. The trail then descends into the Diamantina Creek catchment. We will continue up a short slope and descend a steep hillside to reach the base of Mulligan Falls and onto Mulligan Falls camping area. Walking Time: 4.5-6 hours | Distance: 7.5km

Meals:  B,L,D

Our last day of walking follows the coast, travelling through rainforest and crossing five creeks. Just south of the Diamantina Creek inlet, we will leave the rainforest and walk along the beach to George Point, the southern exit of the trail. Depending on the tides our boat will meet us at either Mulligan Bay or George Point for our return trip to Lucinda on the mainland. We will have a celebratory drink and meal in Lucinda before driving back to Townsville where the trip will conclude. Walking Time: 2.5-4 hours | Distance: 7.5km

Meals:  B,L