Curtis Island, located near Gladstone, Queensland, offers a variety of natural attractions and outdoor activities. Visitors can explore rugged terrains, discover fishing spots, camp, and enjoy beaches, the ocean, and wetlands. The island has picturesque camping areas that can be reached by 4WD or boat. Bush camping is available in three designated areas, with no facilities provided. Swimming, snorkeling, and hiking are popular activities. Curtis Island is known for the annual appearance of rare flatback sea turtles on its eastern shores between October and January. Permits for camping can be booked online. Visitors can also visit the historic Cape Capricorn lighthouse. The island's rugged terrains and camping areas make it an ideal destination for those seeking adventure.