Australia is approximately 3860 kilometres long from its most
northerly point to its most southerly point in Tasmania, and is
almost 4000 kilometres wide, from east to west. (Cape York
Peninsula, Queensland) |10° 41' 21" S||142° 31' 50" E| (Byron
Bay, New South Wales) |28° 38' 15" S||153° 38' 14" E| |South
(Mainland)||South Point (Wilson's Promontory, Victoria) |39°;
08' 20" S||146° 22' 26" E| |South||South East Cape |43° 38' 40"
S||146° 49' 30" E| (Shark Bay, Western Australia) |26° 09' 5"
S||113° 09' 18" E| Located in far-north Queensland, Cape York
Peninsula is one of Australia's most distinctive landforms. Its
isolation and rugged terrain makes the northern-most point of
the Australian mainland a popular destination for 4WD and
camping enthusiasts seeking to reach the so called Tip. They are
attracted also by the relatively pristine environment and
variety of functioning ecosystems ranging from undisturbed
coastal regions through to tropical rainforests and dry savannah
woodlands. Overall, Cape York Penin