




π QLD
12-metre monument in Emu Park with wind-activated organ pipes commemorating Captain Cook's 1770 voyage along the Queensland coast. Distinctive public art installation offering coastal views.
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2 months ago
Nice walking area.... Memorial walk and board walk.. Windy days are good for the singing ship
3 months ago
Honestly.... Came for a quick look, stayed way longer than planned. Sunrise showing off, ocean doing its thing, and the Singing Ship humming like it knows itβs the main character. Low effort, high reward. Go. π«Άπ½
5 months ago
A very calm and peaceful place to sit and listen to the wind making some lovely noises with wirh flutes in the ship mast. This spot has pathways to walk to the memorial site and to the beaches nearby. You can also choose to just sit in a shady bench and feel the breeze.
10 months ago
Lovely stroll with stunning views leading up to the Singing Ship. Easy walk, relaxing atmosphere, and the monument is unique β especially when the wind makes it sing.
12 months ago
Eleven plus years since last visit. A lot of changes all for the better. The walkway is a good way to approach. The whole area is clean and tidy and well presented it was breezy during our visit and the ship was singing and the birds squawking. Nice place to take a stroll and remember what those generation sacrificed for us.
Singing Ship is in QLD, Australia. GPS: -23.25620, 150.82913.
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