Bay, a popular port of call for "yachties" with 400 floating marina berths catering for vessels up to 35 metres in length. Rosslyn Bay also offers fine dining, maintained parklands, and short-and-longterm accommodation. The main resort on Great Keppel Island has been closed for ten years, and has been long awaiting redevelopment. Currently the old resort shell is being demolished and taken away as per the lease conditions because the 162-hectare land holding has been listed for sale. The adjoining 600-hectare land on the island has environmental approvals for freehold villas. Alternative accommodation and camping is still available. Fast-Cats depart regularly from Rosslyn Bay, and day-trippers are welcome on the island. At the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef, beyond the traditional scope of the region are Heron Island and Lady Elliot Island, which provide snorkelling and diving opportunities and are accessible from Gladstone. Lady Musgrave Island is uninhabited but overnight camping is permitted. The community based tourism website Yeppoon, Capricorn Coast, features all the Capricorn Coast has to offer and is growing every day. After a ten-year downturn in tourism the town was lacking the publicity needed to get the coast back on the map for travellers. After a public scolding on social media from those disappointed by a lack of support the tax/ratepayer funded local tourism body offered coastal businesses (by only focusing on paid members) a small group of community members took matters into their own hands and created a comprehensive site about the coast. The site also has a growing social media presence (Facebook & Instagram). See also Regions of Queensland References External links Regions of Queensland Rockhampton