A world-first wave pool in regional Queensland is one step closer to becoming the state's next surfing mecca.
Mr Trevis expects between 100,000 and 300,000 visitors annually to the tourist park once it is up and running, which would make it one of the biggest tourism attractions in central Queensland.Although Surf Lakes has multiple projects across the globe, Yeppoon's tourism facility is the first to get all the relevant approvals to open commercially.
"[The wave pool] needs a new liner, the machine needs to be upgraded, there's no entrance facilities. A whole range of things that need to happen," he said."We've proven the technology, but the machine was only ever built as a prototype, so it needs a lot of work to be reliable as a commercial unit," he said.An artist's impression of the tourism hub at Surf Lakes near Yeppoon in Central Queensland.
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