There are many islands directly north of Cape York Peninsula and, it would depend on which part of the tip of Cape York Peninsula you are looking from and, what you define as an island.
The two nearest islands from the sign-posted "tip" of Cape York Peninsula (the northern most point of the Australian mainland) would be York Island followed by Eborac Island, both within swimming distance if you can beat the sharks, the crocodiles and the tide, but these are little more than rocky outcrops.
The nearest relatively large and inhabited islands would be Prince of Wales Island, then Horn Island, then the most well known island would be Thursday Island, a little further on again.
used to be a peninsula now an island Cape Cod is still considered a peninsula because the canal that disconnects the cape from the rest of Massachusetts is man made
Cape Cod is a Peninsula that became an island after a canal was built Cape Cod isn't considered an island because the canal was man-made, it's still considered a Peninsula.
No. Cape York Peninsula is northeast of Alice Springs.
Directly to the west of Cape York Peninsula lies the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Thursday Island lies in Torres Strait, 39 north of the Queensland coast, between Cape York Peninsula and Papua New Guinea.
North Queensland is dominated by Cape York Peninsula.
Cape York Peninsula is located in far north Queensland.
Cape Karikari, Cape Wiwiki and Cape Brett are all just to the south of Cape Reinga on the east coast of North Island in New Zealand. North Island is one of the two main islands of New Zealand.
Cape York Peninsula is in Far North Queensland. The place it is frequently confused with is Yorke Peninsula in South Australia.
cape reinga i think
The Cape Reinga lighthouse, on Cape Reinga, lies at the northernmost tip of New Zealand's North Island.
No. A cape is the point of land that extends into a river, lake, or ocean.