Myall Lakes National Park, Australia, is a stunning landscape of sand dunes, rainforests, scrub and pristine waterways. It’s rich in birdlife and wildlife and it has a great selection of campgrounds. But the best way to show you its beauty … Continue reading Myall Lakes in Pictures
Mungo Brush Campground is right on the calm waters of Dombah Broadwater and a stone’s throw from the beach. It’s a popular campground with 78 sites suitable for tents, caravans and campervans. Reservations are recommended. Mungo Brush is close to … Continue reading Mungo Brush: Myall Lakes Camping
Myall Lakes National Park, three hours north of Sydney, is a mosaic of lakes, rivers, rainforests and beaches whose beauty is best enjoyed from its waterways and walking trails. The waters are perfect for swimming and during May to November you can watch migrating … Continue reading Myall Lakes Camping: 10 Campgrounds
Banksia Green campground is nestled behind the sand dunes so you can spend the days swimming, surfing, fishing, and kayaking. The surf is reached via a short sandy path through the sand dunes. If the surfs too rough, the calm waters … Continue reading Banksia Green: Myall Lakes Camping
Neranie is a picturesque campground on the sandy northern shores of Myall Lakes with 25 campsites and a designated swimming area. You have the option of lakeside or bush camping amongst the banksias. It is suitable for tents, caravans and campervans … Continue reading Neranie Campground: Myall Lakes Camping
At the south end of Bedarra Island lie the eight villas offered by Bedarra Resort. Each villa is nestled in the rainforest with ocean views. Two villas are on the beach. The interiors are understated elegance with oversized baths and … Continue reading Bedarra Resort
Bedarra Escapes is an elevated pole-home on the hillside between two beaches. With a master bedroom and two queen bedrooms spread over three levels, this property has space. The interior finishes are not as high-end as other accommodations on Bedarra Island, … Continue reading Bedarra Escapes
Bedarra Beachcombers is an open timber pole-home with cathedral ceilings built into the granite rocks. Two bedrooms make this property suitable for two couples. A private deck off both rooms and a large deck off the living room all offer … Continue reading Bedarra Beachcombers
Bedarra Beach House is an open pavilion style building with cathedral ceilings nestled high in the trees. Despite its name, Bedarra Beach House is situated on a hillside over the rocky shoreline between two beaches, not on the beach itself. … Continue reading Bedarra Beach House
Perched on a hill top, this bright airy pole home has 360 degree panoramic views. Architecturally designed with the tropics in mind, the walls fold right back to let in the sea breezes and the jaw-dropping tropical vistas, which can be … Continue reading Bedarra 360 Degrees, Bedarra Island
Bedarra Hideaway is a masterpiece by award winning architect Chris Van Dyke. Lovingly decorated by its former owner, renowned photographer Peter Lik, the interior is unique and elegant. The floors are of recycled railway sleepers and the ceilings of bleached … Continue reading Bedarra Hideaway on Bedarra Island
Bedarra Beach Villa sits amongst coconut palms on the most secluded beach of one of Queensland’s most secluded islands. But the story behind Bedarra Beach Villa is just as captivating as its setting. Landscape artist, Noel Wood, set off on a spontaneous adventure in his new … Continue reading Bedarra Beach Villa
