North Stradbroke Island Review

Queensland is like a poetic masterpiece that satisfies the infinite imagination of the paradise. The pure vast sea, quiet vacation time, and a wide variety of Australian wildlife all highlight the unique charm of this sand island

North Streepbrooke Island (North Stradbroke Island) has always been regarded as one of the first choices for a weekend holiday. Compared with Morton Island, it is not famous in Chinese circles, but it has always been the first choice for many local weekend trips. The beach scenery is first class, and the waves are also very popular with surfers' paradise!

It is relatively clean and there are few people, suitable for a holiday here. The beach coastline is not as long as Gold Coast, the scenery is beautiful and the natural scenery. If the weather is good, it is recommended to bring sunscreen and flip flops. There may be wild kangaroos or sand kangaroos.

beautiful location recommend for an affordable holiday

Travel to Point Lookout Nth Stradbroke Island without a motor caryou can travel to North Stradbroke Island by catching a train to Cleveland from Brisbane.You get off at the terminus at Cleveland & buses meet the trains.There is the free Stradbroke Flyer bus to the ferry & another bus that go to Stradbroke Water Taxi.If you have a Seniors Card you can use this to obtain a reduced fare.Both water taxi companies travel hourly.Check online for time tables.The trip to the island takes approximately 25 minutes and stops at Dunwich where the bus meets both water taxis and the bus travels to Point Lookout ( about 15 minutes) and this bus connects with a bus that travels to Amity Point.The buses from Point Lookout travel on the hour back to Dunwich to connect with both the water taxis which in turn meet the bus at Cleveland & travel to the train station at Cleveland.Check with the bus at Dunwich about a tourist pass tickets that allow you to travel on and off the bus all day.