Discover the best top things to do in North Stradbroke Island, Australia including North Gorge Walk, Frenchman's Beach, Brown Lake, Cylinder Beach, Amity Point Jetty, Amity Point Beach, Blue Lake National Park, Dunwich Cemetery, Myora Springs Conservation Area.
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5.0 based on 747 reviews
Absolutely beautiful, the most amazing views omg the ocean. It was very family friendly and easy to navigate, although there were a few stairs we were still able to take our big beach cart and help each other to go up and down stairs. We saw lots of cute kangaroo families which was a bonus and was so nice to experience a rich culture of traditional aboriginal(Quandamooka) people’s home land. We took the local bus there, it took us from the ferry terminal and dropped us right to the start of the walk, we got an all day bus pass for $10 and Winnie was free. We first stopped in at cylinder beach for a swim and lunch which was really lovely clear water and a decent pocket of water to swim in that’s protected by a sand bar, so it was nice flat water to swim in. There was also a ice cream truck and a smoothie/ juice truck which was nice to know you could get something. It was a lovely day out, really enjoyed it and I’m dying to stay over there!! the Cees xx
4.5 based on 107 reviews
It's a short drive but worth the effort. The cool water and vast expanse of beauty makes this a great place for a family picnic
4.5 based on 153 reviews
There are 2 patrolled beaches on North Stradbroke Island, Main Beach and Cylinder Beach. Whilst Main Beach might be great for a surf, Cylinder Beach is the spot to relax. Put up your sunshelter and make a day of it, relaxing in the crystal clear water. The kids can paddle around and you can even grab a coffee from the permanent coffee van located near the beach.
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Early morning fishermen and young teenagers doing bomies into the water...nothing relaxes me more than summer holidays...got some great photos of the pelicans sitting on the swimming enclosure pylons too...was a great place
4.5 based on 20 reviews
This beach at low tide would have to be one of my favorites and I've been around. Strewn with logs the gently curved protected bay joins onto flinders beach as you walk around the bend. At one end it starts at a Carpark where the rock wall which goes all the way to the jetty starts. There's no waves but it's sensible to act like a merest here because of no nets etc
4.0 based on 76 reviews
We took the Kaboora track, a very nice walk to and from the lake lookout. Although the information board warns about open canopy making it hot during the day, this was not our experience. For most of the way, there is good shade. The vegetation was nice. We saw very few birds, probably because we did not get there early in the morning. The track is good and, apart from a couple of places with soft sand, very easy indeed.
4.0 based on 42 reviews
After cycling from point lookout I headed here to catch a breather under an eucalyptus tree..the grass was lovely plush and soft,sun rays gently coming through the leaves..I dozed off and had a deep peaceful sleep ???? I love that park...good vibes
4.0 based on 28 reviews
When I cycle down this way this is my first stop off for quick snack and put my feet in the water...I love the tranquility of this place,sitting here my mind wonders to good places...I feel content ????????????
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