Fitzroy Island Resort

Fitzroy Island with its 340 hectares, this island packs far more than meets the eye – one resort, two restaurants, a National Park and a whole lot of activities to keep the family, friends and couples busy. Lots of different room styles that range from resort studios, suites, 2 bedrooms and beach cabins! All with different views or lush gardens/rainforest or beach views. Nudey beach is only 1km from the resort, easy walk. Just remember, it’s nudey Beach by name only

Fitzroy was once part of mainland Australia. The island is largely untouched and a protected National Park, with walking tracks through the rainforest and beautiful beaches. Fitzroy is almost completely surrounded by coral reef, making it an excellent place for snorkelling. Fitzroy has a steep mountain and two main walking trails that lead to beautiful lookouts.

Location 

Located 45 minutes from Cairns in Tropical North Queensland, Fitzroy Island is easily reached by regular ferry transfers on the air-conditioned Fitzroy Flyer.

Facilities 

Outdoor pool & spa
Swim up pool bar
Arcade games room
Children’s play room
Movie theatre
Turtle Rehabilitation Centre
24-hour reception
Tour desk
General store
Zephyr restaurant
Foxy’s Bar

Wi-Fi is available for a small fee in the Resort reception. Due to the location of the island, Wi-Fi access can be unpredictable.

Rooms

Resort Studio - 

Great value room for couples or friends, with Queen or Twin Beds
Resort Studio Rooms are 32 sqm and are suitable for Twin or Queen size bedding and have limited views of the rainforest.
Air-conditioned rooms with ceiling fan, plasma TV, en-suite marble tiled bathroom with shower, tea and coffee facilities, small desk and mini bar fridge.
Use of shared guest laundry and lifts to all floors.
Sleeps a maximum of 2 guests.

Island Suite - 

Luxuriously appointed spacious one bedroom suite with separate dining and balcony.
Located on the ground floor and level 2, our Island Suites are a spacious one-bedroom suite, 71sqm in size. Each Island Suite includes a generous balcony, kitchenette with microwave, toaster and full size fridge as well as tea and coffee facilities. Each suite is air-conditioned with ceiling fans in rooms, Queen Size bed, plasma TV, lounge and dining area, en suite black marble tiled bathroom.
Use of shared guest laundry with lifts to all floors.
Sleeps up to 4 (extra guests sleep on a sofa bed which may not be suitable for two adults).

Two Bedroom Suite - 

Consists of an Island Suite and a Resort Studio Room adjoining with a shared entrance, kitchenette and balcony.
Our Two Bedroom Suites consists of an adjoining Island Suite and a Resort Studio Room with a shared common entrance. The Island Suite also has a kitchenette, dining area and balcony.
The Two bedroom Suites feature a microwave, toaster and full-size fridge plus tea and coffee facilities in the kitchenette. Air-conditioned with ceiling fans in both rooms, 2 plasma TV’s, shared lounge and dining area, en suite black marble tiled bathroom with shower.
Please note these rooms are not interconnected but adjoining with a common breezeway.
Use of shared guest laundry with lifts to all floors.
Sleeps 4 to 6 guests (bedding Queen, Twin and Sofa Bed

Beach Cabin - 

Boasting beautiful views across Welcome Bay, the Beach Cabin offers a queen bedroom and separate twin bedroom. Be quick they book out fast!
Two bedrooms, generous balcony and beautiful views across Welcome Bay, plasma TV, tea and coffee facilities.
The Cabins are located right on the beach; walk directly from the front balcony to the Beach. Air-conditioned with ceiling fans, Queen size bed and separate bedroom with twin beds. The Cabins are ideal for a romantic getaway or a family with small children.
Use of shared guest laundry.
Sleeps up to 4 guests (Queen and 2 single beds).

Brisbane is a dynamic river city. Urban villages, each with their personality to experience tease the river’s edge as it winds its way through the city. The CBD offers awarding-winning food and an extensive calendar of events. Head over to the South Bank and find 17-hectares of lush green parkland, stunning river views and the hub of the art scene. In Paddington stroll, cute Queenslander cottages turned shops and party late into the night in Fortitude Valley. No matter where you are the warm and welcoming locals are always ready to help you around the sunshine capital.

In summer the crowds may flock to the wide sandy beaches of the Gold Coast but, it is also the perfect time to venture inland and explore all the beauty the hinterland has to offer. The green behind the gold or Queensland’s Emerald City is often a forgotten land. Famous for unspoilt World Heritage sites, charming mountain villages, emerging arts and crafts, award-winning wineries and sweeping coastal views, the Gold’ Coast’s hinterland is a treasure trove waiting to explore.

Rich in diversity the Sunshine Coast is an abundance of natural beauty, beachside culture, amazing food and immersive encounters that will take your breath away. From the Glass House Mountains and rainforests in the hinterland to the mangroves and salt marshes along the coastline, the Sunshine Coast is brimming with rich ecosystems that you won't find anywhere else. A vibrant beach culture stretches along the 100km plus stretch of pristine sandy beaches, where you can jump on a wave, play beach sports or swim in the deep blue ocean. Coastal areas are well equipped, with numerous patrolled beaches along the Sunshine Coast.

Head further north to the Whitsundays and one of the area’s best-loved island resorts, Daydream Island. Closed in 2017 due to Tropical Cyclone, Debbie, the resort is back!  Daydream Island is a nice and compact island, one kilometre in length and 400 metre-wide so you can walk around the island or grab a kayak and circumnavigate for an alternative view. There is great snorkelling just off the beach and of course, it is a great launchpad if you wanted to explore some of the other 73 islands of the Whitsundays.

Go a little further north to the wet tropics of far North Queensland and visit Port Douglas. Where the rainforest meets the reef. The perfect base to see the local attractions including the World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef, Daintree Rainforest, Cape Tribulation and more!

Experience Mossman Gorge, a 20-minutes’ drive from Port Douglas, Mossman Gorge is the oldest, continuously surviving rainforest on earth. Nestled in the World Heritage Listed Daintree National Park, it is one of the few places in Australia where visitors can gain an insight into the lives, culture and beliefs of Australia’s indigenous population and their connection to the natural environment.

Advertised package is land only and excludes airfares. Price is per room with max 2 adults in a Hotel Studio room and 2 adults and 2 children under 13yrs in a Island Suite using a Sofa Bed for children

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