Whale Watching North Stradbroke Island

Stradbroke Island boasts of its pristine beaches and headlands are ideal for swimming, surfing and fishing. Moreover, the spectacular shore in South-east Queensland is mostly a popular venue to enjoy whale watching North Stradbroke Island. Whale watching in North Stradbroke Island is by far the most rewarding adventure you can experience while staying in our Stradbroke accommodation. Holiday makers at the Whale Watch Resort can catch a glimpse of hump back whales passing the North Gorge Headland from Antarctica to their calving grounds near the Great Barrier Reef, with the best time being during June to November each year. Whale Watch Resort is set in an elevated area which provides the most excellent spot for whale watching. Great whales, dolphins, turtles and manta rays are just some of the amazing varieties of marine animals you’ll be able to see while whale watching North Stradbroke Island.

Guests visiting our accommodation in North Stradbroke Island can bask in holiday pleasure at the kilometres of white sandy shores and sparkling beaches surrounding Stradbroke Island. The North Stradbroke accommodation provides holiday makers a quick and direct beach access from the resort by means of an exclusive pathway through the sand dunes that leads to the beach. Apart from whale watching North Stradbroke Island, the marvellous shores in North Stradbroke Island is also perfect for swimming and surfing. Main Beach, Cylinder Beach as well as Frenchman’s Beach are some of the most favourite surfing destinations in North Stradbroke Island.

Holiday makers at the Whale Watch Ocean Beach Resort can indulge in a scrumptious hearty meal at Point Lookout Surf Club. Vacationers can also visit other famous tourist attractions in the region such as Captains Cook's Lookout, the Blowhole and North Gorge Headlands Walk.