Lady Elliot Island

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Lady Elliot Island Description

Lady Elliot Island, a tiny coral island (42ha) with a small airstrip for light aircraft (coming from Bundaberg, 80km away). It is named after the Lady Elliot, a ship which ran aground on the reef off Hinchinbrook Island in 1812.

Lady Elliot Island is a happy hunting ground for experienced divers, with many wrecks to be explored. The underwater world can be seen, less strenuously, from a glass-bottomed boat. Also over 50 species of birds.

Hobbies & Activities category: Airport; Cruises - sightseeing by boat; Scuba or snorkel opportunity; Region with significant interests

Address

Bundaberg Regional Visitor Information Centre
Box 930
Bundaberg, QLD 4670
Australia

http://undaberg.qld.gov.au/discover/visitors