Stradbroke Islands

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Stradbroke Islands Description

North and South Stradbroke islands were a single island until 1896, when a cyclone swept away the sandbank between the two, leaving a channel which was given the name of Jumpinpin. There are ferries (cars carried) from Redland Bay and Cleveland to Dunwich on North Stradbroke Island and day trips from Southport to South Stradbroke Island.

Hobbies & Activities category: Region with significant interests

Stradbroke Islands Highlights

North Stradbroke Island

North Stradbroke Island, affectionately known as 'Straddie', is a popular holiday island on Moreton Bay. The normal population of 3000 is increased at the height of the holiday season by up to 40

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Blue Lake National Park

500ha

Blue Lake National Park is centered on Lake Kaboora, which is surrounded by eucalyptus woodland. From the entrance to the park it is a half-hour walk to the lake and the surf beach (Main Beach).

South Stradbroke Island

The long and almost uninhabited South Stradbroke Island extends southwards, near to Southport on the Gold Coast, with excellent facilities for water sports in the sheltered Broadwater.

Address

Stradbroke Island Tourist Information Centre
Box 1021
Cleveland, QLD 4163
Australia

http://www.stradbroketourism.com