Top Things to do in North Stradbroke Island
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Discover the best top things to do in North Stradbroke Island, Australia including Straddie Adventures, North Gorge Walk, Straddie Kingfisher Tours, Scooters on Straddie, Brown Lake, Amity Point Beach.
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1. Straddie Adventures
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5.0 based on 93 reviews
Join us for an ultimate Straddie Adventure! Guided bay kayaking with a cultural twist and Sandboarding tours. Experience Straddie from a different perspective. Explore the waters off Straddie in a 2 person or single kayak. Keep an eye out for dolphins, turtles and tropical fish. Location changes with weather and tides. Sandboarding - "Snowboarding, Straddie style" - fun for all ages! We use real sandboards, so grab some wax and hit the sand dunes. Sit, stand or lie down - style is up to you! Want to explore Straddie at your own pace? Kayaks are available for hire. You can find us located at One mile. Phone ahead to check availability. Specialising in adventure tours since 1998. Contact us for an unique aboriginal cultural experience on your next Straddie holiday, group tours or school groups.Bookings essential. No experience required - just a sense of fun and adventure!
2. North Gorge Walk
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5.0 based on 747 reviews
Reviewed By 19KMC - Brisbane, Australia
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
3. Straddie Kingfisher Tours
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5.0 based on 53 reviews
We provide 4WD Eco tours on the beautiful North Stradbroke Island. It is best to go to our web site for all the options available to you and your group.
4. Scooters on Straddie
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Scooters on Straddie is a new company based out of Dunwich with the aim of giving people an easier and more thrilling way to travel around the Island. Creates vast accessibility whilst giving you a fantastic experience. Hire a scooter through us today! 18 + (minimum car license)
Reviewed By TramuntanaDiving - Port de Pollenca, Spain
My boyfriend and I hired a couple of scooters for half a day after diving at Manta Lodge back in February and, it's gotta be said, it was probably the highlight of our Stradbroke adventure. Tony was incredibly friendly and accommodating, the scooters were in great condition and easy to drive and, honestly, for an island the size of Straddie, they were the perfect way to get around - comfy, convenient and lots of fun. What more could you want? 100% recommend.
5. Brown Lake
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4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By SeeZC3 - North Stradbroke Island, Australia
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
6. Amity Point Beach
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4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By J2936PHmichaels - Brisbane, Australia
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
