The Quandamooka Aboriginal people have an ongoing connection to North Stradbroke Island going back more than 20,000 years
Category Archives: Stradbroke walks
Gorge Lookout and whales in July Stradbroke Island
Took the Bus from the Dunwich Jetty to Lookout Point, and then walked the Gorge Walk which starts where the bus stops. It takes about 30 minutes, longer if you stop to watch dolphins and whales and visit the blowhole, and stop to chat to others as they do the walk. It is an easyContinue reading “Gorge Lookout and whales in July Stradbroke Island”
My Clifftop Walk Lookout Point Stradbroke
Walking the Gorge Walk at Lookout Point North Stradbroke Island in the morning
Gorge Walk North Stradbroke Island
The Gorge Walk at Stradbroke Island is a beautiful walk along the cliff gorge with stunning views of the beaches on both sides of the Tip of the island
Sunset at Cylinder Beach Stradbroke Island
Cylinder Beach is a popular place to view the sunset, and sunrise, with full views over the beach as the sunsets over the water
28 km of Sandy Beach at Point Lookout
The sand beaches of North Stradbroke Island are isolated and almost uninhabited as you walk along the sands and water below Point Lookout
Gorge Walk..Point Lookout Sunrise
Point Lookout Gorge Walk has excellent wooden flooring and steps from which you can safely lookout over the water and for whales and dolphins in season
