Kingfisher Bay Resort Fraser Island
Kingfisher Bay Resort is World Heritage-listed Fraser Island’s premiere eco-accommodation. Nestled amongst tree-covered dunes, along the calm waters of the Great Sandy Strait, Kingfisher Bay Resort is the perfect springboard for fishing, swimming, bushwalking or four-wheel driving on the island.
The resort provides easy access to the island’s iconic sites, from swimming in the renowned Lake McKenzie to cruising along 75 Mile Beach, exploring the ruins of the Maheno shipwreck, or canoeing through the freshwater mangrove creeks. Offering a number of room configurations, the resort suits all styles and budgets; including Resort Hotel Rooms, Villas, Kingfisher Houses and Wilderness lodges. All rooms reflect the coastal environment and optimise the idyllic weather, with wide balconies to enjoy bay views, the surrounding wallum, and captivating birdsong.
Related Activities
Vision Walks | Hippy Trail Hinterland Tour
This is a fabulous 'hippy' journey through the magnificent Northern Rivers hinterland where you will check out markets, explore the hippy town of Nimbin and visit waterfalls.
Out of The Blue Adventures | Byron Bay Eco Cruise
Every sunset on the river is special. Feel the breeze cooling you on a summer afternoon as you watch the birds return to roost for the night. The river scenery is beautiful at this time of day with spectacular rainforest and mountain views.
Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre
The Gallery’s seven exhibition spaces present a dynamic program of historical to contemporary touring exhibitions, alongside exhibitions showcasing the work of regional and national artists presented exclusively at the Tweed Regional Gallery.
Lone Goat Gallery
Lone Goat Gallery is a contemporary art space, presenting emerging and established artists from the Northern Rivers region and beyond. Located in the Byron Bay Library building in downtown Byron Bay, just a short walk from Main Beach - a quiet cultural haven among the hubbub of town.