With only 40 rooms and villas on Lizard Island, choose your private beach and enjoy days exploring the reef in or on the water.

Queensland
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1 Overview
2 Inclusions
3 Location & Access
4 Insider Advice
1Overview
Overview

With only 40 rooms and villas on Lizard Island, choose your private beach and enjoy days exploring the reef in or on the water. Complimentary motorised dinghy’s, kayaks, snorkelling gear and SUP boards are included, and you can enjoy gourmet picnic lunches while exploring the island. The resort’s ocean-view and beach villas have breathtaking views, some with private plunge pools, and there is a wonderful onsite spa. The food and wine experience on the island is second to none, with sunset beachside dining options and an excellent bar and restaurant to choose from. You’ll want for nothing at this all-inclusive luxury lodge.

Lizard Island Great Barrier Reef Dining Deck
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2Inclusions
What's Included
  • All meals
  • Unlimited non-alcoholic beverages
  • A fine selection of wine, beer, basic spirits and sparkling wine
  • Your own in-room mini bar, restocked daily
  • Deluxe picnic hampers for private beach outings
  • Access to your own private motorised dinghy
  • Unlimited use of stand-up paddle boards
  • Unlimited use of clear-view sea kayaks
  • Snorkelling gear for the duration of your stay
3Location & Access
Location & Access

Accessed from Cairns by a one hour scenic flight over the Great Barrier Reef

4Insider Advice
What You Need to Know
Best Room

Oceanview plunge pool villa

Suitable For

Couples, families with children aged over 10

Best Nearby Walk

Blue Lagoon Walk and the Cook’s Lookout Walk (4km each)

Best Nearby Park

Lizard Island is a National Park, and it’s all yours to share with only a handful of guests

Best Food & Wine Experience

Enjoy a gourmet picnic on your own private beach for that Robinson Crusoe feeling

Best Place for Relaxation

Essentia Day Spa, or just choose any beach!

Season

Open year-round; April-October is best to avoid the heat and humidity of the wet season and stingers

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