Experience Stradbroke Island aka Straddie Qld
Welcome to Stradbroke Island!
Stradbroke Island is one of Australia's premier natural treasures and a perfect escape destination, conveniently located on Brisbane's doorstep.
One of the largest sand islands in the world, with kilometres or white sandy beaches fringing the island's eastern side. The calm waters of Moreton Bay lap against the shores of the Straddie island's Western fishing towns.
With an incredible diversity of experiences to offer and beautiful spots to explore, North and South Stradbroke Island's are popular holiday destination for families, couples and adventure-seekers alike.
Stradbroke Island's unspoilt beaches and headlands are perfect for swimming, surfing and fishing year round. Whale Watch, dolphins, turtles and manta rays can often be spotted from the spectacular North Gorge at the northern tip of the island. The island has been listed as one of the world's most ecologically important wetlands and has several freshwater lakes, waterways and lagoons.
The climate is subtropical, with sunshine almost all year round. Temperatures in coastal South- East Queensland range from an average of 20C in July to an average of 28C in February.
Your holiday on Stradbroke Island is sure to be a wonderful and unique experience you'll never forget. See QLD Australia at it's very best!
Stradbroke Island Accommodation
As Stradbroke Island has Two Islands, we have split this section into two: North Stradbroke Island Accommodation and South Stradbroke Island Accommodation.
Please select from the above Stradbroke Island accommodation pages for more information about resorts, holiday houses and apartments for holiday accomodation on Straddie.
Have You Booked Your Travel Insurance?
All you need for a perfect holiday on Stradbroke Island is your swimmers, buckets and spades, sunscreen and hats and travel insurance. For Australians holidaying on Stradbroke, domestic travel insurance gives peace of mind against unforeseen expenses should an emergency occur. Now you are ready, Straddie here you come!