Amity Point Holiday Cabins & Accommodation

The calm, aqua waters of Moreton Bay at Amity Point make this secluded holiday destination ideal for snorkellers, anglers, and swimmers. Homey beach houses, sea shanties, and luxurious villas sit along the coastline overlooking the glistening waves of the Coral Sea on the tip of North Stradbroke Island.

Getting to your Amity Point Accommodation

Overlooking the calm waters of Moreton Bay, Amity Point is located on North Stradbroke Island, not far from the city of Brisbane. Regular trains run from Brisbane Airport and other central stations to mainland Cleveland in less than two hours. From here, passenger and vehicular ferries depart regularly for North Stradbroke Island. Board your ferry at Cleveland’s Toondah Harbour and enjoy the ride.

Ferries depart hourly and the trip to Dunwich harbour on North Stradbroke Island takes about 50min. From here, a 15min drive or a short bus ride brings you straight to your Amity Point accommodation. Alternative transport forms on the island include water taxis, scooters, and comfortable, private mini-bus shuttles. Just make sure not to arrive too late, as transport options tend to get scarce in the late evening.

Where to eat on your Amity Point holiday

Visitors vacationing to Amity Point can cruise the ocean on the Kooringal Ferry, a relaxing two-hour journey that ends at Victoria Point. There, guests can enjoy fine dining at the Courthouse Restaurant. Try the scallops caught fresh from Hervey Bay, or the nut-crusted barramundi with lemon and chive sauce, and savour a glass of champagne in the garden as you watch the sun set. Excellent service and romantic ambience make the Courthouse well worth the trip.

Discover history on the North Stradbroke Island Heritage Trail

Explore the rich cultural history of Amity Point on the North Stradbroke Island Heritage Trail. See up to 30 island landmarks on foot or by car, including Anzac Park, Convict Causeway, and Cook’s Seat.

Step into the past at the Dunwich cemetery, one of the earliest surviving cemeteries in Queensland, or witness the coastal beauty at Point Lookout Lighthouse, which was constructed in 1932 and is still active.

Family Holidays in Amity Point

With its laid-back charm and breathtaking views over Moreton bay, the quaint fishing village of Amity Point has become a popular holiday spot for families. Beach bungalows, waterfront cottages, and coastal cabins are just some of the accommodation options in Amity Point.

The ocean and beach of Amity Point offer the very best swimming conditions for families with kids. The waters are calm and the swimming area is protected by a safety enclosure. After a refreshing swim, take a stroll down Amity Point Jetty. From here, enjoy the beautiful ocean views and keep an eye out for the dolphins that frequently come to play near the jetty.

There are plenty of further attractions in Amity Point. Visit the cool, forested park near the beach, where you can get up close to koala bears. Or enjoy the sailing and fishing facilities by the water. Toilets, showers, playgrounds, and BBQ facilities ensure that you make the most of your family holidays in Amity Point.

Spend a day in the sun and sand at Amity Point Beach

The calm waters of Amity Point Beach are perfect for young swimmers to gather their bearings and explore the ocean for sea treasures. The 12km walk from Amity Point to Amity Lookout is ideal for travellers seeking a relaxed excursion along the water's edge.

Visitors can enjoy the sights of dolphins dancing in the waves at sunset. The turquoise coastline is great for snorkelling or camping out overnight on the grounds.

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