North Stradbroke Island, traditionally known as Minjerribah, along with the smaller South Stradbroke Island, makes up what is collectively referred to as Stradbroke Island within Moreton Bay in Queensland. While in Straddie, you can watch migratory whales from the shore, learn about the original clans who are custodians of the area, soak in local culture and enjoy local cuisine.
The second largest sand island in the world, Stradbroke Island offers many an interesting outdoor experience. Explore the gorgeous white beaches, head to a national park to admire local flora and fauna, go fishing at Home Beach, or head to the golf club for a game. At night, enjoy time under clear skies that offer excellent star visibility.
What attracts travellers to the island are its coastal beauty and authentic Aussie experience. Visitors wishing to go a step further can choose to stay in Stradbroke Island holiday homes typical of the region, such as sea-view properties, traditional beach shacks, or pet-friendly villas. Enjoy a true-blue Straddie experience both indoors and outdoors.
