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Luxury Lodges and a Great Walk with Superb Lizard Island Silky Oaks Lodge Cairns luxury lodges AND Crystalbrook Lodge Brisbane AT A GLANCE Spicers Peak Lodge A GREAT WALK (TRAVEL TIME) With superb conditions all year round, Queensland is the perfect > Cairns to Crystalbrook – transfers from Cairns or Port Douglas are recommended destination to immerse in the colours and experience of the outback, by either fixed wing aircraft or helicopter rainforest and reef. (3 hours by road) > Cairns to Lizard Island – it is a short 60 From coral reef to rainforest to rugged outback, this vast state offers every opportunity minute scenic flight transfer to Lizard for adventure and unique Australian experiences combined with a number of luxury Island. Alternatively, a private charter lodge accommodations and a personal connection with the people, produce, wildlife can be arranged and landscapes. > Drive Cairns to Silky Oaks Lodge (70 mins) > Drive Brisbane to Scenic Rim Trail (2 hours) CRYSTALBROOK LODGE Hidden in the rugged outback of North > Birdwatch or fish from the lodge’s silent Queensland and catering to only 10 guests, electric boat; kayak on the lake; or go heli- Crystalbrook Lodge is an oasis of luxury fishing in the gulf rivers. perched over the spectacular Crystalbrook > Explore the bush and discover native wildlife Lake. The lake is a haven to a staggering along the numerous bush trails surrounding range of wildlife including birds, freshwater the lake. crocodiles and fish. Only a 40 minute flight (or 3 hour drive) from Cairns, the lodge is > Visit Chillagoe, one of the most diverse part of the historic 85,000 acre Crystalbrook geological areas in the world, to see the Station and a luxurious base from which to extraordinary Mungana Rock Art, or take explore this remote outback region. a private tour of one of the impressive limestone caves of the area. SILKY OAKS LODGE Silky Oaks Lodge and Healing Waters Spa > Explore extensive hiking trails leading is located in a stunning riverside location from the Lodge into the adjacent Daintree adjoining one of the oldest living rainforests National Park. in the World Heritage listed Daintree National > Journey by helicopter from the Lodge Park. It is an ideal base from which to explore helipad to the beautiful coral cays of the Far North Queensland. The advanced Great Barrier Reef. eco lodge comprises the renowned open sided Treehouse restaurant, contemporary > Experience the Gorge Dreamtime accommodation and the highly lauded Walk from the Lodge to the Mossman Healing Waters Spa. Gorge with the Kuku Yalanji people, the traditional owners of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. LIZARD ISLAND RESORT Lizard Island is a remote island retreat, the > Experience some of the best snorkelling northern-most reef resort on the Great Barrier and diving the reef can offer including the Reef. With twenty-four undisturbed white famous Cod Hole and giant clam gardens. sand beaches and surrounded by turquoise > Pack a picnic and explore 1,000 hectares water, this tropical paradise offers the of national park and 24 white powdery ultimate active reef experience. sand beaches. With 40 understated luxury suites and > Spend a day discovering the nearby Ribbon pavilions, five star cuisine and indulgent spa Reefs, renowned for some of the best big treatments, Lizard Island is the ideal base for a game fishing in the world. quintessential active reef experience. SCENIC RIM TRAIL The Scenic Rim Trail is a unique 4 day, At the end of each day luxury accommodation 3 night walk covering 33km (20 miles) of awaits in safari-style tents with king size beds wilderness and moderate grade terrain. and fine linen culminating with one night in the luxurious Spicers Peak Lodge. From the Main Range National Park, famous for its collection of mountains, ridges, forests > Discover a region that contains more than and ancient volcanic plateaus, experienced 30,000 hectares of parkland, numerous guides will lead you through the Scenic Rim state forests and national parks. region, home to unique plants, animals and > Explore a stunning collection of mountains, distinctive vegetation types. The mountains ridges, escarpments, forests and ancient preserve links to Australia’s ancient past, volcanic plateaus. while one of Australia’s two species of lyrebird inhabits the region’s rainforest and wet > Learn the stories, rituals and traditions of eucalypt forests. the indigenous inhabitants woven around the natural environment, highlighting their connection to a living landscape. SUGGESTED TRIP EXTENSIONS qualia, Hamilton Island unique. It is designed to challenge all levels qualia is a unique expression of world-class of golf enthusiast, from the casual player to luxury, situated on the secluded northern- professional, in a series of holes strung along most tip of the island. This immaculate resort ridges and played across steep valleys. immerses you in a tranquil atmosphere, offering personalised and intuitive service. Spicers Peak Lodge, With outstanding attention to design and an Queensland’s High Country exceptional spa, the qualia experience is one Located less than two hours from Brisbane, of deep sensory sophistication. Main Range National Park is a World Heritage- listed wilderness area. Perched on the Hamilton Island Golf Club, Dent Island mountain-top above the national park, the Perched at the edge of the Great Barrier Reef, luxurious Spicers Peak Lodge, last stop on the Hamilton Island Golf Club is one of the the Scenic Rim Trail, is spectacularly located most spectacular in the world. As the only on 8,000 acres taking advantage of the championship course on its own island in breathtaking views and wilderness location. Australia, Hamilton Island Golf Club is truly www.greatgolfaustralia.com.au ULTIMATEWINERYEXPERIENCES.C OM.AU www.luxurylodgesofaustralia.com.au This itinerary has been designed to connect travellers with unique and compelling experiences aligned to their specific interests – world class golf courses, exclusive guided walks, beyond the cellar door winery experiences and signature luxury lodges that each define Australia’s hospitality and diversity of experience..
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