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The tiny coral cay of Wilson Island is part of the Great Barrier Reef. Its pristine reefs and beach environments include rare turtle and bird breeding grounds. Those that are drawn here will love its natural beauty, its seclusion and the freedom from modern-day living adds to its appeal. Visitors can be at one with nature, in comfortable designer-inspired tent accommodation, for a maximum of just 12 guests. Wilson Island is a natural hideaway with a divine sweep of caster sugar sands that is home to turtles and birds. Off shore waters offer exceptional snorkelling, whilst on land, guests can enjoy bird watching, island and reef walks or simply relaxing within a peaceful natural setting. All make Wilson Island both unique and wonderful.
Ask our expert Chris Hawkins about the Wilson Island
Chris HawkinsAustralian Holiday Specialist
Chris knows some real hidden gems, he has ideas galore for great self drives and knows exactly what is needed to make a real tailor made Australian holiday.
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Highlights & Inclusions
- Unique fixed tent accommodation
- Secluded and exclusive
- A barefoot nature experience
- Fabulous beaches
- Stunning views and outlooks
Accommodation is in six designer inspired permanent tents, all with reef and ocean outlooks, and providing ultimate comfort. Solar power allows for hot showers and other creature comforts can be enjoyed in the central amenities building. Each tent has its own designated private shower and dressing area in the Washhouse, only a short stroll away. Toilets and vanities are also located in this building.
It is in this natural environment that you can experience the wonder of watching Green and Loggerhead turtles laying their eggs or their baby hatchlings emerging from their nests (in season)
Other activities you can enjoy include Nature Walks, kayaking, snorkelling off the beach and bird watching (please note the island is closed in Jan and February for nesting season)
The central dining and relaxation area can be found in the Long House, featuring the long table, where most meals are enjoyed, a large comfortable banquette seating area for relaxing and socialising and an open kitchen. Guests are encouraged to treat the Longhouse as their own home, helping themselves to beverages and snacks as they please. A Community Tent, with open sides, large comfortable day beds, a selection of magazines and binoculars provides guests the perfect place to relax, chill out, and enjoy the stunning ocean, reef and sunset views! This is a unique place to stay and perfect for those with the outdoor spirit
