Coochiemudlo Island

Description

Coochiemudlo Island is a small piece of paradise that sits like a pearl in the shell of Moreton Bay. Its relatively small size is one of its most endearing features, as the island is easily explored in a day. But don't rush, because taking it easy is what Coochiemudlo is all about. You'll find stepping off the ferry onto the island's shores is a little like stripping back the years and landing in a more relaxed and unhurried time. It really is a place for everyone who enjoys the pleasures of kicking back and leaving the world behind.

The island is ringed by more than four kilometres of beautiful safe beaches, making it the perfect family destination. Plus, there's so much to do. Take a stroll along one of the beaches and enjoy the peace, or maybe play a game of beach cricket with the kids. Take a dip in the clear and refreshing sea after lazing in the sun for a while. Do a spot of fishing and then cook your catch on one of the free electric barbecues. Sit back with a cool drink in hand and watch the sail boats cruise on by. If you are feeling more energetic, there are tennis courts, croquet green, a cricket field and a golf course to enjoy.

But whatever you do, and whatever you get up to, just be sure you leave on the latest ferry you can.

Coochiemudlo can be accessed by ferry from Victoria Point, about an hour's drive east from the Brisbane CBD.

Property Details

Activities

• Camping
• Canoeing
• Cycling
• Fishing
• Golfing
• Surfing

Other Information

Children:
There are numerous activities aimed at children across Coochiemudlo Island. Most are activity based and require parental supervision.

Disabled:
Not all locations on the Island offer disabled facilities, however toilets, carparks and wheelchair access can be found.

Further Details:
The Coochiemudlo barge service operates constantly from approximately 6.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. seven days a week. Costs do apply.

How To Get There:
About 40 kilometres south east of Brisbane, Coochiemudlo must be accessed via Ferry. From Brisbane take Cleveland Road towards Victoria Point. At the main traffic lights in Victoria Point there is a signpost to the Coochiemudlo Island Ferry.