Orpheus Island Lodge

The island is a great choice for those interested in seeing the Great Barrier Reef. There are many diving sites in the area, home to 1100 of the 1500 species of fish typical of the world's largest reef. The island itself has an area of 1000 hectares are located in a national park, and its greatest attraction is exploring the underwater world during snorkeling trips organized daily. It is also worth diving off the shores of Pelorus Island, which is located 800 m north of Orpheus Island and is surrounded by a beautiful coral reef. You can also rent a boat and go on a private expedition to places up to 75 minutes away. While kayaking, guests can see the beautiful mangroves right on the shores of the island. Visit Hinchinbrook Island, famous for its Zoe Falls and saltwater crocodiles, and walk through its rainforest.

There is a research center on Orpheus Island, allowing you to learn a lot about the local environment. The luxurious lodge accommodates only 28 people, guaranteeing privacy. You can relax on one of the many available beaches or by the 25 x 15 m infinity pool. The rooms and luxurious suites overlook the Coral Sea. Gourmets will be interested in the offer of dishes prepared by chef Paul Wilson, who gained experience in Michelin-starred restaurants. His restaurant won the Chef's Hat award and was included in the 2019 Australian Good Food Guide.

Gourmets can also order a 6-course tasting menu, which can be enjoyed on the seaside pier under the starry sky. The name of the luxury spa means "rest and peace" in the Aboriginal language. These are the words that best describe the effect of treatments based on Li'tya products, prepared from ecological ingredients.