ARTHUR BAY BEACH HOUSE
Magnetic Island
The Beach House is the only property in the whole of Arthur Bay, part of Magnetic Island in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. The beach is your front yard and 20 meters from the home. Your backyard is a national park with the largest population of koalas in northern Australia.
Along with koalas, whales visit the bay and there are friendly rock wallabies, possums, kookaburras and lorikeets that will enjoy a banana right from hand! There is a fringing reef in the bay that is great for snorkeling. Hiking trails run through the hills, and in the rainy season you can sit in natural pools under waterfalls. The Beach House at Arthur Bay is a truly unique home and magic location for the perfect family getaway.
The Beach House has four rooms each with their own bathrooms. There are two king bedrooms and two queen bedrooms, two bunk beds, and two fold out beds available. All rooms have recently installed air conditioners. There are two baths upstairs.
Indoors:
Air Conditioning
Bath Tubs x 2
Big Screen TV
Books
Bunk Beds
Clothes Dryer
Coffee Machine
Crockery and Cutlery
Dining Room
Dishwasher
DVD Player
Kitchen & Appliances
Kids Play Area
Laundry
Lounge Rooms x 3
Microwave Oven
Multiple TVs
No Smoking Rooms
Oven
Refrigerator/Freezer x 3
Showers x 4
Sound System
Stove
Toaster
Toys
TVs x 2
Washer/Dryer
Washing Machine
Wine Glasses
Wi-Fi
Outdoors:
Balconies
BBQ
Beachfront
Car Parking
Coral Reef
Covered Outdoor Area
Creek
Hiking Trails
Porches & Decks
Swimming Pool
Pool Loungers
Right above the Beach House is the famous Forts Walk where you are almost guaranteed to spot wild koalas.
The bay has a beautiful coral reef and creek. Kookaburras and Lorikeets that will feed out of your hand, and you may spot a whale or two.
Join Aquascene to snorkel the hidden bays, throw in a line, and see some wrecks of Magnetic Island
Enjoy a thrilling bareback ride with your horse in the cool, clear waters of the coral sea!
At Bungalow Bay Koala Park you can have an Aussie breakfast next to crocodile and hug a koala!
and so much more....
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