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Reflections at Point Lookout

Amity, QLD

Reflections at Point Lookout sits on Cutter Street in Amity, North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Queensland. This accommodation serves travellers seeking an island escape roughly 30 kilometres offshore from Brisbane and the Gold Coast. North Stradbroke Island attracts families, couples, and nature-focused weekenders drawn to whale watching (June to November), surf breaks, coastal walks, and freshwater lakes. Point Lookout, the island's main settlement, offers cafes, dive operators, and headland walks with panoramic ocean views. Amity itself is a quieter beachside village on the western shore, ideal for those wanting a peaceful base while exploring the island's eastern beaches and gorges. Vehicular ferry access from Cleveland makes this a practical getaway for Southeast Queensland residents and visitors.

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Onsite parkingWiFi availableKitchen facilitiesSuitable for familiesIsland beach access

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Frequently asked

Where exactly is Reflections at Point Lookout?

It's located at 16 Cutter Street in Amity, the western village of North Stradbroke Island, Queensland. Amity is approximately 3 kilometres from Point Lookout township on the island's eastern side.

How do I reach North Stradbroke Island?

Take the vehicular or water taxi ferry from Cleveland (Brisbane's bayside). The vehicle barge takes about 45 minutes, landing at Dunwich. Amity is a short drive north from the Dunwich terminal.

What's nearby to see and do?

Point Lookout headland walks, Cylinder Beach and Main Beach for surfing, North Gorge Walk for whale watching, Blue Lake and Brown Lake for swimming, and coastal bushwalking tracks. Amity village has a jetty, general store, and calm bay waters.

Is it suitable for families?

Yes, North Stradbroke Island is popular with families for its safe swimming beaches, lakes, and nature-based activities. Amity's protected bay is calmer than the ocean surf beaches.

When is whale watching season?

Humpback whales migrate past North Stradbroke Island from June through November, with peak sightings typically in August and September from the Point Lookout headlands.