Orpheus Island South Room
Welcome to the stunning all-inclusive Orpheus Island on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. This unspoilt tropical paradise accommodates only 28 people.
The Orpheus Island lodge location is surrounded by over one thousand hectares of National Park. Accommodation is limited to fourteen rooms, including suites and villas.
Furthermore, there is a 25-metre infinity pool for guests to enjoy during their stay on the island.
The South Rooms are bungalow-style design. Located very close to the water’s edge, you’ll have complete privacy. Additionally, you’ll be surrounded by lush, tropical gardens.
Daily Experiences
The activities on Orpheus Island Great Barrier Reef are complimentary and included in your stay. There are many once-in-a-lifetime experiences to be had. For example;
- Guided snorkelling tours
- Take a motorised dinghy and explore one of the many neighbouring beaches.
- Stand-up paddleboarding
- kayaking through the mangroves
- Go Sailing on one of the islands. catamarans
Next, explore the Forests and woodlands on Orpheus Island home to many native mammals and bird species. Also, there are many walking trails on the island to explore.
Food and Wine
First On arrival, you will meet with the Executive Chef. To discuss your food preferences and dietary requirements.
During a stay on the island, guests are treated to gourmet breakfasts, shared tapas-style lunches and incredible degustation dinners.
The light, contemporary, daily-changing menu flaunts region’s local produce—a true food lover’s paradise. In fact, Orpheus Island was awarded a Chef’s hat in 2019.
The Orpheus wine cellar creates harmony between cuisine, climate and environment. Guests love the iconic and boutique wines from Australia’s famous wine regions.
For something even more special, try the signature ‘Dining with the Tides’ experience. Enjoy an intimate degustation dinner for two under the stars on the island’s jetty.
Great Barrier Reef
Take advantage of the personalised snorkelling tours available daily. Then explore the magic of the Orpheus Island Great Barrier Reef.
The Great Barrier Reef is home to a third of the world’s coral species. Additionally, you can find a myriad of marine life.
Dive under the water to see thousands of brightly coloured tropical fish and corals.
This region is home to more than 30 species of marine mammals, including the vulnerable dugong and six of the world’s seven threatened marine turtles. Green Sea Turtles are regularly seen from Orpheus Island.
Gwandalan Day Spa
Gwandalan translates to ‘rest and peace’ in the native Aboriginal language. Importantly peace guides all elements of the spa. Above all, each treatment intends to restore balance and wellness.
The spa uses modern and also indigenous herbalism in addition to aromatherapy and also touch therapy.
In fact, each ritual is inspired by traditional Aboriginal techniques. Reflecting the tranquillity and beauty of the surrounding seas.
Weather
Orpheus Island enjoys a tropical climate with an average temperature of 27 degrees celsius. From May to October, the island is pleasantly warm with an abundance of sunshine.
During the wet season from November to April, there is a chance of rain average temperature of 29 degrees celsius.
The lodge is closed between the 30th January through to the 28th February 2021
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