Dunwich (Goompi)

Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island

Located on the stunning shores of North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), the charming seaside village of Dunwich (Goompi) is just a scenic 25-minute passenger ferry ride from Cleveland (Nandeebie/Indillie) on Redlands Coast.

As the gateway to the island, Dunwich offers the perfect blend of culture, history, nature and waterfront dining. Spend a day uncovering the stories of Minjerribah through its local galleries, artisan studios, and boutique shops. Delve into the island’s intriguing past at the North Stradbroke Island Museum, or experience contemporary Quandamooka culture at the QUAMPI Arts & Cultural Centre, beautifully positioned overlooking the beautiful waters of Deanbilla Bay.

Food lovers are spoiled for choice. Enjoy fresh, seasonal flavours paired with locally brewed, sand-filtered beers at Straddie Brewing Co., a unique three-level brewery and taproom. Soak up the waterfront views at the Little Ship Club, adored for is laidback atmosphere, or pick up freshly caught seafood from Fishlass and Perry’s Seafood and enjoy a relaxed picnic by the bay.

For those seeking a round of golf with a view, The North Stradbroke Island Golf Club sits on the slopes of Mt Hargrave and offers one of the most spectacular golfing backdrops in Queensland.

Nature enthusiasts will find plenty to explore nearby. Take a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of Brown Lake (Bummeria), renowned for its distinctive tea-tree stained hues, discover the pristine freshwater flows of Myora Springs (Capeemba), or venture in the Naree Budjong Djara National Park for a rewarding hike to Mount Vane Summit, where sweeping island vistas await.

The Quandamooka People are the Traditional Owners of Minjerribah, and many of these places hold deep cultural and spiritual significance.

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Address: Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island