Can you camp on the Great Barrier Reef?

You can camp on several islands in the Great Barrier Reef. Most are national parks and part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. Find camping locations and individual campground details, including access and facilities.

What islands can you stay on in the Great Barrier Reef?

This guide will help you discover some of the best Great Barrier Reef islands to stay and play.

1. Lady Musgrave Island. Photo by Lady Musgrave Island.
2. Hamilton Island. Photo by Hamilton Island.
3. Lady Elliot Island. Photo by Lady Elliot Island.
4. Magnetic Island.
5. Pumpkin Island.
6. Fitzroy Island.
7. Bedarra Island.
8. Heron Island.

How many islands are there in the Great Barrier Reef?

Some key facts about the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park: covers 344,400 km2 in area. includes the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem. includes some 3000 coral reefs, 600 continental islands, 300 coral cays and about 150 inshore mangrove islands.

Can You camp on the Great Barrier Reef?

You can camp on several islands in the Great Barrier Reef. Most are national parks and part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. Seasonal closures apply to some islands and some activities are restricted or not allowed. The islands are fragile and easily damaged by careless visitors. They are also a refuge for marine wildlife.

Which is the best island on the Great Barrier Reef?

Offering all you could wish for from a Great Barrier Reef island, Lady Elliot is teeming with wildlife on land and in the water. It has plenty of watersports, an ecofriendly resort where you can stay, and even a historic, still-functioning lighthouse.

Is the Great Barrier Reef still a wonder?

While the reef has battled in recent years against coral bleaching, global warming, pollution, industrial destruction, and many other perils that the oceans and marine habitats face constantly, there is no doubt that it still, against all odds, is one of the greatest wonders of this planet.

How does Daydream Island Great Barrier Reef work?

The Resort offers a revitalised pool landscape that sweeps through the tropical gardens across the resort allowing guests to swim and enjoy unparalleled views across the Whitsundays Great Barrier Reef along with unlimited access to a variety of non-motorised water activities.

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