Bungalow Bay Resort
Bungalow Bay is an architecturally designed, Island Style village that is nestled in the National Park with private and individual A frame Bungalows. There is seven acres of grounds to avoid the crowds, resort size swimming pool surrounded by hammocks, Swenson's restraunt, On the Rocks bar, Email cafe, ATM, Tour desk and every other facility to make this Island resort stand out from the rest ...
Base Backpackers Magnetic Island
simply dissapear and enjoy your own little part of paradise or enjoy the awe inspiring atmosphere of Australia's premier Full Moon Party's base has it all, We are Australia’s only backpackers situated right on the beach ...
Centaur Guesthouse
Geoffery Bay lies right at our front door and a short walk away you’ll find Alma Bay, one of Magnetic Islands most beautiful bays for swimming or just 'chilling out'. We offer the perfect location with restaurants and convenience stores just a minute’s walk away and walking tracks in the National Park also start close by ...
Maggies Beach House
Watch the sunset over the water from your beachfront accommodation at Maggies Beach House, located in Magnetic Island's most picturesque location, Horseshoe Bay. The hostel offers a laid back atmosphere giving you the freedom to explore the island's spectacular walking trails, secluded beaches and island activities at your leisure ...
Magnums on Magnetic
Arkies on Magnetic Resort is located on Magnetic Islands best beach. Arkies Backpackers guarantee the best prices for all accommodation and tour bookings
Guarantee to beat any advertised price, Fab Food, Groovy Bar, Funky Accommodation, Awesome Nightlife, on your very own island ...
Magnetic Island, just offshore from the city of Townsville, Queensland, Australia in Cleveland Bay is a 52 km² mountainous island which has effectively become a suburb of Townsville having well over 2000 permanent residents. It is accessible from Townsville by ferry. Ferries arrive at Nelly Bay. There is a large 27 km² national park and bird sanctuary and excellent walking tracks can be taken between the populated bays and to a number of tourist destinations such as the World War II Forts. The island has long become established as a holiday destination with many hotels and several resorts in operation to cater for all levels of service. The name of the island came about because of the apparent "magnetic" effect it had on the ship's compass of Captain Cook as he passed the island when sailing up the east coast of Australia in 1770. People have since explored the island with magnets to verify the field that Cook experienced, but none have been discovered. The Public facilities and Infrastructure on the island are managed by the Townsville City Council. The Island is part of the Electoral district of Townsville (represented by Mike Renolyds) in the Queensland Legislative Assembly. The Island is also part of the Federal seat of Herbert which is represented by Peter Lindsay.
