Welcome to Pandanus Palms Resort - on Magnificent North Stradbroke Island

Relax in our tropical private hillside resort, 28 villas with balconies to capture breathtaking views across Moreton Island & the Coral Sea. Enjoy a walk on the beach or in the bush, relax around the swimming pool or get physical on our full size tennis court. 

Pandanus Palms Holiday Resort offer distinct accommodation choices with our, two bedroom and three bedroom Apartments. All are fully self-contained with large living areas, ensuites and private balconies. with all modern conveniences, undercover parking and security.

You will soon discover that Pandanus Palms Holiday Resort, North Stradbroke Island is a unique destination. It's perfect for a real island holiday; it is one of Australia's most diverse holiday destinations, the white sandy beaches meeting the majestic South Pacific Ocean.

Located right on Brisbane's doorstep, so close in fact, to combine the two destinations gives you the perfect choice - the relaxation and tranquility of an island holiday, with the opportunity to still visit the capital city of Queensland and theme parks on the Gold Coast. Many of the visitors to the island actually come to get away from the stresses and strains of a typical vacation; we offer a different type of Paradise.

With its endless surf beaches, crystal clear lakes, calm bay waters and array of natural wildlife, this sub tropical paradise promises something for everyone. Whether you prefer relaxing on the beach, bushwalking along the various tracks, surfing the perfect wave or setting sail into the sunset, North Stradbroke Island has plenty of activities to keep you busy.  

Just some of the exciting activities on offer include 4WD safaris, a golf course, ropes course, scuba diving, fishing charters, sand boarding, and sea kayaking tours. There is truly something for everyone on Straddie. The abundance of wildlife on the island is also impressive, with whales seen from your balcony(June to November), dolphins, turtles and manta rays often spotted from the spectacular North Gorge at the northern tip of the island. Bird watching is also popular, with many of the inland waterways attracting migratory species each year.