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PAID CONTENT FOR LIZARD ISLAND


PAID CONTENT FOR LIZARD ISLAND


Lizard Island QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA


Lizard Island is Australia’s northernmost all-inclusive luxury island resort, situated on the Great Barrier Reef. A one-hour flight from Cairns, the luxury lodge is truly secluded from the rest of the world. It’s home to dozens of pristine, powdery-white private beaches, where guests can snorkel and dive, exploring the abundant coral and marine life along the inner and outer reef. The interiors of the resort’s 40 villas and suites display understated luxury and are in harmony with the tropical landscape. The food philosophy embraces local, fresh


produce with daily delightful surprises. Romantic beachside degustation dinners are also available in this unique, tropical paradise. Two private beach pavilions sit on Anchor Bay, commanding spectacular sunset views. Here, guests can enjoy a bespoke seven-course degustation menu with accompanying wines. The resort’s spa is luxurious and indulgent,


with many wonderful treatments on offer. Guests are invited to partake in signature spa rituals and discover pure, opulent skincare in the sanctuary


of nature that is the Essentia Day Spa. Rebalance, relax and rejuvenate while the attentive staff personalise your spa experience drawn from the menu of iKOU skincare and spa treatments. In Essentia Day Spa, guests can rest, relax,


restore and become the healthiest and happiest version of themselves. Be indulged with Australian fruit and flower extracts and ancient traditions — and immerse yourself in a skilfully crafted fusion of global spa culture. Lizard Island resort offers a wide choice of


activities to enjoy, including world-class game fishing, personal motorised dinghies to private beaches, tours to marine-research stations, scuba diving, snorkelling tours, daily reef cruises, turtle tours, watersports, underwater sea darts, trail hikes, tennis and sunset wine-and-cheese cruises. Guests can enjoy secluded picnics and sunset


beachside degustation dinners on private beaches and five-star cuisine in the beautiful Salt Water restaurant. Relax in style in premium accommodation and take in the wonders of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.


Don’t miss Step off your own private beach straight into the magical world of the Great Barrier Reef


Need to know


KEY FACILITIES • Book and games library • Island boutique • Freshwater swimming pool • Tennis court • Essentia Day Spa • Gym


KEY ACTIVITIES • Standup paddleboarding • Motorised dinghies • Glass-bottom-boat trips • Self-guided island walks and nature trails


• Research station tours • Diving and snorkelling • Sunset cruise • Turtle tours


Get in touch lizardisland.com.au


T: +1800 837 204 (Australia Toll Free) T: +1 (716) 276 0104 (outside Australia) E: luxury-aus@delawarenorth.com


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