Prattlecette
17. maaliskuuta 2025
This is an interesting resort. Definitely up market, and tucked away in what I learned on a 6.30am guided nature walk was a woodland, although it seemed like rainforest. The natural setting is lovely and the owners and a dedicated gardening staff have worked hard to wild and maintain the environment. Wallabies, butterlies and birds all around. I found our stay a little long, at a week, as the resort is quite isolated (AUD64 return trip to Port Douglas). And as others have commented, the pool, which is a beautiful set of interconnecting smaller pools, has nowhere to sit in the sun and it was stinger season so no swimming (which I think crocodiles make impossible year-round anyway). We had breakfast included. The food was very pricey (although it not out of line at all with Australian restaurants in general). The menu is set and at the end of the week I would have liked some variety, however the food itself was absolutely excellent. I recommend you fall out of bed for a 6.30am nature walk, and any other activities they have. We were here at a hot and humid time, and as noted above, a week was a little long and I in future i would stay 4 nights and then a couple more in Port Douglas itself. Their insect non-deet alternative is excellent, by the way. And no bugs in the (wonderfully air conditioned) units which was quite the feat! I didn't mind the every-second-day service (they didn't top up the bar which I would have liked), as I find it wasteful.
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