Welcome
WELCOME TO “MARLOO BLUE” ORCHID BEACH, FRASER ISLAND
Orchid Beach is a popular holiday destination on the northern end of ‘World Heritage Listed’ Fraser Island, just off Queensland’s coast near Hervey Bay and south of the last of the Great Barrier Reef’s coral cays. Fraser Island is the world’s largest sand island and stretches for 123 km. and covers an area of 166,000 hectares. It is here you will find your beautiful house ‘Marloo Blue’ high on the hill overlooking Marloo Bay.
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YOUR HOUSE
Marloo Blue is an privately owned house available for rent in the Orchid Beach area offering great family accommodation for a holiday on beautiful Fraser Island. The house provides privacy and crowd-free seclusion with the option to simply kick back and relax whilst marveling at the breathtaking views from the large front deck.
Other activities include enjoying some excellent fishing spots at nearby Waddy Point, take a walk on the beautiful white sandy beaches, visit freshwater Ocean Lake or go swimming at the renowned Champagne Pools.
The house is a high set pole construction set on top of the hill overlooking Waddy Point; Marloo Bay and Sandy Cape. The house consists of 4 large bedrooms, two with en-suites. The house sleeps 8 adults and has a fully self-contained kitchen with a fully professional stove. It also has a main bathroom with separate shower, bath and toilet. All wet areas are tiled while the remainder of the house has polished timber floors. The house has large wide verandahs on three sides to take in the magnificent views available of Waddy Point and Sandy Cape.
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YOUR LOCATION AND HOW TO GET THERE
Fraser Island, off the east coast of Queensland Australia, has some of the world’s last remaining sub-tropical rainforests, and is the largest sand island in the world. This is where ‘Marloo Blue’ is situated.
Being World Heritage listed, most of the island is National Park. The island can only be accessed by 4WD vehicles, which made building a large house like ‘Marloo Blue’ a mammoth task, with all the materials having to be ordered on the mainland, trucked to near-by Rainbow Beach, ferried across to Hook Point at the most southern end of Fraser Island, then transported bit by bit on 4WD trucks up the beach.
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