North Stradbroke Island is one of the largest sand islands in the world, with kilometres of white sandy beaches fringing the island's eastern side. The calm waters of Moreton Bay lap against the shores of the island's western fishing towns.


The land is under a sub-tropical climate. That's why it's aptly termed as the land where sun never sets.


Air temperature ranges from a nightly minimum of around 22 degrees Celsius to a maximum near 30 during the day. Warm northerly winds and fragrant smells give a tropical feel to the island. The water temperature is around 26/27 degrees Celsius and is an absolute treat.


A beautiful time of year, with milder air temperatures, cooler nights and water temperatures still in the mid-twenties is the autumn.


Winter is the favorite time of year for many Islanders, with typical winter weather providing cloudless days and crystal clear, sparkling nights. Winter is the dry season, with most winters experiencing only a handful of rainy days. Air temperatures range from around 10 degrees Celsius at night to 22 degrees during the day, and westerly winds make for fantastic camping along the ocean beach. Water temperatures are 19/20 degrees, and still great for swimming and snorkeling. These clear conditions are also perfect for whale watching (May - November).


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