Turtle Cove Beach Resort

Port Douglas

Midway between Palm Cove and Port Douglas, Turtle Cove is one of the few LGBTIQ+ resorts in Far North Queensland. Refurbished rooms all have sea views, but the best are the beachfront suites and apartments. There's a beautiful pool shaded by gum trees, lazy hammocks and a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Clothing is optional.

Naturally, the on-site bar and bistro are open for lunch, dinner and piña coladas. Stay longer, pay less. Even if you're not staying you're welcome to frequent this fun little resort with its own, stunning, private beach.

Contact

Address

Captain Cook Hwy

Get In Touch

07-4059 1800

https://www.turtlecove.com/

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