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Type: Luxury Lodge

Summary: Stylish Australian outback experience

Feature: All meals and a range of daily activities included

Rooms: 10 rooms

Location: Queensland, Australia

Star rating: 5 Star

Nearest airport: Cairns airport

Transfer: Fly to Cairns airport followed by a three hour drive. Alternatively take a 35 minute helicopter transfer to Mount Mulligan for a really memorable journey.

Luxury Holidays At Mt Mulligan Lodge

Mt Mulligan Lodge is an impressive outback lodge with just eight rooms and two luxurious tents. Situated on a 28,000 hectare estate complete with a working cattle station, it epitomises the rugged beauty of the Queensland outback. All inclusive gourmet dining is matched with delicious Australian wines, and friendly expert staff are proud to organise and showcase an abundance of rural adventures from kayaking and fishing, to hiking and helicopter tours. Private rooms and tents that complement the seductive landscape offer a luxurious and charming take on pastoral living that completes this remarkable outback experience.

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Why Mt Mulligan Lodge is so special...

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Hotel Experiences

There's a plethora of things to do at Mt Mulligan Lodge. Rates are usually all-inclusive and include a daily activity designed to make the most of the rugged outback territory and lodge facilities, as well as guests having unlimited use of kayaks, paddleboards and fishing equipment. Wildlife lovers are able to borrow one of Mt Mulligan's handy naturalist charts and embark on a flora and fauna expedition looking out for wallabies, rainbow lorikeets, kookaburras, friar birds, rare plants and more. Another highlight is to fish for barramundi from the riverbank or wander to Hodgkinson Valley along the old railway tracks, particularly special at sunrise. When it's time for a break from exploring, you can relax by the lovely outdoor pool, using your own electric buggy to travel from you room to the lodge's communal areas. 

 

Hotel Experiences at Mt Mulligan Lodge
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Pricing

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Accommodation and Dining Experiences

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Overview

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All the rooms are well-equipped and feature air conditioning, ceiling fans, binoculars, yoga mat, complimentary gourmet mini bar, tea/coffee making facilities and more. The style of each one complements the landscape and offers a luxurious and charming take on pastoral living. Think gum timber cladding, deep pitched roofs, wooden floors and panelling, plush linen, soft furnishings in earthy tones and sisal rugs, all mirroring the hues found in the landscape. Each room has a good sized verandah overlooking a eucalyptus weir and the ever changing vista of Mount Mulligan. They also come with their own electric buggy, perfect for exploring the estate grounds in style! A choice of a king size or twin beds is possible and children are welcome.

Outback Tent

Outback Tent

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Nestled amongst the eucalyptus woodlands, the 4.2x4.2m Outback Tents with their wooden verandah fit seamlessly into the surrounding environment and are a short walk from the main lodge. These safari style tents have been cleverly designed to have minimal impact on the land, sitting on a raised timber platform and crafted using sustainable materials. Inside, there is a custom steel frame bed and an open plan living space with plenty of storage, seating and side tables. One outback tent is suitable for families with a set of bunk beds too.

Outback Retreat

Outback Retreat

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The 34m² Outback Retreats with king size or twin beds have sweeping views of the weir and Mount Mulligan, a view best enjoyed from the 18m² verandah. In the bathroom you will find a fabulous waterfall shower.

Outback Room

Outback Room

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These 52m² rooms have fabulous views of the weir and Mount Mulligan, whilst inside the spacious open plan bedroom and living area have been designed with contemporary Australian flair. Both the bedroom and bathroom open out on to a 28m² verandah with luxe freestanding bathtub.

Outback Suite

Outback Suite

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The 89m² Outback Suites are ideal for those looking for spacious accommodation in which to unwind, as they are complete with  separate living area and 46m² verandah. Contemporary and luxurious, these rooms boast impressive views too.

Outback Pavillion

Outback Pavillion

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Ideal for families or groups travelling together, the 142m² Outback Pavillion has two bedrooms and two bathrooms as well as a shared lounge area. The bathrooms each open up onto a private verandah with a freestanding bath perfect for surveying the views from. Two electric buggies are provided for exploring the estate.

Overview

Overview

Dining is a very relaxed affair at Mt Mulligan Lodge. All meals are included and are served in the main lodge at times to suit guests. The ambitious chef showcases local produce and outback flavours in a daring and imaginative way. It's not uncommon to see dishes such as kangaroo tataki with miso cream or red claw (caught on the property) with roasted garlic and macademia crumb on the menu. If you're planning to go exploring for the day, a gourmet picnic can be prepared to enjoy whilst out and about. The aptly named and delightfully rustic Sunset Bar with it’s bare wooden counters and corrugated iron is a stone’s throw from the main lodge and is the perfect place to watch the sun go down over the eucalyptus trees with majestic views of the rugged mountain ranges beyond. Definitely a moment to take it all in, drink in hand and camera at the ready to capture the scene bathed in soft, golden light.

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Gold Coast experiences a sub-tropical climate During the summer months of December to February is when the Gold Coast experiences most of its annual rainfall. The average temperatures range between 20°C and 28°C. The hot days are often followed by tropical storms at night. This is an ideal time of year to visit the rainforests and mountain creeks that surround the Gold Coast.

Winter on the Gold Coast sees whales visiting the coast line, the cooler days are great days to get out on the water to whale watch. The cooler temperatures mean that there is also less humidity and less rain so it is the perfect time to spend at the beach and surfing.

The autumn days, March to May, are generally sunny and warm followed by equally warm nights and drier than the summer days. The humidity is lower as well. Autumn on the Gold Coast is the perfect time to enjoy sailing and other water sports due to the winds still being strong and tropical storms being less frequent.

Spring is similar to autumn on the Gold Coast; with a rising humidity as September to November roll by with increasing rainfall and temperatures. This is also the windiest part of the year for the Gold Coast so sports such as sailing, wind surfing, kite surfing and kite boarding are perfect to enjoy.

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Completely natural and unspoiled by artificial structures, the Daintree Rainforest is the accessible section of the awe-inspiring coastal lowland rainforest in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. The dense, lush region showcases the unique biological diversity and pristine rainforest integrity, including exceptional swamp and mangrove forest habitats, eucalyptus woodlands and a wonderful array of native birds.

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Possibly Australia’s most iconic holiday destination, the cosmopolitan region of the Gold Coast exudes relaxation, offering long golden beaches and sub-tropical weather. The array of leisure pursuits includes world-class golf, fishing, tennis, yachting, surfing, designer shopping, theme parks, a vibrant restaurant scene and renowned nightlife. With a variety of amusement parks, including Dreamworld Themepark and Wet’n’Wild, it is a brilliant destination for families.

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