A historical snapshot of Lady Elliot Island
After its discovery in 1816, Lady Elliot Island was mined intensively for guano (bird poo) which was used as a…Read more A historical snapshot of Lady Elliot Island
After its discovery in 1816, Lady Elliot Island was mined intensively for guano (bird poo) which was used as a…Read more A historical snapshot of Lady Elliot Island
It’s time to dive below the surface and experience the wonders of the annual coral spawning event on the Great…Read more Natures Marvel: Coral Spawning 2022
Our latest blog takes a look at the Master Reef Guides, a group of passionate and knowledgeable Great Barrier Reef…Read more Master Reef Guides
What should I pack for my trip? We have you covered! Read on for a thorough breakdown of what we…Read more What to pack for a visit to Lady Elliot Island
Image Credit: Colin Baker Looking for an incredible snorkelling experience? Look no further! Snorkelling on the reef surrounding Lady Elliot…Read more Top Snorkelling Locations on Lady Elliot Island
This month’s blog focuses on some of our local suppliers, showcasing a handful of their products and how their businesses…Read more Shop Local
This blog lists the frequently sighted bird species on Lady Elliot Island which are divided into three main groups: Seabirds:…Read more Birdlife of Lady Elliot Island
As International borders open and travel resumes, we wanted to share with you a handful of images that express why…Read more 17 Images to inspire you to travel to the Southern Great Barrier Reef
In this blog, the Managing Director and Custodian of Lady Elliot Island, Peter Gash OAM, has answered your frequently asked…Read more Peter Gash Q & A
Five to six times a year, we invite Professor Jonti Horner out as part of our guest speaker program to…Read more Professor Jonti Horner, Astrophysicist and Astrobiologist