Search Lodges in Bartle Frere

"Great place to experience the tropical willdlife of the Tablelands. The resort has an active feeding program that attracts birds and small mammals from the surrounding forests. The cottages are well maintained and comfortable with additional tit bits like complementary port and fruit. Hoghly recommended."

"Rooms are dated but very clean. Fresh towels each day. Lovely hot shower. Bar fridge & kettle. Very convenient location & the owner Jim was lovely & helpful. Traffic noise being on highway but expected & I wear earplugs so didn't bother me. Thanks for a lovely stay. "

"The room was warm and inviting. Lovely outlook and gardens. Very clean and spacious. Loved it!"

"The property is beautiful! The staff were very friendly and very informative about the local area and the best spots to see wildlife. Great walking trail around the property with lots of birds and other tree creatures. The rooms were nice, bed was comfy. You don’t need an AC, the fan + windows were more than enough. During our stay the highs were 26c but because the location is in a forest, it kept the place cool. Along with the animal viewing platform, the pool deck was a great spot for star gazing! Highly recommend this gem!"

"Feather Reef Cottage is in the perfect location, it has everything we need and we think it’s an absolute gem in Flying Fish Point. Thank you Warren!"

"Warm welcome. Amazing setting with a river at their door step. Falling asleep to the sound of that river was magical. Fantastic conversations with both Peter and Steve. Great guys with amazing stories and great travel tips for my future camping spots in the Kimberley region. Yummy eggs on toast for breakfast and even better, a pea & ham soup that Peter gifted me for my journey. Peter that soup was a party in my mouth, so so delicious. I can't thank you enough. I will definitely be back. "

"Quiet,clean and near the beach "

"Very pleasant environment to relax enjoy the beautiful surrounding areas."

"Such a beautiful treehouse in the bush with walking tracks to swimming holes. Saw a platypus. "