Red Bluff – Quobba Station

Rustic, unique and simple are how one would describe Red Bluff’s shacks (The Stone House, Kimberlies Shack, Love Shack, Panawonika Shack, Donalds Shack, Dondas’s Shack, Valley Shack, Macky Shack).

The walls and ceilings are made from palm fronds, canvas and cement/hard deck floors with uninterrupted views of the spectacular Indian Ocean.

Bring your own linen, water, cooking equipment and utensils.

Pets are not permitted in shacks.

Their Seascape Bungalows are hard deck safari tents. They are located south of the homestead and overlook the Indian Ocean.

There are three in total, each has sleeping for up to six people in one queen bed and 4 single bunks.

Also in each Safari tent there is a full size refrigerator/freezer, and shower and toilet with 24-hour solar power and rain water tank.

There is a minimum of two nights stay.

They have two retreats which are located just south of the homestead. Their retreats are hard deck safari tents, boasting a queen bed, fully-equipped kitchenette, full-sized refrigerator/freezer, microwave, gas cooker, 24-hour solar power and en suite.

Throw your catch of the day on the barbecue, chill out on the deck and soak in the ambience.

There is a minimum of two nights stay.

Unpowered caravan and camping sites are scattered throughout The Bluff. A waste dump point can be found near the entrance of the camp.

Chemical toilets are required if you wish to camp at Red Bluff. This is to ensure maximum personal hygiene!

The road into Red Bluff is a track and is graded several times per year. The track does become rough and sandy in some parts therefore it’s suggested that if you are towing a caravan and are not sure about the condition of the road, pull up at Quobba for the evening and make a day trip out to them so that you can assess the road yourself and make the call.

Dogs are permitted north of the homestead.

Please visit their website for more information.