Hook Island

Hook Island is a rugged island, mostly national park, with breathtaking lookouts and excellent snorkelling and scuba diving. The diversity of coral in the fringing reefs on the northern shores offers excellent opportunities for snorkelling and diving.

A visit to the historical observatory is a must-do, descending nine metres below sea level to view coral and marine life. Several Aboriginal cave shelters can be found on Hook Island by following the island walking tracks. Absorb the natural essence of Hook Island by camping or staying at the Hook Island Wilderness Resort.