Activities

With no more than 34 guests staying at any one time, your time at Bloomfield Lodge can be as private or as sociable as you wish.

• Freshwater Pool

  Adjust your pace to tropical time and stretch out with a good book beside the tranquil pool, perfect for a refreshing dip whenever the fancy takes you, complete with inspiring views over the bay.

• Jacuzzi

  Separate from the main pool, Bloomfield Lodge’s outdoor Jacuzzi is the perfect spot to relax and unwind, whilst admiring the views of Weary Bay.

• Spa

  Bloomfield Lodge’s massage and beauty treatments offer the ultimate treat to complete your rejuvenation. Choose from a range of soothing treatments including massages, facials, manicures and pedicures, all provided by the expert hands of our qualified therapists. Click here for more information

• Fishing

  The Bloomfield Lodge jetty is the ideal place for a leisurely spot of fishing (as well as to watch the magnificent sunsets). Bait, tackle and a little friendly advice if required, is available free of charge to anyone who wants to try their hand.

  Or, experience the thrill of tropical sport fishing while enjoying the picturesque local surroundings aboard our custom built 5 metre Polycraft. Specifically designed for local conditions, the Weary Bay Bandit is equipped with everything required to chase the elusive tropical fish. Click here for more information

• Library

  Browse our extensive collection of books and journals with special emphasis on the ecology of the rainforest and local history in the Endeavour Room. We also keep a large stock of paperbacks for your poolside reading.



• Guided Rainforest Walk

  One of the most naturally diverse areas on earth, the Daintree Rainforest has remained virtually untouched for millions of years and exploring even a fraction of it is an unforgettable experience. Led by a highly knowledgeable guide our rainforest walks, included in your package, offer a fascinating insight into the mysteries of the tropical rainforest – home to over a fifth of Australia’s bird species and some of the world’s largest and most striking butterflies. If you feel like exploring on your own, there are also marked walking trails around the lodge. For more information please click here

• River Cruise

  Said to be the prettiest river on the Coral Coast, the Bloomfield River is also home to a fascinating eco-system and a diverse mix of native wildlife. Our two hour guided cruise, included in your package, takes you upriver as far as the local Aboriginal community at Wujal Wujal, with plenty of opportunities to admire birdlife, and maybe even spot a crocodile or two! For more information please click here

• Guided Bird Watching

  If your interest lies in bird-watching we can offer a specially guided tour, tailored to your preference. For more information please click here

• Kangaji Beach

  This lovely secluded bay is an hours walk through the rainforest from Bloomfield Lodge. It is an idyllic spot to stroll, beach comb and imagine yourself as Robinson Crusoe for a few hours. The chef will prepare a picnic lunch for you and a cool box for any drinks you want to take with you. For more information please click here



• Cooktown/Laura

  Discover a little of Queensland’s heritage with a trip to the old pioneer town of Cooktown, named after Captain James Cook who ran aground on nearby Endeavour Reef in 1770. Alternatively, a 30 minute flight from Bloomfield Lodge takes you to the tiny outback village of Laura, with a chance to visit the world-famous Aboriginal cave paintings dating back over 25,000 years. For more information please click here

• Great Barrier Reef

  Enjoy a magical day on the Great Barrier Reef, aboard our purpose built catamaran, the Bloomfield Explorer. Visiting one of three locations on the Great Barrier Reef with our knowledgeable guides you’ll have the chance to snorkel and fish and our chef will provide a gourmet picnic lunch for you to indulge in. For more information please click here

• Bloomfield Falls

  This local waterfall provides an idyllic spot for a picnic and is reached by 4WD through magnificent scenery. Enjoy an interpretive talk by a member of the local Aboriginal community and learn the spiritual significance of the falls and how for thousands of years they have used the surrounding lands for medicines and food. Perhaps even try some bush tucker! For more information please click here