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Keppel Lodge, Great Keppel Island

Barbecue under the coconut palms overlooking the ocean, watch the sunset over the tranquil waters of Keppel Bay, stroll to the pizza place or a resort and enjoy a meal or a quiet drink, go hiking to one of the 17 pristine beaches or just sit and read a book. Whichever way you do it, you’ll fall in love with Keppel Lodge on Great Keppel Island. Situated just across the footpath from the beach this large holiday home offers accommodation on a whole house basis or room by room sharing the large kitchen, lounge, breakfast and dining areas.

Accommodation Options

Standard Double

Standard Queen

Popular Activities

  • Fishing - Beach
  • Swimming

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