Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Point Lookout Bowls Club
MAP
PUB
$
GOOGLE MAP
( 07-3409 8182;
www.pointlookoutbowlsclub.com.au
;
East Coast Rd, Point Lookout; mains $9-25;
11.30am-2pm & 6-8pm)
For casual pub-grub meals that won't break the bank, head for the local
bowls club. The chef is from France - could he be any further from home?
Seashells Cafe
( 07-3409 7886; 21 Ballow St, Amity; mains $10-24; 10am-3pm Mon, 9am-9pm Wed-Sat, 9am-3pm Sun)
The only eating option in Amity is this breezy, open-sided cafe/bar, with cold XXXX on
tap and mainstay mains like seafood basket, veg fettuccine and lamb shanks, plus coffee
and cake throughout the day.
CAFE
$
Fishes at the Point
MAP
SEAFOOD
$
GOOGLE MAP
(
www.fishesatthepoint.com.au
;
East Coast Rd, Point Lookout; mains $10-25; 8am-8pm Sat-Thu, 8am-9pm Fri;
)
True to form, Fishes offers fresh fish and chips, plus outdoor seating across the road
from the North Gorge Headlands Walk. A bit heavy on the batter, but you need that after a
surf.
Look
MAP
MODERN AUSTRALIAN
$$
GOOGLE MAP
( 07-3415 3390;
www.beachbarcafe.com
; 1/29 Mooloomba Rd; mains $22-38; 8am-3pm daily, 6-9pm Thu-Sat)
The hub of the Point Lookout scene during the day, with funky tunes and breezy outdoor
seating with water views. Lots of wines by the glass and smokin' chilli prawns.
Information
Although it's quiet most of the year, the island population swells significantly at Christ-
mas, Easter and during school holidays: book accommodation or camping permits well in
advance.
If you plan to go off-road, you can get information and buy a 4WD permit ($39.55)
from Straddie Camping (
Click here
)
.
Getting There & Away
