Carinya Bed & Breakfast

Description

Your hosts Merilyn and Michael Lofts invite you to stay at Carinya B&B, a modern Queensland style home set in tranquil landscaped tropical gardens. You can relax by the solar heated saltwater pool or stroll around the lovely gardens and enjoy the abundant birdlife.

Carinya B&B is located at Cooloola Cove on the Cooloola Coast, only 5 min from Tin Can Bay and 15 min from Rainbow Beach providing quick and easy access to world heritage listed Fraser Island and Cooloola National Park.

Upon arrival at Carinya B&B you will receive a warm welcome from your hosts and be provided with a selection of fine chocolates in your room.

Some of the facilities our guests can enjoy include: >2 extra large bed/sitting rooms with queen size beds and quality linen >self contained kitchenette with tea and coffee making >separate lounge/sitting room >BBQ available for guest?s use >TV and DVD plus extensive DVD movie library >In ground, solar heated saltwater pool >tranquil landscaped gardens >walking distance to new shopping centre with Woolworth?s supermarket.

The Cooloola Coast region of Queensland, located approximately half way between Noosa and Harvey Bay offers the visitor many natural attractions as well as organized activities. Situated between Cooloola National Park to the south and Fraser Island and the Great Sandy Straights to the north, the Cooloola Coast region encompasses the towns of Tin Can Bay, Cooloola Cove and Rainbow Beach as well as the major regional centers of Gympie, Maryborough and Harvey Bay.

One of the very special features of Tin Can Bay is the early morning dolphin feeding. It is one of only three locations around Australia where you can hand feed wild dolphins at the waters edge. This unique phenomenon attracts locals and visitors from far and wide. Dolphin feeding starts around 8am most mornings and you can hand feed our dolphins for a small fee.

In addition to the dolphins, other Tin Can Bay attractions include sailing on the protected waters of the Inlet along with brilliant canoe trips along the estuaries throughout the water ways. Norman Point, a popular swimming and picnic area has facilities and ample parking at the boat ramp allowing access to the Inlet for pleasure craft. Or if you enjoy bird watching, you can view over 130 species of birds along the Environmental Walkway.