Great Barrier Reef Penthouse

Welcome to Magnetic Island - the most accessible of The Great Barrier Reef Islands! This luxurious three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment perched high up against the cliff amongst the eagles in the sky. The penthouse on Bright Point commands spectacular views over the Coral Sea and the surrounding island.

The island has many sheltered bays that are great for snorkeling or diving, as they have a surprising amount of coral and some great marine life.

Once you step inside this secluded lavish holiday home, you will experience a "once in a lifetime" island adventure.

This unique property has stunning panoramic views stretching across the island and its beaches to the azure waters of the Coral Sea. The 179 square meters of floor space includes the large wrap-around terrace and a 21 square meter beach room, each with its own spectacular views over the ocean.

The penthouse has a designer kitchen, extra high ceilings, fully ducted air conditioning, and exceptional quality fittings. The playful modern decor adds to the peaceful holiday appeal.

Thanks to its massive glass doors and windows, the master bedroom enjoys 180-degree views over the ocean. You even get to enjoy ocean views while in the bath or the shower.

The two additional spacious bedrooms enjoy ocean views or the unusual granite boulders on which the property rests.

You will find books, satellite TV, videos, free wireless broadband access, board games, and a modern sound system to enjoy whenever you want to "take it easy" in the penthouse itself.

The Building also has its own swimming pool, built at the ocean's edge, excellent barbeque facilities, and a well-stocked gymnasium room.

The property is close to modern conveniences such as the IGA supermarket and the ferry terminal, a five-minute walk from the Building. Yet the Penthouse apartment on Bright Point is entirely secluded and private for your perfect experience.

Florence Bay, Arthur Bay, Alma Bay, Nelly Bay, and Geoffrey Bay are all popular dive sites with a good variety of hard and soft corals. The coral gardens in these bays are home to a wide range of reef fish and an excellent place to see stingrays, crayfish, moray eels, nudibranchs, wobbegong sharks, and the occasional epaulet shark.