Getting There
Access to Bramble Cay is limited and typically requires special arrangements due to its remote location.





Bramble Cay, also known as Maizab Kaur, is a small island situated at the northeastern edge of Australia. It is renowned for its remote and natural environment, serving as an important nesting ground for green turtles and several seabird species. The island is marked by its lighthouse and unique starsand beach, offering a serene escape for nature lovers. However, it is also a poignant reminder of climate change, being the site of the first recorded mammal extinction due to human impact. Visitors to Bramble Cay can experience a truly untouched piece of the Great Barrier Reef's northernmost point.
Bramble Cay, also known as Maizab Kaur, is a small island situated at the northeastern edge of Australia. It is renowned for its remote and natural environment, serving as an important nesting ground for green turtles and several seabird species. The island is marked by its lighthouse and unique starsand beach, offering a serene escape for nature lovers. However, it is also a poignant reminder of climate change, being the site of the first recorded mammal extinction due to human impact. Visitors to Bramble Cay can experience a truly untouched piece of the Great Barrier Reef's northernmost point.
Northernmost point of Australia.
Important nesting site for green turtles.
Home to a lighthouse and unique starsand beach.
Site of the first recorded mammal extinction due to climate change.
Remote location with limited access.
Important ecological site for turtles and seabirds.
Impact of climate change visible on the island.
Access to Bramble Cay is limited and typically requires special arrangements due to its remote location.
Best visited during the turtle nesting season for a unique wildlife experience.
Nature enthusiasts and wildlife observers.
AUD $
$80-$150 p/day
English
Be aware of the island's vulnerability to climate change impacts.
Wildlife, Nature, Adventure