Everything about Pelorus Island totally explained
Pelorus Island is one of the
islands in the
Great Palm Island group. It is located just north of
Orpheus Island. Pelorus is surrounded by spectacular
fringing reefs that can be accessed by
snorkeling right off the beach.
Camping is permitted on Pelorus Island, however there are no
camping facilities or
freshwater on the island.
On behalf of the
Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA), Canstruct Pty Ltd designed and constructed a
navigation structure and
helipad to service the structure, on top of the Island.
The island is a
National Park and has a pristine and fragile environment, which is fully protected by both state and federal environmental provisions. The Aboriginal name for the island is Yanooa Island.
Numerous tour boat companies use the island as a
picnic stopover en route to the
Great Barrier Reef.
Aerial photos & maps
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