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Karumba Point Sunset Caravan Park, hotel in Karumba

Karumba Point Sunset Caravan Park offers accommodations in Karumba. Free WiFi is available and free private parking is available on site. The accommodations is air conditioned and features a TV.

The location is great, just across a road from the gulf, walking distance to the local hotspot restaurant. The room is pretty standart as for caravan park, the pool is clean. Several frogs sit on our porch every night
8.2
Scored 8.2
Very Good
Rated very good
185 reviews
Price from£82.70per night
Matildas End Holiday Units, hotel in Karumba

Set alongside the Norman River, Matilda’s End Holiday Units offer free on-site parking and an on-site swimming pool. All villas include a TV and tea/coffee making facilities.

The friendliness of the staff. Nice and quiet. Lovely firm bed. The bedroom and ensuite seperate to the lounge.
7.7
Scored 7.7
Good
Rated good
363 reviews
Price from£70.22per night
Ash's Holiday Units, hotel in Karumba

Located in Karumba, Ash's Holiday Units features a garden and year-round outdoor pool. Free WiFi is featured in all rooms.

7.8
Scored 7.8
Good
Rated good
48 reviews
Price from£81.37per night
Gone Fishin Holiday Units, hotel in Karumba

Gone Fishin Holiday Units in Karumba provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool and a garden. This apartment features accommodations with a patio.

7.0
Scored 7.0
Good
Rated good
5 reviews
Price from£90.66per night
Karumba Point Holiday & Tourist Park, hotel in Karumba

Providing barbecue facilities, Karumba Point Holiday & Tourist Park features accommodations in Karumba. All guests at this property enjoy access to a picnic area and to a year-round outdoor pool.

7.9
Scored 7.9
Good
Rated good
61 reviews
Price from£62.42per night
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What Guests Said About Karumba:

  • 2.0
    Scored 2.0

    Book somewhere else, cabin 12 was a rundown shed.

    Book somewhere else, cabin 12 was a rundown shed. Book at Karumba Point, much more variety of good accommodation. We checked out earlier than our booking was and left. Choose something else. Karumba Point is a nice area and you have to enjoy fishing. Make sure you look at the map of Karumba and go and stay at Karumba Point...
    Brenda
    Australia
  • 10
    Scored 10

    Wow! This is the gulf! What a fantastic place!

    Wow! This is the gulf! What a fantastic place! We were disappointed that the pool was closed for the winter; this is how we do our aerobic exercise. Up north, the pool water temperatures in winter are about the same as those of Victoria in the early or very late summer - cool, but bearable. North Queenslanders just don't like swimming in these temperatures. We didn't pre-book the Ferryman tour, nor the other one that is available. So, we missed out. Did the barra tour - great! We went to the pub at the point and watched the sunset. Unforgettable! Yup! there is nothing like North Queensland!
    Graeme
    Australia
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    It's a very remote community.

    It's a very remote community. It was great to see how people live out there and the difficulties they experience. Especially in the wet season when they can be cut off for months. We went on the ferryman tour which was great. We also visited the barramundi centre. Very interesting and worth a visit. Be sure to read about all the wildlife while at the barramundi centre as you will see many of the birds and other creatures in the wild.
    melinda
    Australia
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    A very remote sleepy outback town with thousands of potoroos...

    A very remote sleepy outback town with thousands of potoroos and great seafood especially Gulf prawns. A must-visit, to see how Aussies live in challenging environments featuring crocs, beautiful sunsets, great fishing, incredibly low lying land for hundreds of KMs and regular "dry floods" that can isolate the town for weeks on end.
    Hannibal54
    Australia
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