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Straddie has everything you need for a comfortable stay – from transport and healthcare to food, fuel and everyday essentials. Most services are located within the three main townships and are easy to access.
Across the island, you’ll find grocery stores, fuel stations, bottle shops, pharmacies and other everyday essentials.
When in doubt, just ask a friendly local.
GP Services
The Stradbroke Island Medical Centre in Point Lookout offers general medical services.
Location: 4 Kennedy Drive, Point Lookout
Phone: 07 3409 8660
Urgent Care
The Marie Rose Centre in Dunwich provides urgent healthcare, including transfers to mainland hospitals if required.
Location: 36 Oxley Parade, Dunwich
Phone: 07 3409 9059
Emergency services operate on the island, including police, ambulance and fire.
If you encounter injured wildlife, contact Wildlife Rescue Minjerribah on 0448 466 556.
Rideshare services aren’t available on the island, but there are local operators who can get you where you need to go. Booking ahead is recommended, especially during busy periods.
StradEasy is a hassle-free private shuttle service that makes getting around North Stradbroke Island easy, relaxed, and stress-free – Call: 0488 029 718
Stradbroke Cab Service is a Local taxi service operating across the island – Call: 0408 193 685
Scooters on Straddie offer a fun and flexible way to explore the island.
Straddie Vet is located in Dunwich and offers a comprehensive range of professional veterinary services to cater for all your pet care needs.
If you’re unsure where to find something, locals are friendly and always happy to help.
SeaLink South East Queensland acknowledges the Quandamooka people, the traditional owners of the land on which we work, live and visit. We recognise their continued custodianship and connection to the land, waters, and community. We pay our respect to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Learn more.