Arajilla Retreat, Lord Howe Island

Arajilla Lord Howe Island

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Arajilla Retreat Lord Howe Island

FACILITIES

Complimentary Inclusions

Full breakfast daily
Bathrobes
Beach towels
Beach chairs
Snorkelling gear (fins, mask & snorkel)
Light fishing gear
Backpacks
Gas BBQ's
Television & VCR
PABX telephone system
CD Player with Clock Radio
Laundry complete with ironing facilities
Hair dryers
Mountain bikes are for hire

Restaurant

Arajilla Restaurant within the resort is popular with all visitors to the Island and is well known for its international cuisine and extensive wine list. The restaurant is surrounded by timber decks and native flora, and is open all day, for breakfast (included in the tariff for guests) and for lunch and dinner at night. Barbecue packs, picnics and in room service are available to guests.

Spa

Arajilla's day spa is a first for Lord Howe Island.

The Day Spa at Arajilla is uplifting, luxurious & nurturing. Within an octagonal wooden Yurt under the shade of Banyan Trees, we offer soothing ancient Indian Ayurveda techniques to give you pure relaxation and healing. The Arajilla Spa Menu is extensive and includes facials, massage, Shirodhara and Body Treatments. Ayurda products are also available for sale.

Spa Packages - This May, June or July escape and gain real savings at Arajilla.
Our Quiet Time Spa Packages offer a choice of a 3-day short break, a 5-day rest or 7 days of complete relaxation.

Communication

PABX telephone line is available on request.

Island Activities:

Scuba diving, snorkelling, mountain climbing, bush walking, golf, tennis, bowls, reef walking, fishing, bird watching, swimming and surfing. Being located on Lord Howe Island, Arajilla guests can do as much, or as little as they want to.

If you want to be active, you can choose from any of the following activities:

Tennis
Golf on a 9 hole Ocean View course
Bike Riding
Mountain Climbing
Bush Walking
Fishing
Snorkelling
Swimming with Dolphins
Scuba Diving
Surfing
Wind Surfing
Glass Bottom Boat Trip
Round Island Cruise
North Bay Tours
Fish Feeding
Aerial Visits to Balls Pyramid
Lawn Bowls
Visit the island Museum

Just offshore, there is a coral reef which encloses a tranquil, turquoise lagoon some six kilometres long. Snorkelling and scuba diving around Lord Howe is like being in a tropical fish tank.

You'll be swimming shoulder to fin with more species of fish than you can possibly count (There are more than 490). Even the species of coral number over 90 give or take an anemone or two.

Lord Howe Island has one of the most fascinating and pristine marine environments in Australia. At the crossroads of warm currents from the north and cooler currents from the south the Island has a mix of both tropical and temperate marine life. The warm currents from the north pass over the Great Barrier Reef and sweep larvae of corals south to Lord Howe Island, to form the most southerly coral reef in the Pacific. Other tropical creatures make the reef home; over 500 fish species have been recorded here, with tropical species conspicuous, along with schools of cooler water pelagics. The reef is also home to hundreds of invertebrate animals - starfish, urchins, crabs, snails, worms and slugs.

Minimal human development on the Island means that the lagoon and reef are in pristine condition. This unique marine life of Lord Howe Island has been recognised with World Heritage Listing in 1982, and declaration of a State Marine Park in 1999.

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Arajilla Retreat,
Old Settlement Beach,
Lord Howe Island

For more information please contact:
Ozhorizons,
Phone: 07 41249943, Fax 07 41256833
International +61 7 41249943, Fax+61 7 41256833
Bookings freecall 1800 252 668

Or use our online booking and enquiry form