Capella Lodge

Lord Howe Island, Australia

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Stay at Capella Lodge

The lodge is a wild bush luxury property and provides guests with extraordinary wildlife experience on private land.

The place brings a uniquely Australian style to your stay in an ecologically unique environment.
Bamurru Plains has 9 Safari Bungalows and 1 Kingfisher Suite, the Bungalows are all spacious and cool. All of them are

overlooking the floodplains frequented by a myriad of birds and animal life. Mesh screen ceilings provide an experience in which you can hear and see the wildlife around you.
Eco-friendly bungalows created in an African safari style, gives you an exceptional balance of the outdoors and luxury comfort.

Why we love it

A digital detox for those that wish
The island is surrounded by a reef-fringed lagoon
Valleys brimming with ancient plants and exciting wildlife

Facilities

Watersports

Wellness Facilities

Spa

Beach

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Experiences

Fishing

Capella's location in the middle of a marine park means an abundance of fishing hot spots, with regular catches of Lord Howe kingfish and yellowfin tuna.

Diving

Take a dive deep into Lord Howe's unique marine ecosystem, home to a wide variety of endemic species, found nowhere else on Earth.

Snorkelling

Take a swim around the lagoon with your snorkelling gear, to see the world's most-southern coral reefs existing just metres from the shore.

Birding

Stand atop the Malabar cliffs to spot any of Lord Howe's 14 species of seabirds, a highlight sighting will be seeing red-tailed tropicbirds perform their mating rituals./p>

Walking

Despite its small size, Lord Howe provides many different walking terrains - from easy sea level strolls to one-day mountain treks.

Feed the Fish

For a mesmerising experience, join in with the generation-spanning local tradition of feeding the fish on Ned's Beach and watch the fish shoal around you.

Day Trip

Take a boat out to view the world's largest sea stack standing at 550m tall, a habitat teeming with both birdlife and marine life.

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Jade & Andy

Our daughter is at university in Melbourne for a year so we wanted to visit her. We haven’t really thought about visiting Australia before but we’re so glad we had a reason to travel all that way. Three weeks seems like such a long time away, but we packed it full of so many amazing experiences that it went by before we knew it. Now we’re hooked and planning our next trip as want to visit the Outback with her while she’s still Down Under!