Deet's Hideaway, Orchid Beach

14/12/2024

Deet's Hideaway has limited dates* available for 2025.

Sleeps 6 People
Bedroom 1: Queen Bed
Bedroom 2: Double Bed
Lounge room: 2x Single Beds

🌴 Incredible ocean views with a relaxed vibe.

For enquiries email Brooke on [email protected]

Please note no room for boats or trailers sorry.
* Please also note due to being a private rental dates available depend on the owners schedule.

12/10/2023

Deet's Hideaway has limited dates avaliable for 2024.

Sleeps 6 People
Bedroom 1: Queen Bed
Bedroom 2: Doubled Bed
Bedroom 3: 2x Single Beds

🌴 Incredible ocean views with a relaxed vibe.

For enquiries email Brooke on [email protected]

Please note no room for boats or trailers. Sorry.

24/04/2022

Lest We Forget

20/04/2022

What view do you prefer?
Morning ☀️
Afternoon ✨

Afternoon views are my favourite to sit back and relax with a drink after a fun day in paradise ♥️

19/04/2022

Planned burn at Orchid Beach ‼️

26/12/2021

Another day on the water 🐟

24/12/2021

What a view ☀️

12/11/2021

We love our little slice of paradise ☀️🌴

17/08/2021

We have availability for the new Public Holiday in October ☀️🌴

Avaliable for Checkin from Friday 29th October for 4-8 nights.

Get in contact now.

Email Brooke at [email protected]

BREAKING: The Ekka public holiday will be moved to Friday, 29 October after the event was cancelled due to COVID-19.

The new public holiday applies to the Local Government Areas of Brisbane, the Scenic Rim and Moreton Bay.

Last year, the People’s Long Weekend was a huge success, generating millions of tourism dollars for regional operators across the state with many accommodation providers fully booked out.

I’m encouraging Queenslanders to once again take the opportunity to get out and explore all the wonderful destinations and experiences our state has to offer.

Moving the public holiday wasn’t a decision we made lightly, but it will help support Queensland tourism and hospitality jobs.

14/08/2021

Perfect weather for our guests checking into Deet's Hideaway, Orchid Beach today ☀️🌴

13/08/2021

What a beautiful day it is to explore Waddy Point ☀️🌴

05/07/2021

From 9 July 2021 the Check In Qld app will be mandatory for a number of new sectors.

Checked in and good to go!
We’re using the Check In Qld app to help keep your next visit COVID safe.
All you need to do is:
✔ download the app 👉👉 www.covid19.qld.gov.au/check-in-qld
✔ fill in your details once
✔ scan our QR code when you visit

* A guest or visitor of a guest is required to provide contact information when first entering the accommodation. A guest, or visitor of a guest, is not required to provide contact information each time they enter the accommodation.

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to send us an email at [email protected].

19/05/2021

Bookings for 2022 are now open. Get in quick before your preferred date gets booked out. Email Brooke today to book your 2022 holiday in paradise ☀️🌴

18/04/2021

QPWS rangers are investigating yesterday’s wongari (dingo) attack at Orchid Beach on K’gari (Fraser Island) and are calling for any further witnesses to come forward.

Rangers have interviewed some witnesses to the incident, however, those first on the scene have so far not been able to be located.

Rangers are seeking assistance from the first responders and any other witnesses to come forward to help investigating rangers understand better what happened and help with information on the wongari (dingo) involved in the attack.

The attack took place in Orchid Beach, a residential area of K’gari, and not in a camping area, Saturday morning around 7am.

Any decisions about the management of the wonagri (dingo) will be made once a positive identification is confirmed and in collaboration with key stakeholders, including traditional owners, the Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation - BAC .

People are reminded to be wongari (dingo) safe and not to feed or interact with the animals as this may contribute to their habituation and may have consequences.

Wongari (dingoes) that lose their natural wariness of people and become habituated may become aggressive while seeking food.

Visitors to K'gari (Fraser Island) are reminded to be wongari (dingo) safe at all times:

• Walk in groups
• Camp in fenced areas where possible
• Do not run. Running or jogging can trigger a negative wongari (dingo) interaction
• Never feed dingoes
• Never store food or food containers in tents
• Secure all rubbish, fish and bait
• Keep young children within arm’s reach at all times.

Witnesses to yesterday’s attack are urged to please telephone the Department on 13 GOV (13 74 68).