Wedge Island holiday Accomodation

19/04/2023

Picnic point beach had disappeared again with the annual sand migration process- just in time for the easter break.

17/04/2022

Rock Wallabies everywhere.

30/01/2022

We had an unexpected visitor sneak in for a look while we were loading up the car to leave for the airstrip.

09/01/2022

Our latest guests with a great mixed bag, Crayfish, abalone,king George whiting and flathead.

19/06/2021

Barn owl dropping in again.

28/12/2020

The ladders -fishing spot.
Located in west bay, an ideal land based fishing spot when there's an easterly 30 knot wind roaring across the island.

05/10/2020

Our locals are epic seafarers.
Lucky for us we have a backyard of sea life to enjoy year round

Extensive tracking of the southern-western white shark population has revealed epic oceanic excursions, including a 12,240 km return trip to sub-Antarctic waters.

24/09/2020

Our largest group of road users on Wedge demonstrating their music pedigree

This remake of the Abbey Road album cover isn't looking too shabby! 🚶‍♂️

This wombat snap was taken at Cradle Mountain in north-west Tasmania.

Happy !

📸: brecker58 (Instagram) via ABC Melbourne

20/09/2020

We have our very own Wisdom of Wombats on the island you can visit with

Known as the bulldozers of the bush, wombats are Australia's largest burrowing animals. Aaron Pedersen explores how their digging has transformed landscapes and changed the face of the continent.

03/05/2020

Had a few late night visitors that dropped in and stayed for a few hours-a pair of barn owls 😀

16/01/2020

What a horrible looking day it is on wedge,so glad I'm at work and not over there☹️