Binna Burra Lodge, founded in 1933 by conservationists Arthur Groom and Romeo Lahey, is one of Australia’s oldest and most cherished nature-based resorts. Created as a place to enjoy and protect the region’s natural beauty, it remains true to this legacy today. The lodge offers guided walks, wildlife encounters, Aboriginal cultural experiences, yoga, and more, and operates as a social enterprise, reinvesting profits into environmental and community initiatives.
Perched on a plateau overlooking the Coomera and Numinbah Valleys, Binna Burra offers a choice of cosy safari tents, sky lodges, or tiny wild houses. It sits within 20,000 hectares of subtropical rainforest in the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, home to 160 km of walking trails, waterfalls, caves, and ancient trees, as well as over 200 bird species, 70 mammals, and 500 plant species.
