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Osprey's Restaurant, Thala Beach Nature Reserve, Port Douglas

Oak Beach, Douglas Area
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Savour the view overlooking the sparkling Coral Sea and coastal Wet Tropics ranges even longer by stopping by for lunch, dinner or an afternoon coffee or cocktail at Osprey's Restaurant at Thala Beach Nature Reserve. Osprey's captures the feel of the tropics with its relaxed, open-air environment, great service combined with modern innovative Australian cuisine.

Enjoy the spectacular elevated setting overlooking two UNESCO World Heritage sites - namely Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef.

Linger with an afternoon coffee or cocktail in the elegantly casual surrounds and ask the friendly staff to identify the birds that share your tree-top position or indulge with a sundowner at the end of a leisurely day in the tropics.

Opening Hours

Season/DateDayOpening Hours
All yearDaily6:30am - 9pm

Cuisine Types

Modern Australian

Price Range

Main over $30 (AUD)

Menus

Facilities

  • Bar
  • Car park
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5078 Captain Cook Highway
Oak Beach, Douglas Area
Queensland
Australia
+61740985700
reservations@thalabeach.com.au
http://www.thalabeach.com.au

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