Parrot Fish Lodge Port Douglas Backpackers - Hostel in Port Douglas, Australia

Parrot Fish Lodge is Port Douglas' newest, funky backpackers' hostel. It is located one street away from bustling Macrossan Street in quiet, tree-lined Warner Street. You can walk to the Marina or fabulous Four Mile Beach in 4 minutes.

As our main concern is that you spend a perfect time with us, The Hostel was purpose built just for your comfort - there are bathrooms on each floor and most rooms have ensuite so you don’t have to wait for your turn, a modern kitchen where you can cook your own meals, a bar and restaurant to relax and meet your fellow guests and most importantly, great beds in spacious rooms

We appreciate the importance of clean facilities therefore we'll be cleaning all day long, making sure everything is spotless.

Parrot Fish offers spacious dorms and private rooms. The floors are ocean-blue and Aboriginal Art adorns the walls. There are laundry facilities on each floor and a sumptuous 2.5m deep swimming pool with sun-decks for lapping up the tropical sun. The Internet Cafe is open every day.

Parrot Fish bar offers the cheapest drinks in town, and the restaurant is open for cheap meals nightly, or prepare your own in the stainless steel self-catering kitchen.

The continental breakfast is free each morning from 8:00 am till 10:00 am!

The reception is open from 08:00 am till late. You can book great tours at our tour desk and we will help you with every problem!

WE CAN HELP YOU FIND WORK….. See reception when you arrive

Our Highlights:

- Great clean happy hostel

- Free Bike Hire

- Free Breakfast

- Free BBQ’s twice a week

- Free Lockers in all rooms

- Free Towels and linen

- Free Movie nights

- Free coffee and tea all day

- Free Maps and Advice

- Free Luggage storage

- A short walk to 4 Mile beach

- Happy, friendly staff :-)

Comment from one of our lovely guests:

'Thank you Parrotfishlodge for putting up with me! I had a great time, great laughs and I love the vibe and the energy here at parrotfish. I will for sure stay here again if I make my way back to Port Douglas. Until our roads cross again: safe travels.'

Michelle Hoang, USA

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