Seisia Holiday Park
Camp in Northern Peninsula Area

Seisia holiday park is located in cape york. Fully self contained and unique a frame villas are available, and cottages plus guesthouse style accommodation with share amenities.not to mention the island breeze restaurant which is �bring your own' and fully air-conditioned.seisia is one hour from thursday island, horn island and the most northerly tip of mainland australia. Power, hot showers and laundry facilities are available, water, with easy access to the famous seisia wharf and public boat ramp. If you love bushwalking, bird and butterfly watching or camping, fishing, wildlife, four wheel driving, this is the place for you. It is a magical and unforgettable region with traditions and culture of the aboriginal and torres strait islanders � australia's indigenous people.seisia holiday park offers a campground with shady and sheltered campsites overlooking the torres strait. Welcome to paradise. You can fly direct from cairns or travel to and from cairns by sea. Alternatively drive the developement road or overland telegraph track.

The local family based business strives to bear comfortable, enjoyable accommodation to a expansive range of customers. From the 2012 season the park has had allocated sites to permit visitors to book in advance for their upcoming holidays. Many of the cabins have also had renovation works completed. Management and staff remain to labor difficult to constantly improve park standards. From the Bloomfield River in the south to just north of the sardine River, it covers more than 100,00km2 and occupies 80 per cent of Cape York Peninsula. Cook Shire is a vibrant area, from the main township of Cook town to smaller outlying communities rich in indigenous history, agriculture, tourism and arts. Cook Shire is enriched by the unique contributions of its smaller communities, with Lakeland a national leader in agriculture and Laura world famous for its rock art. Cook Shire enjoys a gentle tropical climate with the wet season typically running from January to March, which is also the hottest portion of the year. During the wet season, there are risks of cyclones and flooding, while the arid season can bring bush fires. The number of people visiting Cook Shire and moving to our pretty region is growing steadily, as access and facilities improve across our communities. Lakeland is an hour south of Cook town, also on the Mulligan Highway, while Rossville and Barton are less than an hour away, also reached by bitumen roads. Farther north the road becomes gravel, with stretches of bitumen, and can be treacherous or impassable during the wet season. There are airports and airstrips in maximum areas of the Shire, with the largest in Cook town and Chen, and scheduled or charter flights available to those destinations. There is a regular bus service between Cairns and Cook town, as well as cruise ships, tour buses, hire vehicle companies and motorbike tours offering different options for exploring our back yard.

Saibai Island is located 8km south of papa Fresh Guinea, although the island is one of the largest in The Torres Strait it consists mostly of swampland with some high grassland areas. After the Second World War the enlisted men returned to the island, informing the community of a store on The Mainland they believed would produce the Saibai community with a sustainable future. Soon after, a combination of wet season rain and king tides flooded Saibai Island. Saibai's leader, Bamaga Gina, called a meeting to hold discussions regarding the problems being caused by this flooding and the affect it was having on the new water supply, the limited supply of wood for building and the area of land available for future housing concerns were increasing about the islands' skill to promote coming generations. The decision was made to relocate to the mainland. In 1946 the community purchased two luggers for the relocation. Arranged the erection of a changing medical post and store, a changing church was also erected. As more families arrived more housing was required, using the old army huts from the war and any building materials found many homes and a school for the children were built. The land inland of Red Island was chosen, an ideal location with two creeks for new water. As the fresh housing was slowly completed the families started to move from their temporary settlement to Bamaga, some families chose to remain at puttee Heads. Supplied the building materials for the housing and slowly the village was built. After a five year wait the people of Red Island Point were permitted to change the name of their village the name was changed to SEISIA. Blu has supervised the introduction and development of abundant community owned businesses.