Accommodation Far North Queensland

Licuala Lodge Mission Beach - Pommie Guests

Guests from the UK staying at Licuala Lodge, Accommodation in Far North Queensland

Due to disk space troubles, only the thumbnail photos are now available on this page.

	Kirsty (almost a permanent resident at Licuala Lodge) with her trendy umbrella hat. Pretty sexy, huh ???
	Our first Cockneys - and they were fabulous. Brian, Bayo, Declan and Brenda. Also Sue, the chef, Kirsty and another cockney, Russell - they all drank the accommodation dry one night !!
	A bunch of Scousers - Sam, Robin, Ruben, Steve and their leader Dan. Do you know what time it is Ruben ??? Oh and thanks for leaving us a toothbrush and toothpaste - much appreciated !!
	Helen and Daren from Romford, England. Current UK holders of "Keep it up" (sounds a bit rude) - but should have done better as Daren is some sort of water polo expert. See Things To Do page
	Here's a mixed bag of travellers enjoying breakfast - Rosemary, Desley, Amanda,Bob, Keith and Ian. Four of them are Poms - can you guess which ones ???
	From sunny Rochdale - Karen, James and Lee. Young James is Man United's number 1 fan and also a schoolboy chess phenomenon (according to his Dad)
	Chantal and Catherine from Skipton and Cottingham (a pair of uni students) doing the Oz Experience. They saw a python slithering about in the front garden of this accommodation in Far North Queensland, and didn't panic !!! Good on yer girls
	Arthur, playgirl daughter Liz, and wife Sue from Leicestershire. Stayed with us almost a week, and Arthur learnt the ancient Aussie art of BBQ-ing. Thanks for the wine folks - much appreciated
	Alison and Chris from Guildford. Liked our local Far North Queensland restaurant Blarneys so much that they bought shares in the place. Another reason to come to Mission Beach - fabulous restaurants.
	Edgar from Gunthorpe enjoying his full cooked breakfast at the best accommodation in Far North Queensland. He managed to talk all the bus drivers into dropping him off at the lodge instead of the normal bus stops - what a charmer
	Hillary, Callum (trivia expert extraordinaire) and Martin (computer guru) from Milton Keynes (I think ??!!). In the background are a couple of intrepid gnomes
	Steve, Carol and Stuart (from Rochdale ??). No comment about Steve's shorts or Stuart's trainers. But they loved staying at the Lodge, the finest Far North Queensland accommodation
	Christine, Alex, Ian and Dugald from Reading, although the adults originate from north of the border. The boys just loved walking back to the accommodation each night after their evening meal
	Karen and Charley from Ely - a pair of globetrotting, overpaid and underworked teachers. But they are the best teachers in the whole of East Anglia (probably !!)
	Elena, Lucy and Karen. Two of them are teachers, can't remember the profession of the other (model, film star, pilot ???). Two of them went for a rainforest walk, while the other went Sky Diving
	Sam and Barbara, two experienced cyclists from Canterbury - saw their daughter on Dunk Island, Far North Queensland, but preferred staying here at the Lodge
	Jill and husband Macca from Kings Lynn, and Shairon and Jane from the Blue Mountains. They were our first Murder Mystery party. And thanks to Macca I am still alive after a White Water Rafting experience
	Neil and Nicole from sunny Ipswich. Both adventurous sea kayakers and intrepid cyclists. Now who do you think ate a big big breakfast each morning ??
	Angela, Simon and Charlotte from just north of Ilkley. Also Uni the Unicorn, Benny the school bear, Sandy the koala and Charlotte the baby koala. Thanks for the shaving foam, Simon
	Chris and Simon from Nottingham, directors in a multi-national telecommunications company, a rival to BT. Also big Rugby fans,hoping to see the boys live in the rugby world cup
	Alison and Steve from Bristol, although Alison is a true Essex gal, and Steve comes from a place where they reckon they can sing a bit and play rugby
	Mike and Elani from Derby. Mike is a renowned Cassowary hunter, and part-time Railway Engineer, and Elani (notice the nice hair-do) is a world famous botanical illustrator
	Naomi and Richard from Liverpool - but they didn't sound like Scousers, and didn't have a cooked breakfast. However, Richard's T-shirt suggests they come from the Merseyside area
	Emma and Nigel from 'uddersfield. Both used to work as entertainers on a famous cruise ship, but now both are part-time house renovators
	Beryl and Keith from St Neots. Keith spent his time fine tuning his cassowary hunting skills, and Beryl sensibly spent her time relaxing by the pool.
	Jack and Ann from Dumfries, spending a few relaxing days here away from their grandkids in Cairns. Jack and Ann are both retired now, and enjoying every minute of their retirement.
	Caroline from London, a high-flying accountant working for an Aussie Insurance company. Arrived here (the best accommodation in Far North Queensland) in the biggest 4WD you've ever seen in your life
	Maddy (TV producer) and Katrina (Police Officer) from somewhere in London. Both saw Johnno and the boys beat the Aussies in the World Cup - lucky girls !!
	Debs and Steve from Morden. Debs is a long serving (or is it suffering) dinner lady, and Steve is some sort of high ranking Quality Engineer who enjoyed his "full monty" in the morning.
	Abi and James from London - our very first Wotif customers. They got to see Charlie and his chicks and Rusty the monitor at breakfast time. And Abi is an ex-Forest Fields girl - oooer !!!
	Alma and Jen from Newcastle - stopping at Mission Beach as part of their tour of the world's finest places. In between them is our Yellow Sunbird, and to the left of Alma is our pet parrot.
	Gordon and Annie from Glasgow (who graciously have allowed me to put them on the Pommies page purely because they think this the finest accommodation in Far North Queensland. Gordon is a gobally renowned architect and Annie is an occupational therapist (I think ?!)
	Hugo and Cecilia from somewhere in Suffolk. H is a big time property developer and C is a high-flying commodities broker. They stayed just long enough to see Charlie and his brood.
	Julie (one of those overpaid and underworked teachers) and Colin from Brighton, enjoying M Beach as part of their world tour. Colin was the first guest to cut the lawn with the ride-on mower.
	Stella and Maurice from Nottingham. Stells says that she is retired, but I reckon she is far too young to be retired. Maurice "scratches out a living" as a business consultant.
	Andrew and Karen from somewhere near Banbury. Andy is a top class IT director, and Karen likens herself to Diana. Both on their way to the Melbourne Grand Prix
	Francesca and Steve from somewhere in London. Decided to give up work and become property magnates. Both hoping to see every deadly creature that Oz has to offer - and they are still alive.
	Martin (looking particularly cool in his shades) and Dyleth from Pwllheli. Both retired GPs enjoying a six week tour of Oz, including a few days visiting their son Gareth and d-in-law Beth.
	Sarah, an renown occupational therapist from Birmingham on a 3 month backpacking tour of the world - but decided to treat herself to some luxury here at Licuala Lodge, Far North Queensland accommodation.
	From London somewhere, Robert an IT guru and a Spurs supporter, Cathy a hard-working director for a great website networking mums, Alfie and Emilia - both expert swimmers.
	Ray and Julie from Badminton. Ray is a computer guru and Julie does all the admin for his company. They both enjoyed the Waterfall circuit and the crater at Mt Hypipamee, in the Tablelands, Far North Queensland.