Selina Hospitality PLC recently celebrated its fourth hotel opening in Australia last month, according to a press release.
"We are so excited to add Selina Magnetic Island to our portfolio. It marks the fifth hotel we have opened this year in the APAC region, fourth property in Australia and our first truly remote experience in the region," said Gadi Hassin, managing partner South East Asia, Australia, New Zealand Selina. "Magnetic Island is home to a beautiful local community and becoming one of Australia's most sought after tourist destinations; we acknowledge the Wulgurukaba people of Yunbenun, the traditional custodians of the land on which we enter, and recognize their continuing connection to land, waters and community paying our respects to the elder's past, present and future and all the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people."
Selina’s magnetic island serves as the company’s fourth hotel in the region, joining its Brisbane and Melbourne locations.
Aimed at millennial and Gen Z travelers, the new establishment will feature a swimming pool, wellness deck, CoWork made out of an old, refurbished school bus, outdoor bar, pool table and a wildlife park, among other amenities.
Located at a five-minute walking distance from Horseshoe Bay in the Great Barrier Reef, an area known to serve travelers, the new location will offer 145 bedspaces during its first phase, including caravan sites and customizable private room options.
“Surrounded by idyllic beaches, the new property offers a one-of-a-kind getaway for guests to disconnect and explore wildlife and the beach during the day, live music at night, enhancing the experience with food trucks, Aussie style breakfasts and local craft beers,” a recent press release states.