Welcome to the historic Lake Eacham Hotel Yungaburra, affectionately known as the "Yungaburra Pub". Built early last century, this historic landmark is situated in the centre of Yungaburra village close to amenities, attractions and restaurants.


The hotel today offers friendly service and old fashioned country hospitality. Throughout its long history the Yungaburra Pub has earned an outstanding reputation with visitors - hosting important community events and boasting an enviable list of prominent guests.

Memorabilia displayed from these visits and other early 20th century local events represent one of the best collections of early Tropical North Queensland life on public display.

The interior of the hotel still displays its original magnificence, a showpiece of Federation architecture, using locally felled and milled timbers like cedar and silky oak.

Entering the hotel guests are surrounded by the charm, grace and grandeur of a bygone era. Exquisite timber paneling and fittings excite the senses and calm the soul as guests relax and enjoy homestyle meals, quality wines and good conversation with their friends - both old and new. Later guests retire to quiet, comfortable rooms with ensuite facilities.

Yungaburra and the Tropical Tablelands of Tropical North Queensland boast some of the most beautiful ancient rainforests of the Wet Tropics, spectacular national parks, gorges, volcanic lakes, and waterfalls. The exceptional beauty is complimented with birdwatching, fishing, walking, historical, heritage and scenic attractions all close by.

The village of Yungaburra has existed largely unchanged since 1910, with many of the original buildings still remaining. Its undeniable country charm captures the imagination with several art and craft galleries and displays, award winning restaurants, and many scenic attractions. Here is a perfect place to retreat and enjoy cool mountain days and warm log fires at night.

The Yungaburra Pub is very popular on weekends and during local events. Book early to avoid disappointment. Reservations are essential.