My fiance' and I stayed for three nights at Naracoopa and had an absolutely wonderful time. The B&B is beautiful and spotless. David & Grace Cross (the owners) were friendly as can be and extremely hospitable. The breakfasts: Outstanding! The location: Perfect! Nestled away in a quiet neighborhood, yet walking distance from the main town where you can dine at many fabulous restaurants (located in town or along the ocean, near picnic areas).
Naracoopa is also not too far from the airport and Australia Zoo, which ended up working out well for us. We will return to Naracoopa and highly recommend it to anyone traveling through this area (20 minutes or so from Brisbane CBD). Two thumbs up!

We really enjoyed our stay at Naracoopa. The Pavilion was all we wanted: a peaceful oasis. Clean, stylish and modern and very well equipped with a comfortable bed. Having had several encounters with mosquitos at other places it was great to be able to close the flyscreen and to be in an insect-free zone! We would recommend some protection when sitting on the deck though! Grace and David were lovely - a pleasure to talk to. The location was perfect. Lot's of fine Queenslanders all around. A choice of spots to be by the water - turn right and you are at Shorncliffe near the yacht club, there's a rocky path hat you can follow takes you round to Shorncliffe pier if you don't want to walk on the road, or turn left out of Naracoopa and you are in Sandgate: more beach and shops. Then of course you can catch a train into the city which we did a couple of times. Definitely recommend it and hope to go back!

We booked at Naracoopa for the historic architecture and the signature breakfast. What we got was a plywood shack down the back yard with eggs and bread… and let’s not forget the wack in the head. At the risk of sounding negative, the place was clean and well equipped.
We arrived to find the place closed, so we rang and needed to return 20 minutes later. We went to the local pub and had a drink which was OK… a social experiment at least.
On meeting our host, we were ushered under the house down through a less than legal height area. If you are over 5’ 7” you need a room upstairs in the house. I wacked my head…silly me for not reading the signs in the dark (unfortunately the night was not working).
We expressed a desire to see the house inside, but that didn’t happen. That’s what you get being the peasants down the back of the yard.
We did have a relaxing stay, which was one of our goals. I do not want to discourage anyone from visiting Naracoopa, my only suggestion is that you make it very clear what you are looking for.
Some of you might enjoy a wack in the head.

I stayed in this B&B just for 1 night in October as a base for a whalewatching trip in Redcliffe. What a gem! A historic house, beautifully restored, 2 rooms only (there is a separate pavillion in the garden). I wished I stayed longer. My room and the shared space (living room) are simply perfect, with lots of attention to detail. Situated in a tranquil area, short walk from the beach.
Breakfast was abundant and beautifully presented.
Highly recommended.