SEA Gallery

SEA Gallery is a contemporary art space on Macrossan Street in Port Douglas, bringing together original paintings, fine art prints and photography shaped by the reef, rainforest, coastline and wildlife of Australia. The gallery’s collection ranges from landscapes and aerial views to underwater scenes, turtles, whales, birds and other sea life, with work available as original pieces, limited-edition prints and fine art photography.

The gallery is led by Stephanie Elizabeth and David Lloyd, whose creative practices complement each other. Stephanie works in acrylic and watercolour, using colour, movement and quieter details from the natural world as inspiration. David’s photography focuses on aerial landscapes, underwater moments and wildlife encounters from Australia and beyond. Together, their work gives SEA Gallery a distinct Port Douglas perspective, while still reaching into broader Australian environments.

A visit offers more than a conventional display of finished pieces. SEA Gallery operates as a working studio, where new collections are developed, prints are prepared and artwork is carefully finished. Visitors may catch glimpses of the process, from colour on the palette and paper being prepared to the concentration involved in completing a print. The gallery describes its work as Australian made, with archival-grade materials used for limited-edition prints and an eco-conscious approach to materials and production.

Alongside the artwork, SEA Gallery has a curated selection of homewares and gifts, including brassware, cushion covers, tea towels, placemats, coasters and baby pieces. Gift cards are also available. It suits visitors looking for a meaningful Port Douglas memento, collectors interested in coastal and wildlife-inspired art, and anyone who enjoys seeing how creative work comes together. For a more focused visit, the collections can be explored by artist or subject, including turtles, whales, birds, landscapes and sea life. The gallery is at Shop 2, 24 Macrossan Street, Port Douglas, making it an easy stop for solo browsers, couples and small groups interested in art, photography or locally made gifts.