Clean ample parking some lovely rock pools a great place to swim or stop for a spot of lunch a…read moreGREAT place to walk the dog as it is a dog friendly beach or time alone to relax and listen to the waves crash upon shore.

A clean beach that is great when you want to be alone and listen to the waves crash upon shore. The…read morelocation is a tad difficult to access so it is not accessible to disabled wheelchair bound persons or people who have trouble with stairs.

Lovely quite spot. Away from the general town public. Nice spot in the bush opposite the tidal rocksread more

Walking the dog and watching whales breach off shore. Along the walk you will find other dog…read morewalkers people practicing Tai Chi and cafes where people are having chai tea. I prefer the latter option! The beach is also great for swimming.

A great place to watch the sun rise with ample parking rock pools and a dog friendly beach…read more Electric bbq and kids playground equipment with multiple park benches and table and chairs a plenty.

I should start this review stating that I stayed here for a work function for a few nights, and it…read moreis not the type of place I would stay when on holidays. Located right on the water (with a private beach) there are many and vast outside areas meaning you'll always find a secluded area for yourself or a large group. On offer are water sports (no not that kind!) and a "circus school". The only meal I had that I know for sure was part of the resort (and not prepared specially for us) was a buffet style lunch. Whilst everything was nice there was no stand out dish. I was told it would normally cost $27 which I guess is reasonable. Whilst the rooms were spacious and clean (apart from the pervious guests survey still left in the room), I found them dated. The beds were very soft (which I like) however its not every ones cup of tea. The door to the bathroom (in rooms) had a shutter panel. Now maybe some people don't mind others hearing others bathroom/shower noises but I was staying in the same room as my boss... enough said. Overall, I would recommend for families or couples.

There are some great things about this place. First, it's a beautiful location with lots of…read moreoutdoors areas for people to relax in, a private "beach" and lagoon, as well as fairly quick access to the ocean. There's also a pool and spa (though they have quite restricted hours and the spa was turned off at like 5pm or something?!), and a variety of watersports (kayaking, sailing, etc) on offer. One of my favorite things, which I'd never seen before, is that they give you credit (I believe it was $15/day) if you don't have your room cleaned. That being said that they have this awesome program, they don't make it easy to use and there are a lot of restrictions (max 3 nights total, but only 2 nights consecutive; said maybe could only be used for room service but then we were able to use it at the fast food counter). You have to call before 5 the night before to "activate" then put out a little card in your door. But they often didn't answer the phone and didn't necessarily give us the credit when they should have, and took the card away at one point...in the end, we were happy to get the max $45 credit and get some free food, but I think we had to go to the desk about 4 times about it, so others may not find it worth the hassle. I guess that illustrates my overarching impression with this place - it sells itself as a luxury resort and it has some great bones for that but really lacks in service and execution. Lots of people had trouble with their key cards and access to rooms. The staff didn't always seem knowledgeable about what was going on (we got the runaround about some things like how to access the kayaks). It's quite isolated, so you're pretty limited food-wise to what is on offer there, which may be an issue if you have special dietary requirements. (I was ok as a vegetarian, but my vegan friend really struggled.) The rooms were a bit odd (like you could only turn on the bathroom light with another light in the main room...not ideal at night when your roommate is sleeping!) and just felt a bit dated. I was there for a conference, and it was really a gorgeous, relaxing spot and we were busy with stuff the whole time, so it was fine. Personally, I wouldn't go there on vacation unless all you want to do is sit by the pool. Or maybe as a family? (I don't know if they have kids activities.) We were excited about some of the things like the kayaks until we realized that it took us about 5 minutes to paddle the whole length of the allowable area and there wasn't much more to see after that. Just a bit limited and isolated, without true luxury or high-class service.

Fell in love with this park immediately!! My brother-in-law and I drove my '63 Land Cruiser up…read morehere , and she didn't disappoint!!! Great treks fro off-roading , gorgeous creeks and small waterfalls.

Underwater World is that best place to see fish, sharks, Otto's and turtles up close…read more There is many many other little creepy crawlies and other under the water animal's to see. Also my fav seals. It does cost to get into this place but it is not to pricey. This is a tourist attraction so loads of children and tourist. Underwater World does have 3 levels to the place it is very easy to either A) walk around in circles or B) miss things. I would advise taking a map when they hand one to you, so you make sure that you don't miss anything. They do do daily shows for some of the animal's witch can be very informative. This is another children friendly place. There is cafe within Underwater World for you to buy food or there is other small cafes outside around the wharf.

Book online and you will save about $8 and you won't have to wait in line to get in. A decent…read moreaquarium and underwater tunnel, but I would not consider it to be world-class. Enjoyable if you are in the area and if you have kids, it's great. However, if you are an aquarium goer, this is only an average experience. The new jellyfish exhibit is the highlight if you ask me.

If your looking for a relaxed afternoon this is the cruise to come on! We booked the sunset cruise…read morewhich was amazing. We paid $35 each and ordered a seafood platter for 2 and a bucket of beer (4) for $55 bring the total to $125. Around 20 people on the boat with plenty of space. Each group had their own table. An awesome experience with a great skipper Oliver and Meg the hostess. Plenty of food and drink options which can be explored before on their website. Great views and a nice relaxing setting. You can venture out for a photo at the front of the boat which the crew will gladly take. Plenty of cocktails and beers at reasonable prices. Would highly recommend this cruise and would go again possibly for the seafood buffet dinner one!