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Best family friendly Australia resorts

Among the 4537 accommodations in Australia, here are the 4 best family friendly resorts

Worrowing Jervis Bay - Australia
8.4 38 reviews

Worrowing Jervis Bay

resort, Huskisson
Worrowing Jervis Bay is located just 1 kilometre from Huskisson and a short drive from Hyams Beach and the National Parks, offering a peaceful escape in a picturesque setting. The resort has received very good user ratings for cleanliness and location, with guests consistently praising the beautiful grounds and friendly service.
The resort offers a range of accommodation options, including private villas, apartments and cottages, all with self-catering facilities. Guests can enjoy on-site amenities like a spa, gardens, and a wedding venue, as well as explore the surrounding area for activities like bushwalking, kayaking, and swimming.
Huskisson Bayside Resort - Australia
8.2 3231 reviews

Huskisson Bayside Resort

resort, Huskisson
Huskisson Bayside Resort is situated in Huskisson, a three-minute walk from Shark Net Beach and a five-minute walk from the Huskisson Shopping Village, offering convenient access to Jervis Bay National Park (approximately 8km away).
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom self-catering property features an outdoor pool, BBQ facilities, free Wi-Fi, and on-site parking; all rooms include air conditioning, a TV, refrigerator, and tea/coffee making facilities, with some offering private balconies and Jervis Bay views.
Waterfront Haven Apartment - Australia
9.9 145 reviews

Waterfront Haven Apartment

aparthotel, Blackmans Bay
This Blackmans Bay apartment boasts a unique waterfront location with private Derwent River access, within easy walking distance of both Kingston and Blackmans Bay's restaurants.
The self-contained unit, designed by 1+2 Architects, features a king-size bedroom, adjacent bathroom, sunny living room with kitchenette, private deck, parking, and accommodates two guests, offering a tranquil escape with keyless entry.
Mounties @ Sussex - Australia
8.8 263 reviews

Mounties @ Sussex

resort, Sussex Inlet
Mounties @ Sussex is a resort located in Sussex Inlet, just 28 miles from Mollymook Golf Club and 63 miles from Shellharbour Airport, making it a great base for exploring the beautiful South Coast of New South Wales. The resort has consistently received very good ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The resort offers a range of accommodation options, including family-friendly rooms and apartments with terraces. Guests can enjoy a variety of amenities, including a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, a sauna, a spa, and a tennis court, as well as free Wi-Fi and parking.

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Best Australia resorts with a pool

Among the 4537 accommodations in Australia, here are the 2 best resorts with a pool

Big4 Swan Hill - Australia
8.6 352 reviews

Big4 Swan Hill

resort, Swan Hill
Big4 Swan Hill is located just a short drive from the Murray River, the Swan Hill Racecourse Bowls Club, and Swan Hill Train Station, making it easy to explore the town and its surroundings. The resort consistently receives very good ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall guest experience.
The resort offers a range of self-contained apartments and villas, each equipped with a kitchen, flat-screen TV, DVD player, and private balcony. Guests can enjoy the on-site water park and outdoor pool, the jumping pillow, mini golf, pedal kart racing track, and the spa, restaurant, and fitness centre.
Absolute Beach Front Apartment - Australia
9.6 372 reviews

Absolute Beach Front Apartment

resort
This Surfers Paradise flat boasts an unbeatable beachfront location, just metres from the sand and offering breathtaking 180-degree panoramic ocean views.
The spacious apartment features a large bedroom, living room, dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen, sleeping up to two guests and providing access to a resort with a swimming pool, jacuzzi, gym, and tennis court.

Frequently asked questions about resorts in Australia

  • What are the top attractions in Australia?

    Australia boasts incredible diversity! For iconic landmarks, the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge are must-sees. Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the Northern Territory is a breathtaking natural wonder, a significant site for Aboriginal culture. The Great Barrier Reef, a World Heritage site, offers phenomenal diving and snorkelling. For wildlife encounters, consider a trip to Kangaroo Island or the Daintree Rainforest in Queensland.
  • Which airports are the biggest in Australia?

    Sydney Airport (SYD) and Melbourne Airport (MEL) are the largest and busiest airports in the country, handling a significant volume of both domestic and international flights. Brisbane Airport (BNE) is another major hub.
  • Is it common to pay with cash or card in Australia?

    Card payments are widely accepted throughout Australia, even in smaller towns. While cash is still used, particularly for smaller purchases, it's becoming less common. Credit and debit cards, along with contactless payment options like Apple Pay and Google Pay, are prevalent.
  • Is the driving culture in Australia considered safe for tourists?

    Driving in Australia can be safe for tourists, but it's essential to be aware of the unique conditions. Distances are vast, roads can be less well-maintained in some areas, and wildlife can be a hazard, especially at night. Driving on the left-hand side of the road is crucial to remember. Always check road conditions before you set off, and stick to the speed limits.
  • Are there any important traditions to honour while travelling in Australia?

    Respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures is paramount. Many sites hold deep spiritual significance, and it's vital to follow any guidelines provided. Learning a few basic words in Aboriginal languages is a thoughtful gesture. Being mindful of the environment and leaving no trace are also crucial aspects of responsible travel.
  • Are there any noteworthy festivals unique to Australia?

    Australia Day, celebrated on 26 January, is a national holiday. The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is a significant international event. Various regional festivals celebrate local cultures and produce, such as the Royal Adelaide Show and the Darwin Festival.
  • What areas offer the best experiences for a full week in Australia?

    A week allows for a good exploration of one region. Consider focusing on either the east coast (Sydney, the Blue Mountains, and the Great Barrier Reef) for a mix of city and nature, or exploring the red centre (Uluru and surrounding national parks) for an outback adventure. Western Australia's south-west, with its wineries and coastline, is another fantastic option.
  • Where should you go for a fun weekend in Australia?

    For a city break, Melbourne or Sydney offer vibrant cultures, diverse dining scenes, and plenty of activities. For a nature escape, consider the Yarra Valley (wine region near Melbourne), the Hunter Valley (wine region near Sydney), or a coastal getaway to Byron Bay or Noosa.
  • Are there parts of Australia with consistently good weather throughout the year?

    Parts of Western Australia, such as Perth and the south-west, experience a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters. However, even here, it's not consistently perfect weather year-round; some rain is expected.
  • What are the emergency contacts for medical or security situations in Australia?

    For medical emergencies, dial 000. This number also applies to police and fire emergencies. Information on consular services will vary depending on your nationality, so it's best to check with your embassy or consulate before your trip.

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