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Absolute Beachfront
Self catering apartment in Australia – (Ref: 37594)
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Price From:$650 (USD)
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No. of Verified Reviews: (6)villarenters customers rating
apartment in Trinity Beach
Beachfront in paradise. This immaculately presented, fully furnished top floor one bedroom apartment has some of the most breath taking views of the Coral Sea. ...more

Private pool, wheelchair friendly.
On site: beach, sailing, fishing. Less than 15 mins to: golf.
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Location for rental: Oceania - Australia / Australia / Queensland / Trinity Beach


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Destination guide to Queensland




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Glorious Aussie tucker


From the Daily Mail

There have always been many reasons to visit Australia. The beaches, the jolly inhabitants, the sunshine, scenery and emptiness. But until relatively recently, the cooking was not one of them.
In fact, 'Australian cuisine' was traditionally considered something of an oxymoron, conjuring up images of stodgy meat pies washed down by lashings of lager.
But, of course, that has all changed. Like its wine (which used to be derided in Europe as sickly rubbish fit only for skid row) Australian cooking is now famously top notch.
Indeed, from the evidence of my recent first visit, I believe it may well be that you can eat better in Australia than anywhere else on Earth.
Australia, to my mind, is like a sort of supercharged California. Brisbane is like Los Angeles without the gridlock, the crime and the smog.
Queensland, our destination, has the weather that California thinks it has (but... more


Whales galore


You just have to hand it to the Australians: they know how to look after their natural inheritance.
Easier, of course, when there are so few people spread over such a large area. But it still makes it an exhilarating country to visit.
Twenty miles from Brisbane, and less than 100 miles from the Gold Coast, which has been the victim of over-development, is a jewel of an island, no bigger than the Isle of Man, which felt like a throwback to the Fifties in its unspoiled charm.
If Moreton Island were in the Caribbean, it would have been overrun by hotels years ago. As it is, there are no roads, just a few bush tracks.
It is one of those paradisaical landscapes where the sun always shines, the sea is like a warm bath and there is enough sand for everyone.
More than enough. Penetrate beyond the palm-fringed beaches and you realise that the entire island, just 10 miles off the coast of Queensland, is made of sand.
It is an ex... more


Small and truly beautiful


Heron Island is a diver's dream and a positive paradise for romantics.
It must be the closest you can get to Australia's Great Barrier Reef by land - a mere 20ft from the balcony of the suite where I stayed.
This idyllic spot - as popular with honeymooners as it is with diving enthusiasts - lies at the southern tip of the 1,250-mile reef, the largest in the world.
The best way to arrive is by helicopter. It takes 30 minutes from the mainland.
As we descended, a thousand starfish twinkled in the gleaming blue waters surrounding the island with its pristine, soft, white sandy beaches.
From the air you can see it's only a dot in the ocean, one of the rather unimaginatively named Capricorn group of islands - they're on the Tropic of Capricorn - lying 45 miles off Gladstone in central Queensland.
Here, small is not only beautiful but personal - you are met by the local general manager of the firm which owns the ... more


Dive into a world of new discoveries


From the Daily Mail

A scene more perfect than Catseye Beach on Australia's Hamilton Island would be hard to imagine. And that, said my friend Anna, was the problem. How do you take swaying palm trees, the white sand, the azure sea seriously? Even the immaculate shopfronts and gleaming streets looked as if they had been put together for a film set.
We wondered if there was anything behind those impeccable facades. Having discovered the place was inhabited by cockatoos, all beautifully behaved and spotlessly white, we felt we had arrived on another planet.
In a sense, we had. The Whitsunday Islands, discovered by Captain Cook in 1770, are almost as far from Britain as it is possible to get, and there is a powerful sensation of otherworldliness. Most holiday paradises have a shabby side, but here there is a feeling of being transported to someone's crafted vision of perfection.
'There is one rule o... more


A thief at the reef


From the Mail on Sunday

Last year a job took my boyfriend to Birmingham for some months. He rented a high-rise flat which offered decent accommodation but the balcony was unusable as it was plagued by an army of pigeons. Every effort to persuade the feathery ones to move on failed and he was forced to concede defeat. His loathing of these birds waned when the resident Mrs Pigeon gave birth - and he even entertained thoughts about transplanting mother and baby back to London.
My thoughts turned to those Birmingham days when I was shown to our suite in the Reef View Hotel on Hamilton Island as there, perched along both balconies, was a gang of cockatoos, as confident in their claim to their territory as the Brummie pigeons had been.
But unlike the pigeons, the cockatoos are dramatically beautiful. They roam freely on the island and, though not tame, are friendly and amusing entertainers. They also ensure that no alarm c... more


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