THE BEACH HOUSE SPA RETREAT

Beach House Spa Retreat is a private coastal home featuring a large outdoor courtyard and its own Hawaiian Hydro Spa, designed for relaxation and comfort.

The house offers four bedrooms plus a private garden studio, one main bathroom and two ensuites. There is a formal lounge with a fireplace, additional lounge and dining areas, and accommodation for up to 10 guests. No additional guests allowed in the property. Guests are required to bring their own linen and towels, however these can be supplied for an additional fee—please message for details.

Resort-style landscaping surrounds the property, with a custom-built, fully enclosed roof gazebo that provides an outdoor entertaining area suitable for day or night use, all year round.

A spacious private deck overlooks a tranquil native coastal garden and BBQ area, making it ideal for outdoor dining or relaxing beside the spa. The Hawaiian Hydro Spa comfortably accommodates up to six people and features a spacious single recliner, designed for hydrotherapy massage. Positioned beneath the covered gazebo, it offers privacy and protection from the elements in all seasons.
The garden also includes two comfortable sunbeds, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the coastal sunshine and peaceful surroundings.

A GREAT LOCATION NEAR NATURE WALKS AND BEACHES

Relax and soothe those sore muscles in the spa after a gorgeous bushwalk from Crackneck Lookout, a five minute walk away in the Wyrrabalong National Park. From there, you can walk north to Bateau Bay Beach for a swim and sunbake (a five minute walk) or south to Forresters Beach for a coastal walk with beautiful views over the ocean.
There is Spectacular Ocean and coastal panoramas and the walking tracks have boardwalks and timber steps with railings and seats at viewing spots. Crackneck and Shelley Beach are also top surfing spots.
Crackneck Lookout is one of the best whale watching locations on the Central Coast in the winter months so bring your binoculars to catch a glimpse of these wonderful humpback whales migrating north to breed and give birth in the warmer tropical waters.

Some of our LOCAL ATTRACTIONS include:

BEACHES
Bateau Bay Beach, a ten minute walk away is a beautiful, quiet and secluded protected swimming beach within the Wyrrabalong National Park. The beach has low tide rockpools and is excellent for swimming, sunbaking, fishing and snorkelling. Shellley Beach is a 25 minute walk or 8 minute drive away.

GOLF
The Tuggerah Lakes Golf Course at Bateau Bay is 5 minutes’ drive away and offers probably the best ocean views of any golf course in Australia. It is situated on Shelley Beach, famous for hosting surfing titles, a 4km stretch of golden sand between rockpools.

BOWLING AND OTHER SPORTS CLUBS
Bateau Bay also has a world-class bowling and croquet club which welcomes visitors as well as a numerous clubs within walking distance with free courtesy buses.
Mingara Recreation Club is 10 minute’s drive away with an Olympic pool and Water Park, gym and a range of restaurants.

THE ENTRANCE
The Entrance is a 10 minute drive north where you can hire a small boat to fish on the lake, see a movie, enjoy one of the many seafood restaurants or watch the feeding of the Pelicans at 3.30pm every day.

TERRIGAL
Terrigal is a 10 minute drive south where you can indulge yourself at one of the many fine dining restaurants and cafes, stroll the beach promenade or walk up and catch the stunning view at the Skillion.

SHOPPING
Shopping is well catered for with the Erina Fair and Westfield Tuggerah Shopping Centres and the Homemakers and Discount Supa-Centre at Tuggerah, all within 15 minutes’ drive. Bay Village Shopping Centre is 5 minutes away and has 3 supermarkets, Kmart, cafes and an excellent variety of retail shops.
Erina Fair, one of the largest shopping centres in the southern hemisphere, acts as a community focal point and offers the largest range of retail stores in the region, an ice skating rink and an 8 cinema movie complex as well as a large range of restaurants and cafes.

BUS ROUTES
The Retreat is also close to regular bus routes to The Entrance and Gosford.

HUNTER VALLEY WINERIES
An hour and a half away is the beautiful Hunter Valley wineries, historic villages such as Morpeth and the city of Newcastle.

CRUISES AND ART GALLERIES
Even closer are major attractions such as Brisbane Waters cruises on the Lady Kendall II which leave from Gosford Wharf, the Reptile Park at Somersby and the Ettalong ferry which visits Palm Beach. Pearl Beach with its quaint village atmosphere and famous restaurant and the historic Avoca Beach Theatre in Avoca are just over half an hour away.
The Gosford Regional Art Gallery and Japanese garden is also worth a visit to feed the Koi fish as are the Ken Duncan and Neil Joseph Art Galleries, boutique shops in East Gosford and all the wonderful nurseries including the Wildflower Place in Erina Heights.