'The Headland' - Premier Queenscliff Abode, Steps from Queenscliff Beach & Freshwater Beach.

This stylish place to stay is perfect for group trips.
HOUSE RULES:
*Check-in: After 3:00 pm
*Checkout: 10:00 am
*No smoking
*No parties or events
*No pets

ADDITIONAL RULES:
*As per the Short Term Legislation Act 2020 NSW, all guests are required to obey these rules. For extra guests/day visitors, we must be informed for liability purposes.

*This is a no-party property. We do not allow parties/events of any sort. The maximum amount of guests allowed to sleep in this property is TEN people, however, we do allow day visitors of up to FIVE people. No more than a maximum of FIFTEEN people are allowed in the property at any given time.

*Only the guests staying at the property are permitted to be present. If you wish to have visitors in addition to booked guests, you must advise us in writing prior to your stay and ensure you receive written permission.

*This home is a strictly no-smoking property. If any of our cleaners find any form of cigarette ash, butts or smell cigarettes in the apartment, we could issue a $500 fine.

*This is a domestic residence and we love our neighbours. We do not allow loitering or loud noise outside of the premises or inside of the premises. We ask for minimal noise especially after 9 pm.

*STRA Rules - By booking this home you automatically agree to all the STRA terms and conditions that are applicable to guests. You also agree that if you do break any of the house rules you will be asked to leave and no refund of the unused nightly rates will be returned.

*Check-in/Check-out - We cannot stress enough the importance of checking out on time. Our regular check-in time is after 3 pm and check-out time is before to 10 am. If you wish to have an earlier check-in or later check-out, please reach out to us first. Please note, there may be a charge.

*Changing of Dates Terms & Conditions
- Requests to change booking dates may only be accommodated if check-in is more than 1 month away.
- This is subject to approval and we reserve the right to decline any requests.
- Please note that there may be a surcharge to change the dates.
- Any changes to bookings are subject to approval and we ask all guests to reach out to us first.

THINGS TO KNOW:

*Check-in details will be sent either the night before checking in, or the morning of check-in for security reasons.

*This apartment is kid and infant friendly and we provide a travel cot and highchair, however we do not provide the linen. The cot is in the bedroom cabinet for you to set up.

*Please note, the aircon in the second lounge upstairs is currently not working, but their are 2 ceiling fans which keeps the room cool.

*If you are in need of beach towels for your stay, we can provide them to you for a fee of $20 per towel. Just let us know how many towels you will be needing and we can get this organised before your stay!
We are a company that does a lot of travelling so our best means of contact would be either through the app or please email us and my Team will respond as soon as possible!
Queenscliff Beach is apart of the Manly strip and there are many things to do in the area! Below we have listed some of our "must dos" in the area!

The Fairlight Walk:

The family-friendly Fairlight Walk is a short walking trail starting from the ferry wharf in Manly Cove to the Manly Boatshed near North Harbour Reserve.

The walk passes a few secluded beaches and several small parks, with great Harbour views to enjoy from start to finish.

The prettiest strip of sand along the walk is the 80m long Fairlight Beach, which is also home to a rockpool and a small pool area for toddlers to have a splash.

An Aussie Pub LunchL:

Not only is Manly home to some of the prettiest beaches in Sydney, but there are also lots of great pubs to explore for a good feed and a cold drink.

Some of these pubs are conveniently located in The Corse, and you’ll also find a couple of pubs, bars, and restaurants on the waterfront near the ferry wharf.

Great pubs in Manly:
Hotel Steyne (75 The Corso)
New Brighton Hotel (71 The Corso)
Ivanhoe Hotel Manly (27 The Corso))

Walk around North Head:

If you’re up for an exhilarating hike that is both a coastal and a bushwalking track, you must do the North Head circuit walk.

This 9.5 km walking trail is an absolute treat, with lots of history, panoramic views, and secluded beaches to take in.

You can start this walk at Shelly Beach, from where the trail continues to the historical sites on North Head, the Fairfax Lookout, and back to Manly via Collins and Little Manly Beach.

Sight Seeing by Ferry:

If you’re in Manly, chances are you arrived there by ferry from Circular Quay. But if not, it’s worth doing a quick return ferry trip from the Manly wharf to the city and back.

The Manly ferry ride from Circular Quay is a tourist attraction in its own right and is a must for every tourist visiting Sydney.

This trip takes 20 minutes and crosses the entire Sydney Harbour. The vessels are comfortable with lots of seating inside as well as outside.

Walk the Spit Bridge:

The 10 km walking track between the Spit Bridge and Manly is one of Sydney’s iconic walks that you should do at least once. Combined with the North Head Walk, it is a 19.5 km hiking adventure known as the Manly Scenic Walkway.

Most people start this walk from the Spit Bridge, but you can, of course, also start from the Manly wharf and do this walk westbound.

Some of the highlights along this walk include Fairlight Beach, North Harbour Reserve, Reef Beach, Dobroyd Head, and Clontarf Reserve.

Surfing Lessons at Queenscliff or Manly:

Did you know that the first World Surfing Championships were held in Manly? In 1964, Manly hosted this high-profile event, attracting a crowd of 60,000 spectators.

So, if you’ve been keen to give surfing a go, then you may as well try it at Manly’s main beach, where the waves are great for beginners and advanced surfers.

Head to the Manly Surf School at the northern end of the beach, where you can either book a surf lesson or hire a board if you already know the basics.

Visit the Fairfax Lookout:

The popular Fairfax Lookout on Manly’s North Head is one of Sydney’s best lookout points, offering incredible Harbour views with the city skyline visible in the distance.

A short and family-friendly circuit walking trail takes in this lookout, in addition to a few other lookouts with Harbour and ocean views from different angles.

This walking trail starts at the end of Scenic Drive, where you will find a reasonably sized car parking area.

Visit Shelley Beach:

While the two Manly beaches on either side of the Corso are beautiful, some may argue that the much smaller Shelly Beach is the prettiest strip of sand in Manly.

You can get there by following the footpath from Manly’s main beach heading south, past the Manly Life Saving Club and the Fairy Bower Sea Pool.

Shelly Beach forms part of Cabbage Tree Bay, a protected aquatic reserve covering around 20 hectares. Besides swimming, the beach is a popular spot for scuba diving and snorkelling, with lots of marine life to explore in the shallow water.

Play Beach Volleyball:

With such a beautiful long and narrow beach, it’s no surprise that Manly has several fixed volleyball courts that are free for everyone to use.

You can play beach volleyball year-round at the courts in Manly, either with a bunch of friends or through private classes and group training sessions that you can join.

The courts are located opposite the Manly Pacific hotel, not too far away from the centre of town.