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Bienvenidos a Cabañas Entre Verdes. Entre Verdes Centro Turístico CABAÑA LAUREL. CABAÑA LINGUE. The very next day, without even going inside, he made an offer to buy it.
A successful sale he paid over 24million euro , it was not until 6 months later that he paid his first visit to the house. And it was on this whim, that he decided he would.
We were lucky enough to sleep in the m2 palace suite, which has a winter garden and terrace, on top of a Muslim tower of the 8th century. With views over the Alfama district out to the water, sleeping within the Palace walls was like stepping back in time.
He recently spoke at a sustainability conference in Granada around tourism, and the need to protect historical districts to find a balance between providing tourists a special experience, while protecting the city at the same time. This is a very, very special place, with Frédéric and Maria adding miles to that charm.
As Frédéric once said, "I have traveled the world for fifteen years,". Principally peace. And beauty. Set amongst some incredibly beautiful gardens the hotel is tucked away in a quiet residential corner of Lisbon near the River Tagus.
The old palace building itself is quiet incredible. I spent an hour wandering through the building marveling at all the intricacies of the design and the opulent furniture and artwork.
Unfortunately the hotel rooms are not in this old palace building but rather in a couple of large new accommodation wings that were built in more recent times. The hotel is definitely on the bigger side, so it you are looking for more of a boutique experience I would suggest booking Santa Clara or Palacio Belmonte instead, but if you prefer a hotel with a lot of space and many facilities pool, day spa etc than perhaps this is the one for you.
And the breakfasts! They were incredible - a great selection and a stunning palace room from which to enjoy it. this must be the place ]. I was on a 3-month student exchange to a school in Nagoya. It was my first solo overseas trip and I loved every second.
I was super lucky to be welcomed into the home of a very kind local family, which made the living-away-from-home thing a whole lot easier. I quickly fell in love with the feeling of being well outside my comfort zone.
I was excited and intrigued by this new culture, their language and their traditions. It was incredible. And I guess it set the tone for all my travels today. My recent trip to Japan in March was just a quickie but we managed to cover off a couple of days in Tokyo obviously never enough time , the snowy-mountain town of Hakuba, the art island of Naoshima in the south, and then the nature-driven beauty of the Ise-Shima National Park to stay at the outrageously beautiful Amanemu.
With only a couple of days to bop around Tokyo, we managed to find some awesome little spots but also missed out on a few as we ran out of time. A big shout out to my friend Jac at The Broadplace who passed on so many of her awesome recos. Jac, and her partner Arran, have curated the most wonderful Tokyo exploration manual - a perfectly put together guide on how best to spend some lovely days in this energetic and mesmerizing city - if you can get your hands on a copy, I would strongly suggest you do!
Little Nap: off the beaten track a little, right near Yoyogi Park, this was our favourite coffee find of all. Cafe Kitsune: a cute coffee shop corner down a little laneway in Aoyama, with a charming bamboo courtyard and staff that dress in matching Kitsune sweaters. Coffee and a few tiny snacks only.
Don't come hungry! Extra points for Aesop Skincare in the tiny bathroom. Cobi Bloom and Branch: a cute spot in Aoyama with more than just coffee - ceramics, clothes and more.
There are endless awesome eating options in Tokyo, obviously. But in our short couple of days in the city we absolutely loved some of these….
Shimada: the standing restaurant. No seats, you just stand at the counter. No English menu. Just trust what they recommend. The food is incredible.
Kaoriya: for lunch or dinner in Ebisu. All the noodles here are based on buckwheat, and come served on ginormous wooden trays.
As recommended again by Jac from The Broadplace. So good. Check out the amazing depachika or food halls in the basements of department stores - Takashimaya is our favourite. In my mind if the budget allows , there are really only two places to stay in Tokyo. Both extremely luxe, but impressively understated; with some of the best service you will ever encounter anywhere in this world.
They are the Park Hyatt, and the AMAN Tokyo and both bookable via the kind folk at Kiwi Collection. PARK HYATT Tokyo. The Park Hyatt Tokyo may already be on your radar thanks to its starring role in the hit indie film Lost in Translation.
Staring an aging actor Bill Murray and a neglected wife Scarlett Johansson , this award-winning film by Sofia Coppola went on to become the best PR exercise the hotel has ever experienced. Interestingly, it took awhile though for director Sofia Coppola to get the Park Hyatt on board.
Coppola was knocked back on two separate occasions before the hotel finally succumbed when Coppola made a 3rd offer that was apparently too hard to refuse to allowing the Coppola crew to shoot their film on site. The Coppolas offered to book out individual hotel rooms for each of the cast and crew, for an entire three week period - agreeing to shoot between midnight and 5am only - so as not to disturb other hotel guests.
Housed over the upper floors of the Kenzo Tange tower in Shinjuku, the Park Hyatt offers spectacular views out over Tokyo to Mount Fuji.
The check-in process is impeccable. Guests are greeted on the ground floor Level 2 and then escorted up to the glass-walled 41st floor where a concierge team will meet and greet you and personally accompany you to your room.
It is there, once settled, that they will sit with you to go through your arrival information. Intimate and personalised, this process sets them apart from any other hotel I have visited.
Rooms are large and spacious. Aesop Skincare my favourite lines the shelves of the bathrooms. The views are incredible. Only one interior designer and one architect were used to design the entire property, and we love its pale wood-paneled walls, the green color palette, and the way the hotel uses the communal areas to showcase local artists.
The spa on the 47th floor is definitely worth a visit with its beautiful Japanese-style onsen, well-lit beauty stations, and incredible 25m swimming pool - some of the best spa facilities in a city hotel that I have ever seen.
The bar is a knockout and one that completes the Park Hyatt Tokyo experience. Made famous also by the film, you will enjoy breathtaking views over a light-filled Tokyo, with live music and old-school cocktails. And lastly, the food is exceptional. The breakfast selection is diverse. I opted for room service so i could enjoy more time in the room itself and had a healthy egg white omelette with ricotta and all sorts of greens.
The staff are discreet, kind and humble. It will wow you in ways you didn't expect. AMAN Tokyo. After my first night in Tokyo at the Park Hyatt, I then went on to Hakuba in the mountains for a couple of days.
On my return to Tokyo a few days later, I checked into the AMAN. This, without doubt, is the most exceptional city hotel I have ever stayed at in the world.
Big call, I know, but the AMAN Tokyo is a peaceful and humble oasis in the heart of the business district Nihonbashi , right by Tokyo station, and it will completely blow your mind.
Designed by Australian architect kerry hill responsible also for the Lalu hotel in Taiwan we stayed at last year, as well as a number of other hotel throughout Asia incl some other AMANs , his design inspiration for AMAN Tokyo came by way of three Japanese themes - nature, light and space.
On arrival, guests are greeted on the ground floor by a team of discreet, polite and friendly hotel staff before being ushered up to the 33rd floor. Here, the impressive lobby area is cleverly designed around an engawa japanese garden with 30m high traditional washi paper walls. Famed for its high tea, it was strawberry season when I visited the signal that spring has begun , and so ladies gathered at the AMAN to enjoy their strawberry-themed high tea in this beautiful open space.
The Italian restaurant is led by chef de cuisine, Masakazu Hiraki, who is originally from Japan but spent 17 years living in Venice, Italy.
The food therefore is a reflection of this. The Fumoir cigar lounge, another impressive room, is a place where residents as well as guests can store their alcohol and cigars to come back and enjoy at anytime. The pool, however, was the highlight for me. You are provided robes, towels, goggles, water - anything at all you might need to make your swim easier and more enjoyable.
We enjoyed a deeply relaxing 90min seasonal journey spa treatment with senior therapist, Mai, in an all-light and pale-wood treatment room. It was ridiculously heavenly. But probably the best bit and the nicest surprise was the personalized leather name tags that were already affixed to our bags on checking out.
It is so very beautiful here. And for something a little less pricey, but equally awesome and more boutique-feeling , try CLASKA hotel in the upcoming Meguro district. sean blocksidge ]. Margaret River is the place you escape to when you want to surf by morning, luxuriate in rolling vineyards by day, and explore empty beaches and majestic tall-tree forests by afternoon.
An incredibly diverse region, Margaret River only three hours south of Perth offers the most impressive line-up of mind-blowing beaches and nature, coupled with endless wineries, breweries, local providores and producers. Sidekick: we vote this the best coffee in town, in a cute graffitied corner cafe on the main street.
White Elephant: we love this absolute beachfront spot early in the morning for great coffee and its obviously spectacular location smackbang on Gnaraup Beach. Hard to beat. Riversmith: the coffee is good, but its more about the setting here. As well as the cafes mentioned above, locals flock to Margs' Bakery for delicious baked goods and sandwiches.
Goanna Gallery Cafe: kind of in the middle of nowhere, but one that was recommended to me by Carlie the super kind owner of Townhouse Margaret River.
Come here for a more fancy cafe lunch. Morries: at the top end of town, the locals go nuts for this place. Check it out for dinner and one of their famous cocktails.
It is high-end Japanese food with a difference you wont find any sushi or sashimi on the menu. Vasse Felix: by far and away the most exquisite dining experience in all of Margaret River I think, anyway!
Unbelievably exceptional service, and an amazing menu featuring seasonal and local produce and jaw-dropping wines. Incredible sourdough, and one of the most amazing fruit breads thanks for the tip, tiffo!
I have ever experienced to date up there with The Bread Social in Byron - that one still wins for me though. Get there at 4pm to buy the fruit bread when it is still hot out of the oven. For wine: you are well and truly spoilt here. Spend some time bopping between the wineries around Cowaramup. There are so many to choose from - whether it be the standout big guys, or the smaller, more boutique operations - it is unlikely you will be disappointed.
Vasse Felix: for the setting, their incredible wines, and the amazing restaurant as mentioned above. Book a seat on the balcony upstairs and enjoy lunch while looking over the vines.
We tried emu!! to start…and my gnocchi for main was unbelievable. Fraser Gallop: we were taken here on our tour with Sean and were fortunate enough to spend time with their award-winning winemaker, Clive Otto.
We were also treated to a private lunch in the vines. Its beautiful here. The chardonnay here was outstanding. For beer: check out our favorite local brewery, Colonial.
Their outdoor setting is beautiful and their drink selection is awesome. I personally love the Bertie cider as much for its cute packaging as for its taste. For beaches - there are honestly endless empty and beautiful beaches in this picture-perfect corner of Western Australia.
Some of my favorites were:. For sunset: do what the locals do and head to Surfers Point in Prevelly. Depending what the surf is doing, you might catch kite surfers, windsurfers or just seriously gun surfers out there on one of the most awesome breaks in the world.
Take some beers and grab a bite from one of the food trucks parked in the carpark nearby the Italian wood-fired pizza truck - Salento - was my favorite - pizza as it should be.
If you happen to be further up north, catch the sunset from Sugarloaf Rock before heading to Dunsborough for dinner. If you are looking for adventure, bring your camping gear and walk all or some of the Cape to Cape Track - a km walking track along the coast and one of the most diverse scenic trails on Earth.
You will be blown away by the beauty of this coastline. It is magic. We were lucky enough to experience a small slice of it thanks to our guide Sean from Margaret River Discovery Co more below.
If you are visiting between September and December, you might be lucky to catch the sight of migrating humpback whales. A helicopter flight with Scenic Helicopters. If budget and time allow, a chopper flight over the coast with Jackson legend from Scenic Helicopters is another must. Jackson and his family the McLeods have lived in the region forever.
we were lucky enough to do a 30min flight over the coast. flying high above the beautiful manicured voyager estate, and other recognizable wineries, we arrived over the bright blue and turquoise waters off the leeuwin-naturaliste park.
tracking south along the coast we could see surfers point in prevelley, gnarabup beach where i had been swimming earlier that morning and so much more. i chose to fly with the door off, which made it extra awesome for shooting photos and for some pretty outstanding views.
jackson is a super-friendly, easy-going guy who knows the region exceptionally well and sure knows how to fly. highly recommend. discovery tour with sean of margaret river discovery co : discovery tours.
Sean , who has lived in the region for over 13 years is one of those guys you are happy to be stuck in a vehicle with for over 6 hours! A volunteer firefighter, Sean perviously worked in the wine industry and knows the local community and region like the back of his hand.
He is a super-experienced adventurer and loves connecting visitors with nature. He was a big surfer until only recently when 3 of his good mates were taken by sharks. Our morning started with a peaceful canoeing session, in a very wide and cool canadian canoe, down the Margaret River itself. It was beautiful.
We then went on to Gnaraup Beach for a coffee to-go from White Elephant and then on to a scared aboriginal spot where we sat quietly and watched a bunch of marron in the water beneath us. We tasted three different local honeys from the surrounding trees, while reflecting on the Aboriginal history of the area that dates back more than 30, years.
We had exclusive access to the working winery - spending time with award-winning winemaker Clive Otto ex-Vasse Felix , and went on to enjoy a private lunch in the vines. Their chardonnay was the highlight for me. Going seriously off-road Sean has special government approval to use a 4WD track , we battled dust-driven and sandy roads, dodging snakes and kangaroos, before popping out on top of the Wilyabrup Cliffs.
High above the Indian Ocean the epic scenery, fresh sea breezes and surrounding ancient soils provided a deeper understanding of the unique terroir of the Margaret River region. Dolphins, sharks, whales, kangaroos, eagles and wildflowers are seasonal, but all possible from this vantage point.
This point is also home to one of the biggest waves - flat on the day we visited - but getting up to 20ft on a good day. We sat and listened while Sean told us numerous stories about the area, including the time he and a mate were flying a chopper along that particular part of the coast and saw a whale from the air giving birth to its cub.
Sean managed to shoot a number of images that somehow made the international news, and in turn they found themselves the target of countless tv interviews from around the world about the story. This day with Sean was the absolute highlight of my trip. Surf: an obvious one, but you are not only spoilt for choice here with the wines, but also the waves as well.
When in Margaret River you are only a short drive from over 40 surf breaks and more than a hundred wineries. Best time for surf: September to April to coincide with spring swells, summer beach weather and the Margaret River Pro. Mountain biking: rent a bike from Hairy Marron on Bussell Highway, just outside Margaret River town, and go for a ride through the beautiful natural forest nearby — there are countless tracks you can choose from.
Visit the Boranup Forest and caves. Drive down Caves Road through the breathtaking Boranup Forest for a cave tour of Ngilgi Cave, Lake Cave, Jewel Cave and Mammoth Cave - all incredibly beautiful and ancient natural wonders - and all worth exploring.
Visit the local farmers markets. Held all over the region, check the market calendar to find out which market is on while you are visiting and stock up on local wines and produce - cheese, olives, artisan breads, smoked meats, seasonal fruit and veg, free-range eggs, flowers and so on.
Look no further than Empire Spa Retreat. The setting alone is worth traveling for. Tucked away in a beautiful bush setting, the rooms here are beautiful, and the spa treatments are heavenly. Book early to make sure you dont miss out.
There are a few fabulous sleeping options scattered throughout the region, but my suggestion would be to stay in the centre of Margaret River town itself. The great thing about being in town is that you are halfway from the top and bottom of the Margaret River Cape Cape Naturaliste at the top near Dunsborough, or Cape Leeuwin in the south , making it the perfect launching pad for all your exploring.
In town, the pick of the bunch is without doubt the brand new Townhouse Margaret River which opened in October A beautifully appointed and central townhouse, Carlie the super-friendly local owner has thoughtfully designed her home to include everything you could possibly need for your visit to the region.
Located centrally behind the main street, it takes less than 2min to walk into the centre of town, making you close to all the good coffee spots, supermarkets and best of all, the best Japanese restaurant in town - Mikis.
The house can easily accommodate up to six people, and would be absolutely perfect for a family holiday, or just a few couples as well. With lots of natural light, an outdoor shower, beautiful furnishings, and a sunny little garden, this is a really lovely place to stay.
Carlie is only a phone-call away if you have any questions or need any help, and is brilliant at recommending all the best things to do in the area. It really is beautiful here. marinade ].
Byron Bay has had my heart for a very long time. From coming here as a kid, to heaps of fun and crazy friend-filled trips in my 20s, to now, more recently, regular monthly visits since moving back from California 12 months ago.
Its the energy. it hits you as soon as you touch down in Ballina and make the drive into town. Its the nature. The outrageous natural beauty of the bay. The beaches, the national park, the waterfalls, the hinterland with all its secret corners, and the ocean.
I will never get sick of that walk up to the lighthouse, at sunrise or anytime of day, up along the coast spotting whales and dolphins along the way, and then cutting back down through the bush.
As Byron becomes increasingly-touristed and busy, we seem to be spending more and more time in its surrounding towns Bangalow, Mullumbimby, Brunswick Heads, New Brighton, Federal etc - more quiet and full of charm - but here are some of the things we are loving for time spent in the bay.
Its very beautiful here. Sparrow: its just a tiny hole-in-the-wall, but its our pick for the best coffee in Byron. Creamy, and so perfectly delicious. You can also find a small selection of bread by The Bread Social the best fruit and nut loaf you will ever experience in your life.
And the baristas are so ridiculously friendly. We love it here. But more on that later. Its amazing. You can also find their coffee in a bunch of places across town, including the guest suites at 28 Degrees.
Its delicious. Folk: what can i say, its my favourite together with its sister cafe WOODS in Bangalow. So insanely adorable a tiny little cottage tucked away next to a caravan park on the way out of town , good vibes, and healthy, inspiring, delicious organic food and drinks.
Eat and drink it all. Three Blue Ducks at The Farm: we love coming here for breakfast. The brekkies are big and hearty and you cant beat the setting - surrounded by acres and acres of farmland and gorgeous farm animals. The staff are friendly. The coffee is good. And the bread is my favourite in Australia.
Its delicious here. Topshop: a Byron staple. High on the hill, up the road from Clarkes, grab a smoothie and a patch of grass. Known for their burgers, they bake their own bread and they do quick, easy eats to-go. Combi: this pink and perfectly pretty Melbourne cafe opened their Byron outpost only a month or two ago.
It will be your new go-to for all things healthy. You cant go wrong with any of the food here. The coffee is great as well. And the space is beautiful. Roadhouse: its an old favourite. Super chilled, good tunes, and the food is so consistently good. Most things are made from scratch including their almond milk.
Breakfast here is wonderful. But we love it for dinner as well. We love their nourish bowl; we love everything they do. Their cocktails are next level, too. I can never go past the negroni. The only downside is that they don't have a bar license only a restaurant license , so don't turn up expecting just to have a few afternoon drinks - you will always need to order some food as well the popcorn does the trick though.
For pizza: you cant go past Il Buco. Its completely legit, and its amazing. We also like the Treehouse - where the pizza might not be quite as authentic, but the vibes are good and its a fun place for a drink as well.
They do great smoothies and sweet treats. The Source: where we stock up on snacks. Such an awesome selection of bits and bobs. We love their dark-chocolate covered everything think bananas, goji berries, dried strawberries, almonds etc , and their raw cacao energy balls.
Bayleaf Cafe: their food is good. Its always insanely busy though. We like their greens bowl. And we love the take-away bircher from Leaf and Grain next door.
Bread from the Bread Social: Their Caraway and Rye is amazing, and their fruit bread is life-changing. Heart and Halo: i love getting take-away from here.
Hearty, healthy, indian-inspired vegetarian wholesomeness. Italian at the Pacific: for a pasta and bottle of wine, plus a few coconut chilli martinis. Best cocktail ever.
Be sure to swizzle the chilli around the glass a couple of times before taking your first sip. The perfect heat. Its the best. St Elmo: for a pre-dinner cocktail at the bar before heading somewhere else, or to stay on for dinner.
The garlic-tomato bread to start is incredible. Mongers: for a modern take on fish and chips. Casual and low-key. The calamari salad is great. We love their potato cakes as well. Doma Café Federal : for the cutest little Japanese café in the tiny village of Federal about 25mins inland from Byron offering insanely delicious brown rice sushi, healthy treats and good coffee.
Run by a couple of delightful Japanese couples, their food is so unbelievably good and they can sometimes also be found at my favorite farmers market ever the Friday morning Mullumbimby Farmers Market.
The cafe in Federal closes early though, so make sure you check opening times before making the trek out there. Roadhouse: for seriously good cocktails. Remember though they don't have a bar license, so you will need to order food as well.
Mez Club: for their happy hour, in a beautiful light, white space that feels more like Mykonos than Byron. Beach Hotel: because no trip to Byron would be complete without it. Think casual beers by the beach. Treehouse: fun place for a few drinks in the afternoon to roll into night.
Walk to the lighthouse: take the coastal track up, and the bush track down. catch the sun rise over the most easterly point of australia.
have a swim at little wategos on the way up. its so beautiful here. Whites Beach: my absolute favorite place. This secret little beach well not so secret anymore is hidden away deep in the Broken head nature reserve. Pack a picnic and stay awhile just check the tides first though, so you don't get caught out.
This is our favourite beach of all the beaches in town. Surf lessons with Rusty Miller: ex-USA 60s surf champ, Rusty offers private or group lessons and is passionate on all things ocean-related. Byron Bay Farmers Market: 8amam Thursday, and 8amam Saturday in Bangalow.
Located at the end of the Cape, its a beautiful little beach overlooked by the lighthouse and most easterly point. Visit Bangalow: this is a must.
The most charming of all the hinterland towns only 15mins from Byron , it is one of our favorite places. Visit Mullumbimby: home to our favorite farmers market in Australia. Come here on a Friday morning the market runs from 7amam for some of the best and freshest produce, amazing food stalls, and brilliant buskers.
We are obsessed with the omelettes by the Nomadic Kitchen, and the Doma sushi hand rolls if the Doma stall is there. Head into town for great coffee at Punch and Daisy and their cute sunny courtyard , and Milk and Honey for their wood-fired pizza.
Visit Brunswick Heads: another one of our favorite little towns, its full of Aussie beach town charm. Situated between the river and the ocean, its a pretty little spot which is starting to burst with some amazing food spots and a creative energy. If you only do one thing, eat at Fleet but book WAY in advance.
This is the best dining experience in Australia. Grab coffee, flowers and snacks from the gorgeous team at Jones and Co. Check out the Picture House. Eat middle eastern food at Yami. And sleep at the newly renovated Sails Motel. New Brighton Farmers Market: a smaller version of the Mullum Friday market, this Tuesday morning market is set under the trees and is equally as wonderful.
Grab coffee and brekkie at the Yum Yum tree cafe after the market. Protestors Falls: my happiest place. There are so many falls in the hinterland surrounding Byron, but Protestors is definitely my favorite of them all.
It takes about an hour to drive there from Byron, but the drive itself is magical. Once you arrive in the Nightcap National Park, the falls themselves are just a short walk from the carpark.
Visit crystal castle: up in the hills. As the name suggests, its home to plenty of crystals and spirituality, and its a peaceful getaway from town in amongst the rainforest. If you can get up early enough, its an incredible spot from which to watch the sun come up. A stunning journey through lush rainforest.
Snorkeling or diving at Julian Rocks: located within the Cape Byron Marine Park. Home to hundreds of marine species including stingrays, turtles, fish and leopard sharks. You only need to wander around the centre of town to find heaps of good little stores and local labels.
Keep an eye out for: Auguste, Liberty Trading Co, Ahoy Trader, the new Aje store, Island Luxe, Spell, Tiny People, Mister Zimi, etc. Also, check out the Industry Estate - now home to Yoli and Otis the most beautiful organic childrenswear , We are Pampa, Pop and Scott, and more.
Each room has been thoughtfully fitted out with the most beautiful interiors; think king-sized beds, beautiful French linens by Cultiver House, dusty pink sofas by MCM House, mandala-looking wall hangings by the Dharma Door amazing!
Another favourite, the well-curated and generous mini-bar which showcases locally sourced products. There is also a bose sound system, a well-considered collection of books, and a lovely woven beach bag in each room to use for your stay.
Owners Deb and Lindon, who moved north from Sydney as part of a seachange four years ago, have done a wonderful job in creating an elegantly relaxed oasis in the centre of town.
Pips Tree House: this is one of my favorite airbnb finds ever. The most magical location - smackbang on Belongil Beach - high up in the trees.
A beautifully and architecturally designed treehouse home, consisting of two bedrooms you honestly feel like you are sleeping up in the trees , antique pieces of furniture and artwork some done by the owner himself , and a beautiful big deck from which you can bbq and eat brekkie on the beachfront.
We love it here so much. A short 20min walk into town along the beach. Cape Beach House: an old favourite, we have been coming to the Cape for over 10 years. Staying at the Cape is like coming home. The location is hard to beat - directly opposite Clarkes Beach, and perfectly nestled in between Tallow and Wategos beach.
its also an easy one hour return trip up to the lighthouse and back. So friendly and welcoming, Katie is the most divine host, and happily prepares a healthy breakfast spread each morning including her own freshly baked granola and muffins. It is this that keeps us coming back for more.
Atlantic Byron Bay: another old favourite. We love this beautiful boutique beachhouse in the center of town. Light, bright, beachy interiors amongst a quiet and tranquil oasis of palms. Come here for classic and stylish beach house accommodation, communal kitchens, bbqs and outdoor decking.
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