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Blueys Beach holiday rentals start at $142 AUD per night before taxes and fees
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60 properties feature pools
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200 of Blueys Beach holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access
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Blueys Beach stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
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Rosie's @ Boomerang Beach (formerly Tambac)
Amazing water view of Boomerang Beach, from in and outside of the house, rain or shine! Perched high on the sand dunes of Boomerang Beach - panoramic ocean view bookended by headlands on both sides. Free WiFi, beach facing deck with umbrella & chairs, outdoor BBQ, 3 BR for 6 guests, each with own shower/toilet. Bedroom linen & bath towels included. 3-min walk to Boomerang Beach & 10-15 mins to nearby beaches, all great places to surf. A 5-star holiday place previously known as Tambac.
Beachside luxury holiday with views Little Umi
Newly renovated 1970s beach house perfect for a couple or a family of 6 Ocean views, fenced backyard, outdoor hot shower and firepit Short walk to Boomerang, Lizzie, Shelly and Blueys beaches. Walk to shops, cafes and trails. Upstairs: kitchen, living room with smart tv, dining, queen bedroom with en-suite Downstairs: queen bedroom, a twin bedroom, bathroom, laundry, living room with smart TV Espresso machine Aircon Fans BBQ Firepit Free parking Pet friendly Free WiFi @LittleUmiBoomerangBeach
Pet Friendly A Dope Beach Vibe n a hint of Magic
Public transports and shops are walking distance.Sheets and towels supplied so just turn up and relax. Located across the road from one of Australia’s most consist quality surf destinations Boomerang Beach. Nestled in the headland at south boomerang close to Booti Booti National park ,Lakes , Shelly (Nudist )Beach ,Blueys beach you will find Villa Prana ,Design by Architect Paul Witzig an unforgettable experience awaits you in this special part of the world . Fast broadband wifi internet .
Hideaway at Lizzie | Fireside Bush & Pool Retreat
Slow down at Hideaway at Lizzie — a large, beautifully styled 4‑bed, 3‑bath retreat nestled into peaceful bushland, just moments from Elizabeth Beach, the Pacific Palms Rec Club and the Green Cathedral. Enjoy your own private saltwater pool, open fire, soaring ceilings, ducted air con, and plenty of space for the whole crew. Bring the pets, the kids, the wine — and stay a little longer than you planned. Relax and discover Pacific Palms — a place to unwind, connect, and make lasting memories.
The Lake House on Amaroo - Waterfront/Free Wifi
The Lake House on Amaroo is absolute waterfront. The house is fully air-cond including the guest bedroom. A gentle slope to the waters edge swimming, kayaking (2 kayaks/2 SUP Boards included) all at your back door. Enjoy the most amazing sunsets on either of the two large timber decks. One on the main level or simply walk down external stairs to a large undercover deck. The perfect location for couples to escape the grind, unwind, relax & enjoy the serenity that The Lake House has to offer.
The Upper Room
Nestled in tranquillity amongst the greenery of gum trees and bamboo, The Upper Room is in a quiet, leafy street on a dual dwelling property. Fall asleep with the breeze and wake to the singing of the birds. The area boasts the magic of bush, beach and lake. Only a 10 min stroll down to the lake, and a 7 min drive to the tranquil beaches of Celito, Bluey's and Boomerang. Experience the iconic Seal Rocks area at only a 12 minute drive. Or relax in the comfort and peace of The Upper Room!
Coastal retreat among the trees
An architectural home nestled among native trees and minutes to the beach, Makai is an eco-conscious retreat with modern amenities. The property sits at the end of a quiet street in tranquil Seal Rocks, backing directly onto national park and only 400 metres to beaches, Single Fin coffee van, and local store. Enjoy 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2 sun-filled living areas, and large patios out front and back with BBQ and daybed for afternoon drinks. Leave inspired and refreshed!
Beachside Haven Wi-Fi Netflix air con free linen
This spacious apartment is part of the "Oceanside Apartments" situated at the heart of the Boomerang beach front.High raked ceilings open plan kitchen and lounge area. Clean and modern. Features main bedroom with queen bed and balcony and the 2nd bedroom has a queen bed. A skip up the path leads directly to the beach. One of the most beautiful beaches on the planet... Shops are a beachside walk away. Enjoy the warm and crystal clear waters of the mid nth coast. Fully air conditioned.
Rudders River View Cottage -Architecture With Soul
Located on 48 beautiful undulating acres of hobby farm. Self contained studio offers a modern, stylish, warm and comfortable private space. Unlimited fast NBN internet with Netflix. Mid North Coast 2 hrs and 40 min north of Sydney & 20 minutes from Blackhead Beach or 45 minutes from the pristine Boomerang and Bluey's beaches The stay includes a continental breakfast of freshly home baked bread and jams and granola and some real free range eggs.
Relax in Amaroo - Private Studio
Smiths Lake is a coastal village approximately 3.5 hours north of Sydney within the beautiful Great Lakes District. Smiths Lake which surrounds the village is separated from the ocean by Sandbar Beach, a secluded and pristine beach There are many surfing, fishing and patrolled beaches within 5-10 minutes drive - Blueys, Boomerang and Celito surf beaches just to name a few. For the naturalists there is the secluded Shelleys Beach.
Sand on Blueys Beach - Dogs welcomed! 3 Bedrooms
Steps from sparkling Blueys Beach, this relaxed coastal getaway offers 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 living areas, a study nook and a fully equipped kitchen. Enjoy sunset BBQs on the top-floor balcony. With the beach being dog-friendly, everyone can enjoy long walks and ocean views. A perfect escape for unwinding, exploring the coast and creating memories. *Please note some construction noise may be present during weekdays*
Smiths Lake Retreat
2 Bedroom cottage nestled within a rain-forest. Split level open plan, polished boards throughout, large well equipped kitchen, main bathroom with bath and modern laundry and powder room with second toilet. Lounge and dining area opens via modern bifolds onto large rear deck which is positioned looking out to the rain-forest to maximize the feeling of seclusion and privacy.
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Aloha from Blueys
Away - Luxury Family Retreat with Pool and Air-Con
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Boomeray @ Blueys
Seaclusion - 2 bedroom unit, 90 steps to the beach
When is the best time to visit Blueys Beach?
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| Avg. price | $711 AUD | $494 AUD | $414 AUD | $498 AUD | $369 AUD | $400 AUD | $417 AUD | $349 AUD | $443 AUD | $538 AUD | $460 AUD | $690 AUD |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Blueys Beach?
Blueys Beach has a range of accommodation styles, including holiday homes, apartments, and cottages nestled near the beach or among trees. The village area is popular for its easy access to local shops and the shoreline.
What are the best things to do in Blueys Beach with kids?
Families frequently enjoy swimming or playing along the sandy shoreline, exploring rock pools, and spotting local wildlife. Nearby parks and nature reserves often have walking paths suitable for children, and surfing lessons are sometimes available for beginners.
What are some of the best things to do in Blueys Beach?
Blueys Beach has swimming, surfing, and sunbathing along the coastline, as well as bushwalks through native forests and scenic viewpoints overlooking the ocean. Cafés and village shops around town invite visitors to relax after outdoor activities.
How is the weather in Blueys Beach?
Blueys Beach experiences mild to warm weather, with summer highs near 85°F (29°C) and cooler winters averaging around 66°F (19°C). Rainfall is more frequent in late summer and early autumn, so pack for both sun and showers, especially outside the dry months.
When is the best time to visit Blueys Beach?
Late spring to early autumn is frequently suggested for swimming and outdoor activities, as days are warm—from about 74 to 85°F (23 to 29°C)—and the ocean is comfortable for water sports. Quieter periods just outside school holidays are often chosen by those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere.
What are the best places to visit in Blueys Beach?
Stroll along Blueys Beach's shoreline, visit local village cafés, and explore neighboring beaches, which are often recommended for their views and surfing conditions. Nature reserves around the area frequently attract walkers and birdwatchers.
What are some hiking trails in Blueys Beach?
Hiking enthusiasts can explore coastal trails along headlands, bushwalks through native forests, and paths connecting Blueys Beach with neighboring beaches. These routes often feature ocean viewpoints and opportunities to spot birds and other wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Blueys Beach?
Enjoy swimming or bodyboarding together, building sandcastles, exploring rock pools, and spotting wildlife in nearby parks. Families also gather at local playgrounds and picnic areas around the village and beach.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Blueys Beach?
Explore nearby coastal towns known for local markets, laid-back cafés, and unique shops, or discover nature reserves where visitors often spot native wildlife. Rainforest walks and tranquil lakes around the region are frequently suggested for a change of scenery.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Blueys Beach?
Some vacation rentals in Blueys Beach welcome pets, especially houses with private yards or close access to outdoor spaces. Always check individual property details and local regulations regarding pets before booking.
What are some local tips for visiting Blueys Beach?
Arrive early to enjoy quieter mornings, and be mindful of strong sun and shifting tides at the beach. Locals often recommend exploring nearby markets for specialty goods, and keeping an eye out for dolphins along the shoreline, especially during calm seas.
What is Blueys Beach known for?
Blueys Beach is known for its scenic surf beach, laid-back coastal village atmosphere, and clear ocean waters framed by forested headlands. The area frequently attracts surfers, families, and those seeking a relaxed pace near nature.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Blueys Beach?
Many visitors appreciate the quieter pockets of shoreline around Blueys Beach, secluded picnic spots among the dunes, and lesser-known walking trails through bushland. Local artists' boutiques and weekend community markets are also worth exploring for unique finds.
What are the best foods to try in Blueys Beach?
Fresh local seafood, such as fish and prawns, is frequently suggested, along with Australian-style café breakfasts and bakery treats. Many cafés and restaurants feature regionally sourced ingredients and relaxed, beach-inspired menus.
What should I bring for a trip to Blueys Beach?
Pack swimwear, sun protection such as hats and sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes for exploring the beach and local trails. A light jacket is helpful for cooler evenings, especially outside the warmest months, and consider bringing reusable water bottles to stay refreshed.
What is the nightlife in Blueys Beach like?
Blueys Beach has a relaxed evening scene, with locals and visitors gathering at casual bars, restaurants, and beachside venues. Expect a laid-back atmosphere, with occasional live music or events in the village, rather than late-night clubs.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Blueys Beach?
Blueys Beach and the surrounding region have a relaxed calendar of surf competitions, community markets, and seasonal food events, especially in summer and during holiday periods. These gatherings often feature local crafts, produce, and live music.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Blueys Beach?
Blueys Beach has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including houses, cottages, and apartments suited for groups of different sizes. Many options are located near the beach and local parks, making it convenient for families to explore the area together.
All about Blueys Beach
The Great Lakes region of New South Wales lives up to its name. A seemingly never-ending array of waters (both fresh and salty) adorns the mid-North Coast of the state uniting vast Myall, Smiths, and Wallis lakes, cradling powdery beaches and postcard-perfect lagoons. But leave the shore behind and head west, and you’ll soon be ensconced in lush hinterland forest. At the heart of all the action is Blueys Beach, an idyllic hamlet in the town of Pacific Palms. Surfers are a regular sight here, but so are ocean swimmers and visitors just soaking up views across to the sleepy holiday village of Seal Rocks.
With such a bounty in your backyard, it’s no surprise that days here revolve around the great outdoors, whether kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding or fishing and hiking. Bring your appetite for adventure and for sustainably caught seafood: flathead, bream, and plump Sydney rock oysters are all local delicacies.
What are the top things to do in Blueys Beach?
Booti Booti National Park
On a long peninsula at the northern end of Pacific Palms, between the Pacific Ocean and Wallis Lake, you’ll discover this epic nature reserve, home to deserted beaches, vast rainforest webbed with hiking trails, and scenic headlands ideal for spotting humpback and southern right whales during migration and seabirds all year round. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars and your swimsuit.
Barrington Tops National Park
Head inland for more outdoor adventures in Barrington Tops National Park, part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, protecting one of the largest patches of temperate rainforest in the country. Dozens of hiking trails zigzag the park, which also offers opportunities for kayaking, abseiling, and mountain biking, with native flora and fauna a constant whichever route you take.
Beach hopping
Once you’ve plumbed the depths of Blueys, a wide variety of other blissful stretches of sand await nearby. Stop past Boomerang Beach for uncrowded surfing; Elizabeth Beach for calm, turquoise waters; or Shelly Beach, where clothing is optional and views of Booti Booti National Park dazzle.
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