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Holiday houses in Bundeena

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Guesthouse in Bundeena
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

That Beach Shack - Tranquil Pool & Beach Getaway

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. Capturing the spirit of that classic beach shack, this bright & breezy open plan studio is set at the back of a lush and tranquil block. The studio opens up to a small courtyard with views directly over the in-ground salt water pool and the hundred year old fig tree. There is a second outdoor covered dining area which connects to the outdoor shower room and outdoor private toilet. That Beach Shack suits singles or couples for the perfect getaway.

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Home in Bundeena
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 256 reviews

Panoramic Ocean and Royal National Park views

With breathtaking panoramic views overlooking Jibbon Beach and the Royal National Park, this private and fully renovated 2-bedroom (queen beds) holiday home is the perfect retreat for those seeking a relaxing holiday by the sea. Jibbon View is located just 200 metres above Jibbon Beach. There are no street lights, noisy neighbours or loud cars - just the beauty of the Australian bush, with its spectacular native birdlife and ever-restful sound of the sea below. This is a truly special location.

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Home in Bundeena
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Bundeena Beachside Oasis

This newly renovated home provides timeless beach house appeal: sweeping water views, indoor/outdoor living and that all-round 'oasis' feel. Special bonus... being able to experience an equally dreamy sunrise and sunset! The property's rare balance of modernity and warmth makes you instantly feel at home. Whether you're soaking up rays on the seaside terrace or seeking a moment of shaded tranquility in the lush, cascading garden - every aspect of this house offers a little bit of magic.

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Tiny home in Otford
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Bushland Get-away at Otford Park

Our tiny cabin is on private bushland acreage, on the edge of the Royal National Park, accessed via a 250m private track from the roadway. -Wake up to native bird calls -Walk to iconic ocean lookouts -Swim at the local beaches or hike the many trails, -Relax with a bbq or cosy around the fire pit -Soak in a hot bubble bath under the stars. Nestled between the iconic Bald Hill and Otford valley , and alongside the famous Grand Pacific drive, there is much to do, or luxuriate and do nothing

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Home in Bundeena
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Cockatoo Cottage Bundeena

Be one of the first to experience the architect designed and newly-built ‘Cockatoo Cottage’. Unwind in the sun-drenched bay window and admire the landscaped native garden. Stroll down to secluded Gunyah Beach and pristine Jibbons Beach. Indulge in the alfresco dining area and relax in the private barbecue patio. Entertain with cutting-edge kitchen appliances, heated flooring and top of the range technology. Feel at home in your cosy oasis and explore all that the National Park has to offer.

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Guest suite in Stanwell Park
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 464 reviews

Kim's Place - private beach/ocean view apartment

If you are looking for a room with a view then look no further. Kims Place is in an ideal location, with a NE aspect providing amazing beach, ocean and escarpment views. Ideally suited for couples. It is on the ground floor of our architect designed home. Guests have their own entrance. Kims Place does not provide breakfast but local cafes are within easy walking distance. There is no cooktop or oven in the kitchenette. Guests are encouraged to dine out or use the BBQ on the balcony

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Holiday home in Maianbar
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Magical Maianbar Retreat

Rated one of the top 14 Airbnb's in Sydney by Urban Space. Light filled studio brimming with flowers & ferns, & a glorious stone bath for two. Opening onto extensive gardens with beach access from garden gate. All essentials: En-suite, kitchenette including microwave, toaster, coffee machine & jug. Adjacent undercover BBQ & gas ring. Organics products & fresh fruits included with breakfast. Please advise if gluten or lactose free. NB: Adult's only retreat, no children or pets.

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Guesthouse in Maianbar
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

The Garden Studio. A haven for Nature Lovers.

The Garden Studio, is a modern one-bedroom retreat in the Royal National Park, south Sydney. Surrounded by pristine bushland and beaches, this peaceful hideaway offers a perfect blend of nature and comfort. Enjoy the open-plan kitchen and lounge that leads to a covered deck overlooking your private garden. Upstairs, the cozy loft bedroom with en-suite opens to a sunny deck, ideal for soaking in the natural beauty. A short drive from Sydney, The Garden Studio is your ideal getaway!

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Apartment in Bundeena
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 258 reviews

Waterfront Apartment & Garden

With amazing ocean/water views & access to quiet Gunyah Beach this superb, newly renovated private home offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large living/kitchen area leading onto deck, BBQ, lawn & beach. Explore, swim, snorkel, paddle or sun bake right out the front. Easy access to the village, restuarants, ferry & Royal National Park. Cronulla is a quick ferry ride away - not that you'll want to leave beautiful Bundeena. We are dog friendly with approval.

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Tiny home in Helensburgh
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

Cosy Country Tiny House

Welcome to Little Silvergums! She is positioned on a beautiful farm estate tucked into a secluded corner adjacent to the iconic Australian bush. It has a stunning view of the Aussie bushlands, views of horses, alpacas, dams and abundant wildlife including native birds. It also has it's own outdoor deck, to enjoy a warm bath whilst listening to the birds in the trees, a fire pit with lots of fire wood, a bbq area and hot water and a eco toilet system .

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Guesthouse in Bundeena
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Fire @ Ethel & Ode's

Self contained studio for two, bath, kitchen, private deck, Tesla charger ... This gorgeous seaside escape is an adults only retreat for singles or couples wanting to escape from the world. Tucked away on the E&O property, Fogo offers absolute waterfront views and privacy. Equipped with kitchen, ensuite and its own private deck - you will never want to leave! Tesla charger is available by prior arrangement.

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Home in Coalcliff
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

ON THE EDGE

THE PLACE TO STAY FOR THAT PRIVATE GETAWAY OVERLOOKING THE PACIFIC OCEAN AND SEACLIFF BRIDGE , ON THE EDGE ,OFFERS A UNIQUE STAY WITH BREATHTAKING VIEWS ,COSY COTTAGE WITH WOOD BURNING FIRE AND A NEW BATHROOM AND HOT AND COLD OUTDOOR SHOWER OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN AND A "IM AWAY FROM THE WORLD " FEEL" OUR ACCOMMODATION IS A NO PARTY VENUE NO OUTSIDE FIRES ARE ALLOWED ON THE PROPERTY

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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Bundeena

  • Total rentals

    60 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    $123 AUD before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    4.4K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    40 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    20 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    30 properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Bundeena

Welcome to Bundeena

From beaches to bushland, Bundeena ticks just about every box on a nature lover’s wishlist. Despite the fact it’s just 55 kilometres south of Sydney, Australia’s largest city, this former fishing village on the southern shore of the Port Hacking River offers plenty of small-town charm, largely attributable to its bucolic setting surrounded by the beautiful Royal National Park. This protected reserve offers a dramatic union of windswept coastal cliffs, secluded stretches of sand, freshwater swimming holes, and wildlife-rich native forest. There are significant Indigenous sites here as well, from rock carvings to sacred middens. Bundeena is your gateway to this natural bounty and the thrilling outdoor adventures that accompany it. Take to the water, where kayaking opportunities abound, and wander along more than 100 kilometres of hiking trails. Or soar through the air: One of Australia’s top spots for hang gliding and paragliding awaits at Bald Hill Lookout.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Bundeena

There’s no bad time to visit Bundeena, but certain seasons are more or less suited to your interests. Peak season among hikers and animal fanatics is winter, when the sun’s intensity is dialled down, leaving pleasant temperatures for hiking dramatic clifftop trails, and migrating whales put on their annual breaching display off the coast. Spring transforms the bushland with native wildflowers, while summer heralds abundant watersports, whether it’s surfing at Garie Beach, swimming in the ocean at Bonnie Vale, or taking a freshwater dip in Karloo Pool.


Top things to do in Bundeena

Bundeena Maianbar Art Trail

On the first Sunday of every month, local creatives join forces to show off their talents along the Bundeena Maianbar Art Trail. This “open day” tour sees local artists welcome visitors into their private studios and galleries, and is a good time to meet the makers and pick up an inspired painting or artwork as a souvenir. Maps indicating participating outlets are available online or in local cafes.

Coast Track

Dozens of hiking trails cover the Royal National Park, but none is quite as epic as the 26-kilometre Coast Track. The full route takes most people two days to complete, but you can get a taste of the offerings on smaller sections, like the track from Bundeena to Little Marley Beach. Expect glorious coastal lookouts, sandstone cliffs, and fragrant native forest.

Jibbon Loop Track

From the Bundeena ferry wharf it’s a two-hour walk along the Jibbon Loop Track to some of the region’s most important Indigenous sites. Squeak across the sand at Jibbon Beach (bring your swimwear to cool off) until you reach immense rocks engraved with art by the local Dharawal people tens of thousands of years ago.