Accommodation in Cape Woolamai : Broadbeach Villa : Luxury Apartment

Broadbeach Villa

Your Hosts : Kylie Howe

Region : Cape Woolamai

Address : 15 Broadbeach Rd,
Cape Woolamai,
Victoria

Phone : +61 3 5956 6637

Mobile : 0417 143 266

Listed As : Luxury Apartment
Self Contained
Apartment

ListingID: : 862

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Broadbeach Villa offers couples luxury accommodation with gorgeous views between two of Phillip Island’s most spectacular beaches. Stroll 100m to tranquil Cleeland Bight Beach located at the end of the street, or take a short walk through the adjoining nature reserve to Woolamai Beach, one of Australia’s premier surfing locations.

With all modern luxuries provided, this Villa has been created as the ultimate seaside romantic getaway….a truly beautiful place to stay.

Broadbeach Villa is modern, private and filled with all the comforts of home including a King Size Bed, indoor spa and luxurious bathrobes for that special romantic weekend.
Modern furnishings on beautifully polished spotted gum floorboards create a clean and fresh feeling from the moment you walk in. Colourful paintings by local artists hang creatively on the walls…adding that special touch to this fabulous hideaway.

Open the French Doors onto a north facing private deck and enjoy the sea glimpses and tree views. There’s a fully equipped stainless steel kitchen and dining setting for two. Lush leather lounge, CD player, television and DVD.

Breakfast hampers are included for all mornings of your stay. Fresh eggs, smoked bacon, bread and butter, jams, milk, orange juice, tea, ground coffee and cereal are provided, and will be restocked if required. There is off-street parking, or alternatively, lock-up parking is available upon request.

Children
Unfortunately Broadbeach Villa cannot accommodate children under the age of 18 years of age.

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Broadbeach Villa is...

romantic
near the beach
with a view
near a golf course
in a built up area
good for shopping
good for small groups (1-8)

High season - 4th Nov 2009 - 5th April 2010.
$200 per night mid week.
$240 per night Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Minimum 2 nights stay.

Low season - 6th April 2010 - 3rd November 2010.
$180 per night mid week.
$200 per night Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Minimum 2 nights stay

Grand Prix - $1600 - Minimum 4 nights stay.
Super Bikes - $240 per night - Minimum 2 nights stay.

NB: All rates for 2 adults only

Arrival time 14:00 Departure Time 11:00

Breakfast

Breakfast hampers are included for all mornings of your stay. Fresh eggs, bacon, bread and butter, milk, orange juice, tea and ground coffee are provided, and will be restocked if required. There is off-street parking, or alternatively, lock-up parking is available upon request.

Additional costs

Broadbeach Villa reserves the right to debit your credit card or send you an invoice for any amounts outstanding or any extra charges for cleaning, damaged or stolen property.
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a Kitchen containing the following items is also included

Oven
A fridge
Complimentary tea & coffee
Cutlery
Toaster

Microwave

Other amenities / services include

Breakfast available
Parking
Beauty therapist available
Cellphone coverage
Non-smoking

Ironing facilities
BBQ


	Cape Woolamai is the highest point of Phillip Island. The small town was given its name by George Bass while on a whale boat voyage in 1978. The name is an Aboriginal word which came from the Eora people of Port Jackson. Woolamai was the name of a snapper fish which the Eora people would catch. The cape itself is a vision of natural beauty. Pink granite rises out of the water gently easing into the green mainland of Phillip Island. The area is also home to a large colony of Shear-tailed Shearwaters. Many native Australian fauna call Cape Woolamai home. Walking tracks will show you the area and visitors are encouraged to explore to experience the true Phillip Island. Cape Woolamai Trail The sandy track winding along the sheer cliff tops on Phillip Island's southerly point culminates in a superb panorama of the island. Watch out for the daring surfers on nearby Woolamai Surf Beach, and keep an eye open for the burrows of the short-tailed shearwaters (mutton birds), small migratory birds that fly to Alaska each April.