Azure Beach

Azure Beach Stop – A Must-Stay Beach Escape! The space Perfectly located just one block from the heart of town, Azure Beach Stop offers easy access to the beach, Back Creek, local restaurants, and shops. This bright, airy unit is the ideal getaway including air conditioning. The modern kitchen features stainless steel appliances and opens to the living and dining areas. Enjoy outdoor cooking with a covered balcony and electric BBQ. The unit has two bedrooms, both with ceiling fans . The main bedroom has a queen bed, while the second bedroom has two sets of bunks. Linen, sheets, and towels are included. For convenience, the unit includes an internal laundry with a washer and dryer, as well as a lock-up garage (6.5m x 2.8m) for your vehicle, boat, or outdoor gear. After a day of adventure, unwind on the balcony and relax in this coastal haven. Bed Configuration - All Linen Included 1x Queen 4x Singles Guests are kindly asked to bring their own laundry detergent, dish soap, toiletries, and other personal necessities. We’re sure you’ll love your stay in South West Rocks! A $40 Booking Fee plus a separate Cleaning Fee Applies to all bookings. PID-STRA-25985 SOUTH WEST ROCKS Whether you love fishing, swimming, snorkelling, surfing or taking in a bit of history at the Trial Bay Gaol or Smoky Cape Lighthouse, this is a great place to escape and is the ideal family retreat by the beach perfect for year-round swimming. South West Rocks is popular as a holiday destination for its variety of beaches including Horseshoe Bay, Main Beach, Little Bay, Gap Beach, North Smoky and Smoky Beach. Beginners and experienced surfers will both find waves to suit them or take a surf lesson with Trent Munro Surf Academy. Fish Rock Cave, 2 km offshore, is one of the best cave dives in the country, a 125-m passage through the centre of a small island, with an amazing variety of marine life including grey nurse sharks, turtles and spotted eagle rays. The area has a rich heritage set on cliffs high above the sea, Trial Bay Gaol was built in the 1880s to house prisoners and then as an internment camp for Germans and Austrians living in Australia during World War 11. Smoky Cape Lighthouse is one of the oldest, and tallest lighthouses in NSW. Registration Details PID-STRA-25985