Looking for a beautiful and relaxing place to vacation? Look no further than Pacific Palms Holidays in the Pacific Palms area of New South Wales, Australia. This stunning region is home to a variety of beaches, including Elizabeth Beach, Boomerang Beach, Shelley Beach, and Blueys Beach, as well as three lakes: Smiths Lake, Tarbuck Bay, and Bungwahl. The area is also home to Seal Rocks, a popular spot for whale watching. Pacific Palms Holidays offers a variety of vacation rentals to suit all budgets and needs, from cozy beach apartments to spacious luxe beachfront or lakefront homes. All of our rentals are well-maintained and come with everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Our friendly and experienced staff are here to help you make the most of your vacation. We thrive on our guests having an amazing time at our holiday homes, and we are here to help. We can provide you with information on local attractions and activities, as well as letting you know of our local shops and eateries. Here are just a few of the things you can do during your stay at Pacific Palms Holidays: • Swimming: The beaches and lakes in the Pacific Palms area offer some of the best swimming in Australia. • Hiking: There are a variety of hiking trails to choose from, ranging from easy walks to challenging day hikes. • Whale watching: Seal Rocks is a popular spot for whale watching, and you can often see whales from the shore. • Fishing: Both the beaches and lakes offer excellent fishing opportunities. • Surfing: Boomerang Beach is a popular spot for surfing, and there are a number of surf schools in the area. • Kayaking and canoeing: Smiths Lake is a great place to kayak and canoe. • Stand-up paddleboarding: Stand-up paddleboarding is a popular activity on both the beaches and lakes. • Wildlife spotting: The Pacific Palms area is home to a variety of wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas, and dolphins. Pacific Palms Holidays is the perfect place to relax and unwind.

Aiyana - meaning ‘forever blossoming' -

Great Lakes Region Renowned as one of the most popular National Parks in NSW, Myall Lakes is a stunning fusion of lakes, coastal forests, more than 40kms of pristine beaches and an expansive sand dune system. Internationally recognised for its wetland ecology, it features one of the state’s largest coastal lake systems and offers water enthusiasts endless opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, boating and fishing. On land, exploring Mungo Brush, the Dark Point sand dunes and the Tops to Myall’s Heritage Trail are a must. Blueys Beach Famed for being the beach which guarantees a good wave, Blueys is undoubtedly a favourite with surf enthusiasts and those who enjoy a stretch of secluded sand with incredible views. Said to have gained its unusual name due to a cattle mishap enroute to Yarric Mountain (the hill on the southern end of Blueys Beach), locals proudly proclaim this to be one of the world’s finest beaches. Offering protected corners for those who want to watch the swell from afar, this lush stretch of coastline is framed by forest-covered headlands and nestled between Sandbar Beach to the south, and Boomerang Beach to the north. The Myall Lakes National Park boasts more than 40kms of pristine sandy beaches, protected hardwood forests, internationally recognised Ramsar wetlands, rugged escarpments, endless tracks and trails and the spectacular Broughton Island. ‘Must see’ spots within the park include Mungo Brush, Seal Rocks, the Dark Point sand dunes and the ‘Tops to Myalls’ Heritage Trail.