Coastal accommodation for 12
Just steps from Salt Beach in Kingscliff, Mana Beach House delivers barefoot luxury in an award-winning, resort-style holiday home. Dive into the 15m heated saltwater pool, sip Ink Gin cocktails at the alfresco bar or cosy up by the fireplace on the entertainer’s terrace.
With a private gym, mosaic-tiled steam room and dedicated yoga spaces, wellness sits at the heart of your stay. You’ll also have complimentary bikes, surfboards and beach gear to make the most of a warm, sunny winter’s day exploring The Tweed’s picturesque coastline.
This holiday home comfortably sleeps 12 guests across four oversized suites, each with a king bed and its own private ensuite, offering the perfect base for your winter girl’s trip.
Retro accommodation for 8
Step into the sunny nostalgia of summer holidays of the past in this renovated 1950’s beach house. Located just 80m from beautiful Dreamtime Beach and its turquoise waters, Blue Water Motel’s 4-bedroom Beach House evokes a sense of fun and wander.
Spend the day soaking up the sun on the beach with a good book, then wander back to the house to the alfresco barbeque and chillout space for afternoon sips and snacks.
Emanating cool coastal vibes, this classic beach holiday home is the ideal base for a beach weekend or surf trip with the girls.
Tropical retreat sleeping 10
You don’t need your passport to transport yourself to this Balinese Beachfront Retreat… Nestled in Kingscliff, just a 15 minute drive from Gold Coast Airport or 1.5hr drive from Brisbane, and surrounded by lush, tropical gardens, this Indonesian architecturally designed holiday home could be your next group stay.
Think direct access to Kingscliff Beach and mouthwatering restaurants within walking distance. A covered cabana area for afternoon drinks and nibbles and a glass of red by the gas fireplace make for the perfect spot for reconnecting with friends.
The Balinese Beachfront Retreat sleeps 10 guests across 4 luxurious bedrooms. The property also features an exquisite infinity pool, heated spa and seamless indoor/outdoor living. It’s the ideal holiday home to make your base.
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Palm Springs-inspired accommodation sleeping 8
Seamlessly blending luxury and relaxation, Hikari House, is a dreamy beachfront holiday home inspired by Palm Springs. Promising an unforgettable girl’s getaway, the property is just steps from Kingscliff Beach and a short stroll from awarded dining and bars.
Inside this 4-bedroom luxury escape you’ll find a modern kitchen, media room and spacious suites. Outside is designed with groups in mind with several entertaining spaces.
Sip pina coladas at the Tiki bar, roast marshmallows in the firepit, sit down for dinner in the large alfresco dining space or go for a late night soak in the heated spa, sharing old stories and making new memories as you go.
Luxury accommodation for 16 guests
One of The Tweed’s most unique properties, Hillside Carool is an old winery renovated into a stunning, modern farmhouse complete with ocean and valley views. Sleeping 16 guests across 7 bedrooms, each with their own ensuites, with multiple sitting and dining areas.
Besides the sweeping views, outside you’ll find a 20m lap pool, sauna and firepit to gather around and catch up. An afternoon adventure down a nature trail leads you to the property’s private natural spring and meadow. In the evening, an outdoor cinema projector screen provides the perfect setting under the stars for a classic 20s chick flick.
Just a 20-minute drive from Gold Coast Airport and 1.5 hour drive from Brisbane, it’s the perfect holiday home to make your base when you have friends travelling from all over.
Boutique Queenslander sleeping 16
Nestled by the wide and winding Tweed River you’ll find a beautiful, 100-year-old holiday home in the historic village of Tumbulgum.
Recently renovated, The Belle Riverhouse comfortably sleeps upto 16 guests. This Queenslander-style holiday home features a huge wrap around verandah with stunning views of the river and green rolling hills of the valley.
Conveniently located just across the river from Husk Farm Distillery, home of Ink Gin and Husk Rum, and a short drive from the town of Murwillumbah, this charming holiday house is a great place to call home for your next girl’s getaway.
Design-led holiday house sleeping 8
Set in the historic village of Uki, Chesson Lodge provides groups with an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Close to Mt Jerusalem National Park with its scenic hikes, waterfalls and access to the Gidjuum Gulganyi Walk, one of NSW Park Great Walks, it’s an ideal holiday home for friends looking to reconnect in nature.
The holiday home itself is a beautifully appointed 4-bedroom historic homestead, sleeping 8 guests, with luxury finishes, a commercial style kitchen and a spacious living and dining area with an open fire. Outside, a large deck made for entertaining offer views over Uki and out to Wollumbin Mount Warning, while a magnesium pool in the back beckons sore muscles post hinterland hike.
Chesson Lodge is a fully accessible and inclusive stay, welcoming everyone in your group.
Hinterland accommodation for 8
Trying to lock in a girls trip that actually happens? This Carool hinterland holiday home is made for it. Potager House sleeps 8, with dreamy views, chic French-inspired interiors, a pool, firepit and space to properly unwind together.
Think slow mornings, long lunches and wellness moments (hello sauna + massage chair). There’s a chef-hatted restaurant on-site, plus options for private cooking classes if your group loves food and wine. A hidden waterfall adds a little adventure, while the location makes it easy for everyone to get there.
It’s equal parts relaxing, indulgent and fun. The kind of girls getaway you’ll all talk about after.
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We wish to acknowledge the Ngandowal and Minyungbal speaking people of the Bundjalung Country, in particular the Goodjinburra, Tul-gi-gin and Moorung – Moobah clans, as being the traditional owners and custodians of the land and waters within the Tweed Shire boundaries. We also acknowledge and respect the Tweed Aboriginal community’s right to speak for its Country and to care for its traditional Country in accordance with its lores, customs and traditions.
