Fingal Surf and Sand

Accommodation Details

Fingal Surf and Sand is a modern, two-storey duplex located between bushland and beach. It is an idyllic place to relax and spend quality time with family and friends, so put away the car keys and enjoy a true Australian beach holiday. This property is in a quiet street adjacent to the bushland setting of Barry Park which offers picturesque bush walks, a viewing platform to observe migrating whales (May-November), a large picnic area and crystal clear rock pools on the ledges below, which are accessed by steps.

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Features

Barbeque - Free Wifi - Outdoor Dining Area - Outdoor Furniture - Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation

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