4 Wooroonga Crescent

Kioloa NSW 2539

Bedding layout is :

(Upstairs) BDR1 : 1 x Queen;

(Split level) BDR2 : 2 x Single; BDR3 : 2 x Singles;

(Downstairs) BDR4 : 1 x Queen and 1 x Single.

Minimum 2 night stay: $680(available all year round except Peak Seasons - Easter & Christmas)
Off Peak rate: $1,800 pw
School Holiday rate: $1,975 pw
Easter: $2,475 pw (minimum 4 night booking)
Christmas School Holidays: $3,300 pw (minimum 7 night booking)

Ray White Surfside Properties has a strict"no party policy" and all guests must be over the age 21 when booking this property.

Booking agent: Ray White Surfside Properties Bawley Point 02 4457-1333.

Please note: This property is self-contained but not serviced. Linen, sheets, towels, toiletries etc are not provided. Everyday items such as rubbish bags, cleaning products, soap, toilet paper etc are also not provided.

Kioloa is a beautiful, quiet seaside town surrounded by water and bushland and just minutes to some of the best beaches, lakes and fishing spots on the NSW Coast. Relax on the Beach, mingle with the local kangaroos or take a short drive to Murramarang National Park; a very unique Coastal Park a must for Nature Lovers. Other National Parks are only a short drive away include the Budawang National Park, Bimberamala National Park and the spectacular Morton National Park with Pigeon House Mountain.

Right on your doorstep is Bawley Vale Estate Winery in Bawley Point. Taste their award-winning wines at the cellar door on weekends and public holidays and there is a range of farm animals including Alpaca's, Deer and Sheep to keep the children entertained.

South Coast Restaurants are famous for their seafood. Visit the acclaimed Rick Stein's Restaurant at Bannisters Mollymook or try the highly regarded South Coast Oysters at the Ulladulla Oyster Bay in Ulladulla, both only 30 minutes drive from Kioloa.

For the young and the young at heart, a visit to the Mogo Zoo is a must. Take the opportunity to see many rare and exotic animals including the white lions, the only ones in Australia! While at Mogo take a trip back to the gold rush days and visit Old Mogo Town the Gold Rush Theme Park. Here you can pan for gold, explore the mine tunnel, check out the digger's camp or just simply enjoy a picnic by the lake.

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