Sentences with phrase «freshwater beaches out»

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Enjoy golden beaches, fresh air, family and friends, long sunny days spent in freshwater lakes, BBQ snags cooked on the verandah, fishing rods in the 4WD and laughter - with all the comforts and conveniences you've come to expect out of a modern - day holiday.

These stunning properties, on Fraser Island's sheltered western side allow you to immerse yourself in the surrounds - golden beaches, fresh air, family and friends, long sunny days spent in freshwater lakes, BBQ snags cooked on the verandah, fishing rods in the 4WD and laughter - with all the comforts and conveniences you've come to expect out of a modern - day holiday.

Families will love the refreshing freshwater pool and delicious offerings at the Mediterranean - style buffet, while couples can work up an appetite in the onsite fitness centre and gymnasium, chill out on the terrace, and enjoy a mouthwatering selection of light snacks at the Beach Bistro.

Chill out at one of two freshwater swimming pools or relax on a chaise lounge under a palm tree on the beach.

When you finally decide to venture out of your beach bubble (and put some clothes on), you're in a central position to explore all sides of the Sunshine Coast — from the coastal «burbs down to Caloundra or up to Noosa, out to the freshwater swimming holes and mountain villages of the hinterland.

Hit the coastline for some beach driving (best suited to within three hours either side of low tide) to oggle at the coloured sands along the Great Sandy National Park or take the rainforest circuit from the Freshwater Track travelling to Rainbow Beach and Tin Can Bay; do some kayaking and fishing at Lake Cooroibah, take a picnic down to «The Frying Pan» (at the left - hand side of the Noosa River mouth) and splash about in the shallow water or check out the lighthouse at Double Island Point and see if you can spot any dolpbeach driving (best suited to within three hours either side of low tide) to oggle at the coloured sands along the Great Sandy National Park or take the rainforest circuit from the Freshwater Track travelling to Rainbow Beach and Tin Can Bay; do some kayaking and fishing at Lake Cooroibah, take a picnic down to «The Frying Pan» (at the left - hand side of the Noosa River mouth) and splash about in the shallow water or check out the lighthouse at Double Island Point and see if you can spot any dolpBeach and Tin Can Bay; do some kayaking and fishing at Lake Cooroibah, take a picnic down to «The Frying Pan» (at the left - hand side of the Noosa River mouth) and splash about in the shallow water or check out the lighthouse at Double Island Point and see if you can spot any dolphins.

You're a short stroll right out to the beach, ocean, barbeque grill and freshwater pool.

Cool off next to this crystal clear freshwater creek that flows through vegetated banks and right out to the beach.