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Central tropical pool and spa, Reflections at Golden Beach
Lagoon-style and lap swimming pools, Waterlilies Restaurant and bar
Three distinct outdoor swimming pools, Convenient undercover secure parking
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Outdoor deck and barbecue area, Central Caloundra district access
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Bulcock Beach and Passage views, Heated lap and leisure pools
Rooftop barbecue and viewing deck, Three Bar & Grill dining
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Heated communal spa pool
Lagoon-style swimming pool, Dedicated wellness facilities
Pool entry apartment access, Beachfront dining precinct
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Pumicestone Passage waterfront setting, Heated lagoon pool with waterslide
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Outdoor pool with garden views, Family-friendly bistro and playground
Apartments with spa baths, Heated outdoor swimming pool
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Outdoor swimming pool, Lively pub and marina views
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Panoramic water views, Outdoor swimming pool with spa
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Spacious ocean-view balconies, Heated outdoor swimming pools
Year-round outdoor swimming pool, Family-friendly tavern bistro
Outdoor swimming pool and BBQ facilities, Easy access to Happy Valley
Apartments with sea views, Year-round outdoor swimming pool
Newly renovated modern accommodations, Prime location near Caloundra Event Centre
Direct Golden Beach access, Lagoon-style heated swimming pool
On-site cafe with water views, Dedicated children's pool
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Relaxing hot tub and spa
Lagoon-style heated swimming pool, Convenient ground-floor dining strip
Heated swimming pool, Family-friendly apartment stays
Apartments with water and mountain views, Panoramic rooftop pool and spa
Panoramic ocean and Glass House Mountains views, Multiple swimming pools and spa
Panoramic ocean views from every unit, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Heated swimming pool and wellness facilities, Heart of Caloundra location
Outdoor swimming pool, Heated spa pool
Outdoor swimming pool with ocean views, Family-friendly water activities
Panoramic sea and lake views, Easy access to Pumicestone Passage
Outdoor swimming pool, Nearby wellness and spa services
Panoramic ocean and mountain views, Heated lagoon swimming pool
Panoramic Pumicestone Passage views, Outdoor heated swimming pool
Dual swimming pools with waterslide, Ocean view event deck
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The relaxed city of Caloundra is a beach resort on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, around one hundred kilometres north of Brisbane. The city consists of an array of beaches which are largely in an old fashioned Australian style and are somewhat more easy-going than other nearby cities. The city centre of Caloundra is home to a variety of shops, bars and restaurants ensuring that visitors to the area have everything they need to enjoy the beaches and weather. Several smaller beaches offer a family-friendly relaxing environment, plus there are some first-rate surfing opportunities to be found as well.
Although Caloundra houses many beaches along its coastline, Kings Beach and Bulcock Beach are the two main beaches of the city. Close to and in between these two beaches is where much of the commercial activity is situated and as a result the bulk of the hotels in Caloundra are also found here. Bulcock Beach is the prime option for families thanks to its peaceful blue waters, particularly at low tide. The area also features a picturesque boardwalk running along the coastline which is dotted with an assortment of cafes, bars and restaurants, all of which offer scenic views out to sea. Further east the coastline becomes Kings Beach which is more exposed to the ocean, as a result it offers better surfing opportunities than the neighbouring Bulcock Beach. The long stretch of sandy beach is again popular with families, plus many visitors taking advantage of the quick access from most of the central Caloundra hotels. An oceanfront saltwater swimming pool is located just back from the beach and offers a more relaxing swimming option for those less competent in the water.
Bulcock Street is the main street of Caloundra and runs behind its namesake beach. The street is lined with restaurants and shops and forms the heart of Caloundra’s economy. Visitors can find a wide array of cuisine on offer to suit any needs, from quick fast food outlets through to renowned gourmet restaurants. In recent years, this area of the city has received a great deal of investment and the ongoing revitalisation is making Bulcock Street increasingly desirable. Dozens of shops are also situated along the street providing visitors the chance to buy any everyday items needed, plus a range of local products and souvenirs. With regards to Caloundra nightlife, the majority of the bars are located between Bulcock Street and Bulcock Beach. A variety of establishments can be found to suit different clientele, with relaxed spots playing live music sitting next to upmarket cocktail bars or traditional Australian pubs showing live sports. In addition, several of the larger hotels Caloundra is home to, also have in-house bars and restaurants for extra convenience.
Aside from the two central beaches, the region of Caloundra contains several other beaches close to the city centre. Next along the coast from Kings Beach is the less-frequented Shelly Beach, known for its rock pools and nearby parks. Shelly Beach faces directly east out to the Pacific Ocean and as a result is subject to strong ocean currents which leave it less suited to swimming and surfing. A more suitable option for swimming and surfing is Moffat Beach, a much quieter beach than the two central ones, lying further north of Shelly Beach. Protected by a small peninsula, the waters are calmer but still receive some sizeable waves. The area feels more localised but is also home to an assortment of smaller cafes and restaurants plus some independent hotel options in Caloundra, including caravan parks. Moffat also hosts one of Australia’s longest running surf competitions, the Pa and Ma Bendall Classic, which is held around April each year and sees a myriad of spectators and entrants come from across the region to be involved. Even further on from Moffat Beach is the quieter, family-friendly Dickie Beach which marks the northern edge of Caloundra.
Many visitors to Caloundra also use the city as a base to explore more of the region, both along the coast and inland. Dozens of smaller beaches can be found heading north towards Sunshine Coast and also south towards Brisbane, often providing a much quieter and more remote atmosphere. In addition, there are also a variety of notable attractions inland from Caloundra. Australia Zoo is one of the most renowned animal centres in the entire country and is also famous for being owned by the late Steve Irwin and family. The zoo remains an extremely popular destination and is roughly just twenty-five kilometres inland from Caloundra, making a daytrip certainly feasible. The Glass House Mountains make for another desirable trip out of the city, lying around an hour’s drive southwest. Formed of eleven peaks rising sharply from the surrounding flat landscape, they are an iconic sight amongst a series of serene forests and nature.
December is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Caloundra, with typical prices around ฿4,940 per night based on 522 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Caloundra are usually highest during April, with typical prices around ฿6,147 per night.
Hotel prices in Caloundra usually range from ฿3,858 per night to ฿9,075 per night, with typical prices around ฿5,245 per night.
Hotel prices in Caloundra are typically lowest in December at around ฿4,940 per night, rising to around ฿6,147 per night in April.
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In Caloundra, you might want to check out La Promenade, Oaks Sunshine Coast Oasis Resort, Pelican Waters Resort, Watermark Resort Caloundra. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Caloundra, you might want to explore Rumba Beach Resort, Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel, The Sky Nova @ Landmark Resort, Sea Pearl A1 Beach Resort. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Kings Bay Apartments, Belvedere Apartments, Merrima Court Holidays, Sandy Shores could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Caloundra, check out Rumba Beach Resort, Rolling Surf Resort, Ramada Resort by Wyndham Golden Beach, Monaco – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Caloundra, check out La Promenade, Oaks Sunshine Coast Oasis Resort, Pelican Waters Resort, Watermark Resort Caloundra – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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