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Port Stephens – Retreat to Shoal Bay Resort and Spa
The Shoal Bay Resort and Spa is currently offering five nights of accommodation for the price of four nights. Formerly priced at $1150, this package is now available for only $920 – a saving of $230.
The special includes accommodation in a Barrington Waterview Apartment with balcony, full buffet breakfast every morning, and use of the Aqua Spa. Nestled on five acres of beachfront property, The Shoal Bay Resort and Spa has been designed with guests’ comfort and relaxation in mind.
Relax and pamper yourself in the Aqua Spa, which features hot and cold spa pools, 25-metre lap pool and Yon-Ka Treatment Centre. There are also four on site restaurants, five bars indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools, a bottle shop, 24 hour reception and secure car parking.
Port Stephens is a two and a half hour drive north of Sydney . It is a popular holiday destination with golf and fishing enthusiasts from around the world, with a wide range of tours and activities available.
by The Mole
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