Accommodation
Noosa Accommodation for Destination Weddings
If you’re looking for the perfect Noosa accommodation for your destination wedding, make sure the following items are on the list:
• Spacious rooms
• Attractive wedding package tariffs
• Short walk to the beaches
• Waterview balconies that offer spectacular views over Laguna Bay
• Large dining settings that are suitable for wedding parties and group meals
• Catering ability
We bet there’s nothing simple about the two of you, so why would you want anything less than spectacular for your wedding venue? By selecting a <a href=”http://www.lookoutnoosa.com.au/”>Noosa accommodation</a> that fits your needs you’ll be free to enjoy the splendor of the special day and not have to worry about small details.
And if you you’re considering Noosa for a honeymoon destination after the ceremony, make sure the location offers delights such as a heated swimming pool, heated spa, and lush landscaping so you can feel like the regal new couple you are while visiting the jewel of the coast.
Get to know your Port Douglas Beach House
Tropical north Queensland has conditions that are unmatched anywhere else in Australia, so it’s important to be prepared before you head up to your Port Douglas Beach House, Cairns, Palm Cove, Bedarra Island or Bramston Beach.
Temperatures in Port Douglas rarely go below the mid 20s, even during winter, with that average temperature hitting the low 30s during summer. It will stay warm during the evening and at night, with minimum temperatures not far below 20. Humidity is high all year round, and it’s important to keep hydrated in conditions that can be quite oppressive at times for those not used to it. And it’s important to note the impact of the wet season during the early months of the year – more than 1200 millimetres of rain falls in Port Douglas from January to March on average. The ideal time to travel for constant sunshine and warm temperatures is between June and October, with less than 50 millimetres of rain each month.
If you’re planning on exploring the region from your Port Douglas Beach House, the Boutique Collection offers some of the following tips:
• Carry a first aid kit with you at all times
• Have drinking water in your vehicle in case of a breakdown
• Don’t use soaps or detergents in natural streams or swimming holes
• Walk creek crossings before driving through during the wet season
• Call ahead and check if businesses and places are operating before you plan to visit – some might not be open at certain times of the year
• If you get in trouble, do not leave your vehicle – outback rules apply in the rainforest too!
• Support local communities and buy their produce when you drive through small towns
Ararat Accommodation
Ararat is situated 202 Kms west of Melbourne, has a population of 8,000 and was founded in 1857. The town is known for it’s fine wines, agricultural crops and production of merino wool.
The former gold-mining town is very popular with tourists and it’s attractions and activities include -
- Close to Grampians National Park
- A strong gold heritage
- Ararat Regional Art Gallery
- The Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre
- Alexandra Gardens featuring the orchid glasshouse
- The splendid Chalambar Golf Club
- Victoria’s former asylum for the mentally insane
- Great selection of wineries
- Australia’s largest wind farm
- A number of elaborate & historical buildings
The area has many major events that take place throughout the year and is easily accessible from Melbourne by car, coach and train taking roughly 2.5hours.
There is a large range of accommodation in the Ararat area for visitors to select from. Some links to hotel, motel and bed & breakfast accommodation include-
Orchid City
Ararat Accommodation
Shire Hall Hotel
Ararat Budget Motel Chain
Chalambar Motel