North Star Holiday Resort
North Star Holiday Resort
Five-star rating and pristine location on the Tweed Coast
Remote, beautiful and friendly, the South Pacific can at times feel like the end of the earth, with many gorgeous destinations still untouched by tourism and isolated from the rest of the world. While Australia and New Zealand’s deserts, mountains, reefs and forests are a draw for travellers year after year, the postcard-perfect white-sand beaches of the Pacific islands remain one of the Earth’s final frontiers.
From the coral forests of Fiji to the volcanoes of Tahiti, the South Pacific is the ideal destination for families looking to immerse themselves in nature, find that perfect beach or have an outdoor adventure.
Check out our family guides to New Caledonia, Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Philippines, Vanuatu and Tahiti
Kids stay, play & eat for free at Plantation Island Resort Fiji + stay longer and save
Plantation Island Resort is all about value and fun. There are 4 pools, a kids’ club, an inflatable waterpark and a 9-hole golf course. The range of rooms sleep anywhere from 4 to 6 adults, with the option to book interconnecting rooms.
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Spend your days snorkelling around coral reefs or using free kayaks, catamarans, windsurfers and SUPs. Tia’s Treehouse is the ultimate kids’ club for ages 4-12. This rustic resort embraces Fijian culture and will keep the kids entertained.
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Stay 7, pay 5 at Vomo Island Resort Fiji
Discover snorkelling around coral reefs, water sports and golf course on this private island. The all inclusive resort also offers four hours of babysitting per day. Stay longer and save in one of the 34 private residences and resort villas.
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Remote, beautiful and friendly, the South Pacific can at times feel like the end of the earth, with many gorgeous destinations still untouched by tourism and isolated from the rest of the world. While Australia and New Zealand's deserts, mountains, reefs and forests are a draw for travellers year after year, the postcard-perfect white-sand beaches of the Pacific islands remain one of the Earth's final frontiers.
From the coral forests of Fiji to the volcanoes of Tahiti, the South Pacific is the ideal destination for families looking to immerse themselves in nature, find that perfect beach or have an outdoor adventure.
Check out our family guides to New Caledonia, Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Philippines, Vanuatu and Tahiti
NRMA South West Rocks Holiday Resort
NRMA South West Rocks Holiday Resort
Accommodation to suit all families and budgets
RACV Noosa Resort
RACV Noosa Resort
A family resort providing suites and apartments located in Noosa, Queensland
Tasman Holiday Parks – South Mission Beach
Tasman Holiday Parks – South Mission Beach
Where the rainforest meets the reef.