90 Mile Beach House & Villas

90 Mile Beach House & Villas Visit the website: www.90milebeachhouse.au for online bookings or email enquiries. Just park the car and walk to everything from our property!

90 Mile Beach House and Villas is the only fully self-contained and serviced beachside holiday accommodation in the heart of Golden Beach, a town nestled on the shores of 90 Mile Beach. Ninety Mile Beach is the longest uninterrupted beach in Australia and considered to be the third longest in the world - a renowned beach fishing location! Golden Beach is an undiscovered coastal holiday hamlet loca

ted half-way along Ninety Mile Beach with miles of secluded beach in both directions as far as the eye can see. It adjoins Paradise Beach and is surrounded by coastal, state and national parks plus the famous 400 square kilometers of Gippsland Lakes - the largest inland waterway in Australia! The golden sands are only 200 metres from the front door! The Gippsland Lakes (McLennan Strait) are only 15 minutes away and nearby Sale (Gippsland's first city) is less than 30 minutes drive. Perfect for individual rental or, with beds for 14 people and an undercover outdoor entertaining area big enough for all (with a log fire), the property is ideal for large gatherings of families and friends. There are three accommodation options:

•The 3 bedroom "Beach House" (6ppl)
•The family "Villa 1" (4ppl)
•The couples "Villa 2" (2-3ppl)

Whether you choose The Beach House or a Villa, each is fully self-contained, air-conditioned, with modern fully-equipped kitchens, separate lounge rooms (with LCD televisions, DVD and video player, and a generous supply of movies, books and games), and ample outdoor entertaining areas with BBQs and outdoor furniture. The Beach House has 3 bedrooms and can sleep a maximum of 6 guests. The master bedroom has a queen bed with LCD TV, bedroom 2 & 3 have a double ensembles. Entertaining is easy in the fully-equipped kitchen and spacious dining area. There is a wood fire in the lounge for winter hideaways. The Beach House has a full laundry. Villa 1 is designed in the style of a hotel family suite and can sleep a maximum of 4 guests. The master bed is in the main area (like a large hotel room) and the kids or other adult guests have a separate bedroom with bunks, TV, games, etc. That way the kids can go to bed earlier at night or go and play during the day whilst parents can enjoy the spacious living area in peace! A real feature of this villa is the huge undercover rear entertaining area with its own wood fire. Villa 2 has a separate bedroom with a queen size bed and is ideal for couples, but can sleep up to 3 guests. It is a wonderful, fully appointed and more private option fully detached from the balance of the property. If you aren't feeling romantic or just can't shake tag-along guests there is a very comfy sofa bed in the lounge. This villa is also purpose built for great accessibility and has safety/mobility features for older guests or those with disabilities requiring level access. Villas 1 & 2 share a separate and detached laundry. There is no need to bring any bedding or towels all are supplied. The park and shops are 100 metres from the door. The beach isn't much further less than 200 metres and the golf course and bowls club are only a short stroll. Walk around Golden Beach and Paradise Beach (starting at your front door) and be among kangaroos, emus, echidnas, wombats and beautiful wildflowers whilst admiring the prolific bird life including crimson and eastern rosellas, yellow tailed black cockatoos, blue wrens, eastern spine bill and many other honeyeaters. You can launch your boat 15 minutes away in McLennan Strait and begin your adventures on the Gippsland Lakes! McLennan Strait is a long channel of water that connects Lake Wellington to Lake Victoria. From your boat (or just enjoying a picnic on-shore) there are extensive wetlands on the northern side of the straits that are important bird habitats - so important that they are listed as "Wetlands of International Importance". For comprehensive information please visit our web site where there are ample photos and an on-line booking system.

18/04/2025
Ready for our guests to arrive and had a little friendly helper today.
17/04/2025

Ready for our guests to arrive and had a little friendly helper today.

We are so lucky to have this hidden gem back and great meals!!
04/04/2025

We are so lucky to have this hidden gem back and great meals!!

The local LSC definitely pet friendly 🐶🐶🐴
10/03/2025

The local LSC definitely pet friendly 🐶🐶🐴

The local LSC definitely pet friendly 🐴🐶
10/03/2025

The local LSC definitely pet friendly 🐴🐶

Beautiful way to start the day!
10/03/2025

Beautiful way to start the day!

So beautiful here with quieter days and the gorgeous sun has come back out! Perfect weather!!!
17/02/2025

So beautiful here with quieter days and the gorgeous sun has come back out! Perfect weather!!!

Perfect trip along the coast to our little hidden treasure!!
13/01/2025

Perfect trip along the coast to our little hidden treasure!!

A coastal drive from Sydney to Melbourne is one of the most scenic road trips you can take in Australia. This journey, known as the “Grand Pacific Drive” or “Princes Highway route”, takes you along some of the most stunning coastal landscapes, charming towns, and natural attractions. Here’s a suggested itinerary:

Day 1: Sydney to Jervis Bay (Approx. 200 km / 2.5 hours)

-Highlights : Begin your journey south by heading through the Royal National Park, where you can stop at the Bald Hill Lookout for panoramic views. Continue along the Sea Cliff Bridge, an iconic coastal drive section.

-Stop: Wollongong for a coffee and beach views.

-Destination: Jervis Bay offers stunning white-sand beaches like Hyams Beach, and you can explore the Booderee National Park.

Day 2: Jervis Bay to Batemans Bay (Approx. 140 km / 1.5 hours)

-Highlights: Drive further south and stop by Huskisson or Vincentia for dolphin or whale watching cruises.

-Stop: Ulladulla, a seaside town known for its beaches and harbor.

-Destination: Batemans Bay, where you can visit nearby Murramarang National Park for kangaroo spotting on the beach or take a stroll along Clyde River.

Day 3: Batemans Bay to Narooma (Approx. 100 km / 1.5 hours)

-Highlights: This leg of the journey offers lush coastal scenery and more beautiful beaches.

-Stop: Moruya for its peaceful riverside setting, or Broulee Island for nature walks.

-Destination: Narooma, famous for the Australia Rock formation, and nearby Montague Island, where you can take a boat trip to see seals and penguins.

Day 4: Narooma to Merimbula (Approx. 110 km / 1.5 hours)

-Highlights: This stretch takes you through some more relaxed seaside towns with pristine environments.

- Stop: Tilba Tilba, a heritage town full of crafts and traditional architecture.

- Destination: Merimbula, which offers lakes, beaches, and bushwalking. Don’t miss Pambula Beach and Ben Boyd National Park for coastal walks.

Day 5: Merimbula to Lakes Entrance (Approx. 270 km / 3.5 hours)

- Highlights: Crossing into Victoria, you'll start to see the Gippsland Lakes region.

- Stop: Eden, where you can learn about the local whaling history and spot whales in season (May-November).

- Destination: Lakes Entrance, known for its extensive lake system and beautiful beaches. A boat trip or a walk along the Ninety Mile Beach is a must.

Day 6: Lakes Entrance to Wilsons Promontory (Approx. 220 km / 3 hours)

- Highlights: Explore the Gippsland coast with stops at quiet fishing villages.

- Destination: Wilsons Promontory National Park, one of Victoria’s best-loved nature reserves, with hiking trails, wildlife (kangaroos, emus, wombats), and breathtaking beaches like Squeaky Beach. 🏖️

Day 7: Wilsons Promontory to Melbourne (Approx. 220 km / 3 hours)

- Highlights: Enjoy the final stretch, with opportunities for coastal views and countryside scenery.

- Stop: Inverloch or Phillip Island for penguin viewing (if you have extra time).

- Destination: Melbourne, where you can end your journey with the sights and sounds of the city.

Important Tips:
- Best time to travel: Spring (September-November) and Autumn (March-May) are ideal for pleasant weather and wildlife viewing.

- Wildlife : Look out for kangaroos, wombats, and dolphins along the way.

- Accommodation: Options range from holiday parks to motels, and luxury coastal retreats. Pre-book during peak seasons.

This scenic drive is perfect if you enjoy coastal views, wildlife, and charming small towns!

Safe travels 😊

26/12/2024

Our resident koala off for a morning walk!

To all our visitors and our friends that we have had the pleasure of sharing our piece of paradise with over the last y...
24/12/2024

To all our visitors and our friends that we have had the pleasure of sharing our piece of paradise with over the last year we wish you a Merry Christmas made of memories for years to come!!!

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90 Mile Beach House and Villas is the only fully self-contained and serviced beachside holiday accommodation in the heart of Golden Beach, a town nestled on the shores of 90 Mile Beach. Ninety Mile Beach is the longest uninterrupted beach in Australia and considered to be the third longest in the world - a renowned beach fishing location! Golden Beach is an undiscovered coastal holiday hamlet located half-way along Ninety Mile Beach with miles of secluded beach in both directions as far as the eye can see. It adjoins Paradise Beach and is surrounded by coastal, state and national parks plus the famous 400 square kilometers of Gippsland Lakes - the largest inland waterway in Australia! Just park the car and walk to everything from our property! The golden sands are only 200 metres from the front door! The Gippsland Lakes (McLennan Strait) are only 15 minutes away and nearby Sale (Gippsland's first city) is less than 30 minutes drive. Perfect for individual rental or, with beds for 14 people and an undercover outdoor entertaining area big enough for all (with a log fire), the property is ideal for large gatherings of families and friends. There are three accommodation options: •The 3 bedroom "Beach House" (6ppl) •The family "Villa 1" (4ppl) •The couples "Villa 2" (2-3ppl) Whether you choose The Beach House or a Villa, each is fully self-contained, air-conditioned, with modern fully-equipped kitchens, separate lounge rooms (with LCD televisions, DVD and video player, and a generous supply of movies, books and games), and ample outdoor entertaining areas with BBQs and outdoor furniture. The Beach House has 3 bedrooms and can sleep a maximum of 6 guests. The master bedroom has a queen bed with LCD TV, bedroom 2 & 3 have a double ensembles. Entertaining is easy in the fully-equipped kitchen and spacious dining area. There is a wood fire in the lounge for winter hideaways. The Beach House has a full laundry. Villa 1 is designed in the style of a hotel family suite and can sleep a maximum of 4 guests. The master bed is in the main area (like a large hotel room) and the kids or other adult guests have a separate bedroom with bunks, TV, games, etc. That way the kids can go to bed earlier at night or go and play during the day whilst parents can enjoy the spacious living area in peace! A real feature of this villa is the huge undercover rear entertaining area with its own wood fire. Villa 2 has a separate bedroom with a queen size bed and is ideal for couples, but can sleep up to 3 guests. It is a wonderful, fully appointed and more private option fully detached from the balance of the property. If you aren't feeling romantic or just can't shake tag-along guests there is a very comfy sofa bed in the lounge. This villa is also purpose built for great accessibility and has safety/mobility features for older guests or those with disabilities requiring level access. Villas 1 & 2 share a separate and detached laundry. There is no need to bring any bedding or towels all are supplied. The park and shops are 100 metres from the door. The beach isn't much further less than 200 metres and the golf course and bowls club are only a short stroll. Walk around Golden Beach and Paradise Beach (starting at your front door) and be among kangaroos, emus, echidnas, wombats and beautiful wildflowers whilst admiring the prolific bird life including crimson and eastern rosellas, yellow tailed black cockatoos, blue wrens, eastern spine bill and many other honeyeaters. You can launch your boat 15 minutes away in McLennan Strait and begin your adventures on the Gippsland Lakes! McLennan Strait is a long channel of water that connects Lake Wellington to Lake Victoria. From your boat (or just enjoying a picnic on-shore) there are extensive wetlands on the northern side of the straits that are important bird habitats - so important that they are listed as "Wetlands of International Importance". For comprehensive information please visit our web site where there are ample photos and an on-line booking system.