Villa 5 Crescent Head Eco VillaRelax in stylish comfort - Crescent Head NSW
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Crescent Head Spa Villa
Slow down and enjoy the Crescent Head lifestyle - villa is close to the village, world famous surf and golf course.
Welcome to Sun Worship Villa 5 – Eco-Luxury by the Sea
Read MoreExperience the perfect blend of eco-design and coastal comfort at Sun Worship Villa 5. Beautifully crafted with rammed earth walls and sustainable materials, this spacious two-storey villa demonstrates how green architecture can be both stunningly beautiful and effortlessly liveable. Passive heating and cooling design ensure a comfortable temperature year-round while leaving only a tiny environmental footprint.
Designed for Relaxed Coastal Living
Villa 5 offers a thoughtfully designed layout ideal for families and groups. Large doors and wall panels open to create seamless indoor-outdoor flow, inviting in fresh sea breezes and natural light.
Upstairs: Two queen bedrooms, each with a private en-suite (one with spa bath)
.Downstairs: Open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, plus a bunk room that sleeps up to six (best suited for children or up to four adults)
.Private courtyard with BBQ, outdoor shower and toilet, and your own bubbling spa
.Pet-friendly – your doggie is welcome too!
.The villa also includes free Wi-Fi, TV, dishwasher, washing machine, and dryer – everything you need for an easy, comfortable stay.
The Perfect Crescent Head Escape
Just a short walk from the beach, cafes and golf course, Villa 5 offers privacy, tranquillity, and direct access to Killick Creek Reserve. Whether you’re here to surf the famous Point Break, paddle in the lagoon, or simply unwind in nature, this villa is the perfect base for your Crescent Head adventure.
A Place of Natural and Cultural Beauty
Crescent Head sits on the traditional lands of the Dunghutti people – dhalkungga yalanggur biramay – home to ospreys, sea eagles, pelicans, dolphins and migrating whales. We invite all guests to share respect and help preserve this special place.
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See AllCrescent Head National Surfing Reserve Crescent Head was the first stop for surfers heading north from Sydney in pursuit of the perfect wave. Since the 1950's, surfers have been attracted to this area to experience the quality of the wave and the unique natural environment. The coastal beauty and pristine beaches of Crescent Head continue to attract surfers and visitors from throughout Australia and overseas. Crescent head, traditional country of the Dunghutti people, is home to osprey, sea eagles, pelicans, dolphins and migrating whales. National Surfing Reservers recognise sites of cultural and historical significance in Australian surfing. They acknowledge the surfing way of the life and link past, present and future generations with our oceans, waves and coastlines. The Crescent Head Community asks you to SHARE RESPECT AND PRESERVE. Click here for Crescent Head National Surfing Reserve VideoOn Australian Surfing Coast Website there is more information:Crescent Head is one of the few places in Australia where the spirit of the 1960s surfing counter-culture lives on, an easy-going “share the ocean” vibe still embraced by the local surfing tribes.Along this magical stretch of coastline north of Port Macquarie are four perfect right-hand point-breaks, tailor-made for malibu riders, grommets and beginners and capable of generating miracle rides of up to 250 metres. Six northern corners along here also produce anything from crazy left-hand wedges to gentle blue fun in the sun. About halfway between Crescent Head and Point Plomer is the brilliantly named Delicate Nobby, a wedge-shaped rock formation that starts just off the beach and spears out into the Pacific. There are rideable beach breaks either side with solid banks that can deliver a fair bit of grunt. The campground here (west side of Point Plomer Road) is easy to drive past unawares and it’s an ideal stop-off for anyone on a camping surf safari. Crescent Head’s main campground is situated right on the headland by its famous postcard break. In June 2008, Crescent Head, home of the Dunghutti people, was declared a National Surfing Reserve, the fourth site in Australia to be recognised for its special significance to surfing.Goolawah National Park - Crescent Head Stunning long beaches and scenery. The best place in the world to just unwind.Come and be captivated by the uncrowded beaches and pristine headlands of Goolawah National Park, near Kempsey on the NSW North Coast. Roaming through these coastal surroundings, you can't help feeling you've landed in a placeuntouched by time.Comprising a narrow strip of mostly beachfront land, the park runs south from the outskirts of Crescent Head village to Racecourse Headland, where it links with Goolawah Regional Park.Here, biological diversity combines with significant Aboriginal heritage. The beaches are secluded and pure, bounded by exquisite native plant life rather than carparks or cafes. A left-hand point break beckons to surfers, while spectacular rocky shores, reefs and a lagoon provide the ideal setting for snorkeling or swimming. Go birdwatching or whale watching, spot dolphins and turtles, or scan the bush for koalas or dingoes. www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/goolawah-national-parkCrescent Head Bakery Probably the best bakery in the world. Three generations of bakers serve up the best bakery food.Its not only us that thinks so.... click here to view all the trip advisor reviews.Crescent Head Country Club Bowls and Golf Course One of the most scenic golf courses going around. After a hard day on the Golf Course hit the Country Club which is an institution in the area. Very friendly and great food.The Crescent Head Country Club offers a choice of two fantastic dining destinations are on offer; Bumpa’s Bistro (Modern Australian Cuisine - Upstairs) or Bamboo Vick's Chinese Restaurant (Authentic Chinese and Seafood Destination – Downstairs).For the sporting enthusiast; golf (motorised carts available), bowls, pool or tennis (fishing, swimming, surfing & water sports).They also have over 10 Beers on Tap, Fox Sports, Full TAB facilities (All the latest electronic guides), Sky Channel, Keno, ATM’s, Club Library & Disabled ToiletClick here for more information and up to date events.Hat Head Very good fishing and wonderful scenic walks can be had from this secluded village.Delicate Knobby Awesome swim and surfing spot. Great rock jumping.Gladstone Village A tiny iconic village full of shops and things to explore.Slim Dusty Visitor Centre A large monument that gives a fascinating look into the life of Australia's most iconic country singer Slim Dusty who was born in Kempsey and would have frequented the shores of Crescent Head through his life.Billabong Koala Park Award winning Billabong Zoo is New South Wales premier regional wildlife park that allows you to get close up to all of the animals.You can pat and photograph these magnificent marsupials in the Koala Breeding Centre after each of the shows which are held daily at 10:30am, 1:30pm and 3:30pm.www.billabongzoo.com.auCrescent Head Malibu Classic THURSDAY 24 MAY 2018 TO SUNDAY 26 MAY 2019Crescent Head Malibu Club presents the Crescent Head Malibu Classic at Killick Beach, Crescent Head.In the 1960s, longboarders surfing north along the coast found the home of one of the longest and most classic point breaks in the world. National parks, nature reserves and the Pacific Ocean border Crescent Head, and its cobblestone point is famous.Event organisers respectfully acknowledge the Dunghutti People as the traditional custodians of the Crescent Head region and welcome them, competitors, families, friends, kids, locals, mates, media, spectators and visitors to the annual Crescent Head Malibu Classic.Proceeds support local community groups.For more information: http://www.crescentheadmalibuclub.comHead to Head Walk Run EVENT DATES TO BE CONFIRMED: AUGUST 2019The Head to Head Walk Run Event is a Healthy Communities activity held along Killick Beach, Crescent Head. The event is held by the Lions Club of Crescent Head to raise funds this year for Diabetes New South Wales.Teams, families and individuals of all ages have the chance to walk or run five, 10 or 20 kilometres, as an individual or a team of four.Please refer to the website for full program details.For more information: http://www.headtoheadwalkrun.org.au
