The BIG4 Anglesea Holiday Park, situated at the gateway to the breathtaking Great Ocean Road, is the ideal place to enjoy the delightful town of Anglesea and all that it has to offer. The myriad facilities and accommodation choices are bound to please even the most discerning road-tripper or holiday-park connoisseur. Read more

Close to all that Melbourne has to offer, this studio apartment has everything you need for a stay in this wonderful city... Read more

We all know that life is busy and pulling us in many different directions … work, family, friends, community obligations – but what about our obligation to ourselves? We all need the chance to step away, take stock and recharge, otherwise life becomes merely an obstacle course to overcome, rather than the great adventure it is meant to be. Read more

Walton House is an historic, AAA rated, 4 1/2 star bed and breakfast in Huonville in southern Tasmania and certainly lives up to its promise of luxury. With a record of 5 out of 5 for every guest review it has received on TakeABreak, Walton House is mostly definitely a loved and celebrated property and a deserving winner of the 2008 TakeABreak National Award for Best Luxury Holiday Accommodation. Read more

This studio apartment has dress circle positioning with sensational views over Dee Why Beach and the headland. Read more

We arrived as the sun was setting, and the view across the working vineyard was gorgeous – and matched by the warm welcome from our hosts. Read more

The McLaren Vale wine region has more than its fair share of treasures, and this picturesque 1850s stone cottage is just one of them. Nestled in the foothills on 3 secluded acres on the glorious Fleurieu Peninsula, Sea & Vines Cottage is your perfect escape away from the scramble of everyday life. Read more

Pied-a-terre, French for foot on the ground, refers to a second home, and this luxurious bed & breakfast really does feel like your second home. With all of its space and comfort you won’t want to return home. Read more

This property is really something quite special, with its eco-friendly materials, such as rubberwood and other timbers, stone and solar dried mudbricks, wool insulation and other thoughtful design features that flatter, rather than harm our environment. Read more

Settled in 1831, York was the first inland settlement of WA. York has many restored heritage buildings from the Victorian and Federation era, which add to the charm and character of the town. Stroll down Avon Terrace and live the history, enjoying the fine buildings, and pause to visit some of the world class attractions. We have; museums, galleries and fine cafes. York offers a unique blend of Heritage sites and modern shopping. The Avon River flows through York and provides Heritage Walks along its ba Read more