Perhaps the most famous feature of the Noosa Springs Resort is its championship 18-hole golf course with its immaculately landscaped surroundings. However, this resort, which tries to calm the mind, body, and spirit, will appeal to both golfers and non-golfers. On-site amenities include a day spa, a fitness facility, and an award-winning restaurant with breathtaking views. There is a free shuttle bus that will take you to adjacent towns so you may explore them.

At the Pullman Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa, which is renowned for having one of Queensland's most exquisite pools, there are opulent accommodations. This resort is encircled by rainforest and is situated directly adjacent to Four Mile Beach. Each guest room has a spacious spa bath and a furnished balcony to take in the scenery. Perfect for swimming up to and getting a cocktail from are the lagoon pools.

For tourists seeking to disconnect and unwind, this resort is fantastic. It provides a tranquil haven for relaxation and is situated enough far from the adjacent bustling areas.

As you can see, Queensland's coast is home to the majority of Australia's premier resorts. However, the Northwest Australian cities of Broome and The Golden Outback must be included. Couples and honeymooners love the romantic sunsets and secret hideaways at the Bali Hai Resort and Spa. Both the studio and the two-bedroom villas that can be reserved offer lounges and tropical bathrooms. The spa at the resort offers a distinctive fusion of therapies from Australia and Bali and is built around a courtyard pool. The Bali Hai Resort successfully balances the relaxed atmosphere of Broome with the opulent lodgings that are concealed inside.

Gippsland's McMillans is a sizable resort with a picturesque seaside setting and a village-like atmosphere. The six acres of land that make up the resort are attractively planted. It is kid-friendly and offers a playground and game room on the premises. It's also a well-liked wedding venue because of its on-site day spa and lovely grounds with views of Bancroft Bay. Fishing and strolling along the boardwalk are favorite local pastimes, and there are charming houses and villas here.

The Rumba Beach Resort in Caloundra is a popular choice for tourists visiting Australia with their families. It's a beachfront resort on Australia's East Coast, and the neighborhood town has a lovely, homey feel. Rumba offers beachside apartments and suites and looks out onto the Pumice stone Passage with the renowned Glass House Mountains.

When you get to Niramaya, which is located just off the coast of Port Douglas in Queensland, you are greeted with swathes of lush foliage. The lodging is as remarkable, consisting of roomy, exquisitely designed self-contained villas, each with several rooms and views of a lake or garden, some of which have spa facilities. There is also a day spa with services like hot stone massages and moisturizing facials, a restaurant in case you don't feel like using the kitchen in your villa, as well as tennis courts, saunas, and plunge pools. Additionally, the beach is only a few minutes away, and you can arrange excursions to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest.

This opulent, environmentally conscious resort in New South Wales is tucked away amid 18 ha (45 acres) of subtropical rainforest. The decor carries over into the rooms, which all have eco-friendly amenities and views of the rainforest, including treetop suites with views of the canopy. There is an on-site restaurant that emphasizes local produce as well as an infinity pool, day spa, and other relaxing amenities.

When you're ready to venture out, get on a shuttle bus or take a short drive to Byron Bay, where you'll find the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse, a tonne of trendy cafes and eateries, and tonnes of surfing chances if you're looking to catch some waves.