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Book early and save big! Enjoy 20% off our Flexible Nightly Rate when you reserve your stay 14–90 days in advance.Terms
Early Saver: Save 20% when booking 14–90 days before check-in. Full prepayment required and non-refundable. No changes, cancellations or refunds for no-shows. New bookings only, subject to availability, blackout dates and minimum stays. Cannot be combined with other offers. Rates may change until confirmed. Terms apply.Stay 4, pay 3
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Stay 4 nights in any participating property across Australia, but you only pay for 3 nights. Make sure the promo code S4P3 is applied at checkout.Terms
Book 4 nights, get 1 night free. New bookings only, subject to availability and blackout dates. Full prepayment required and is non-refundable. No changes or cancellations. Cannot be combined with other offers. No-shows will be cancelled without refund or credit. Rates may change until confirmed. Terms apply.
Ballina Lighthouse
Perched atop the picturesque coastline, the Ballina Lighthouse is a beacon of history and natural beauty. Overlooking Shelly Beach and Lighthouse Beach, this iconic landmark offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and North Wall.
It’s a perfect spot for whale watching during migration season or simply soaking in a stunning sunrise. The lighthouse itself stands as a tribute to Ballina’s rich maritime heritage – which you can learn more about at the Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum.
Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or an avid photographer, the Ballina Lighthouse is a great spot to visit whilst in Ballina.
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