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Offer valid for bookings before 16 Dec 2026. Offer valid for stays before 18 Dec 2026. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Must apply deal at time of booking. Blackout dates may apply. Offer valid for online bookings. Discount is based on the standard rate, does not include extra guests. Offer may be changed or cancelled at any time without notice. Visit website for full T&Cs.Book Early and Save 20%
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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.Stay 2, Save 20%
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Offer valid for bookings before 07 Oct 2026. Offer valid for stays before 17 Dec 2026. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Must apply deal at time of booking. Please note that blackout dates may apply. Offer valid for online bookings. Discount is based on the standard rate, does not include extra guests. Offer may be changed or cancelled at any time without notice.Stay 4, pay 3
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Minimum four night stay applies. Full non-refundable prepayment is required at booking. No cancellations, changes, credits, or refunds for no-shows. Offer cannot be combined with other discounts and is subject to availability and blackout dates. Reservation name must match the credit cardholder and check-in guest.Book Early and Save 20%
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20% off Flexible Nightly Rate for bookings made 14+ days in advance Full prepayment required at booking (non-refundable) No changes, cancellations, or adjustments once booked No-show = cancellation without refund or credit Cardholder must match reservation name and be present at check-in Not valid with other offers or discounts Subject to availability; blackout dates may apply30% off* this EOFY
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Offer valid for new bookings made before 15 July 2026 for stays before 1 October 2026. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount. Must apply deal at time of booking. Online offer only. Subject to availability at time of booking. Valid for stays of 2 nights or more. Selected properties, dates and inventory only. Black-out periods apply. Visit website for full T&Cs.Romantic Hinterland Getaway : Save 10% at Tallaringa
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Get 10% off your stay when you book direct through our website for stays of 5 nights or longer.Terms
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The Path Between Land and Sea, Emily Devers, 2019.
Internationally acclaimed contemporary artist Emily Devers brought her creative vision to Ballina in 2019, transforming two local water tanks into striking large-scale murals that celebrate the region’s natural beauty and sense of balance.
Inspired by Ballina’s coastal landscapes, the artworks reflect the harmony between land and sea. Set on the top of hill and accessed via Ballina Heights Drive, Cumbalum, one tank evokes the movement and energy of the ocean through flowing forms and vibrant colour, while the other draws on the calm strength of the land, using earthy tones and organic textures. Together, they represent the powerful meeting point where these two environments connect — a defining feature of the Ballina landscape.
These captivating murals turn everyday infrastructure into public art, offering a unique visual experience that blends creativity with place. Whether you’re an art lover, a photographer, or simply exploring the area, Emily Devers’ water tank murals are a rewarding stop that beautifully capture the spirit of Ballina.
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