Holiday rentals and lettings in NSW

Holiday rentals and lettings in NSW

Start comparing over 14,938 rentals in New South Wales and book at the best price!

Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices New South Wales

A$612for 23 Nov - 30 Nov
A$679 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability New South Wales

31%for 23 Nov - 30 Nov
60% annual average
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Highlights in New South Wales

  • Shelly Beach
  • Byron Bay
  • Chambers of the Black Hand
  • Minyon Falls
  • Cape Hawke Lookout

Holiday rentals and lettings in New South Wales

Holiday rentals near Shelly Beach and Byron Bay

Do you need a pleasant and enjoyable holiday destination to enjoy your holiday? The time has come to select the right place for you, New South Wales is a charming region of Wales, located in the southeast of Australia, distinguished by its coastal towns and national parks, great for relaxation and recreation, offering beautiful panoramic views of the beach. Find holiday rentals on our Holidu platform to make your stay a time of relaxation, where you can rejoice and relax to the fullest. We have a number of ideal holiday rentals for your budget near popular areas, such as Shelly Beach and Byron Bay.

Spacious holiday rentals with beautifully landscaped gardens and lovely pools to relax in

Holiday lettings for families or couples looking to enjoy a quiet holiday period, at the same time full of fun and adventure, spacious rooms, equipped kitchen, all in a picturesque setting, have large gardens suitable for children to play, share with your pet as some allow it, you can also organize a barbecue, have moments of relaxation in the pool, Wi-Fi service, so you can be updated through social networks, everything the traveller needs.

Holidays in New South Wales

The area and getting around

Come and discover Byron Bay

In the surroundings of New South Wales, you will find beautiful places, such is the case of Byron Bay, charming and small town, popular among tourists to take a relaxing break and enjoy its wonderful atmosphere, you can visit its beautiful beaches, meet the most powerful lighthouse in Australia in operation, visit its extravagant shops, you can taste bush-tucker fruits in Tropical Fruit World, black sapote is a fruit with chocolate pudding, drink tea in the Chinese gardens. Listen to the sound of bongos playing in the parks, people dressed in sarongs and the way they style their hair.

Come and see Chambers of The Black Hand

An impressive art gallery, you can take a tour of the mine, carved and painted images on the walls and sandstone pillars. There is Jack Sparrow, Puss in Boots, the terracotta soldiers of China. The Jungle Room has lions, tigers, elephants, new archangels, two incredible Buddhas. Now and then you will come across something special and this is it, a unique experience. Ideal for children and adults, a wonderful place.

Travellers and activities

New South Wales for beach lovers

Shelly Beach, to access you must walk along a beautiful path in front of the sea, beautiful place, ideal beach to rest, sunbathe, calm and crystal clear waters, enjoy walking along the shore, with the presence of several restaurants offering fresh fish dishes, wonderful panoramic views of sculptures on the rocks, lovely sunset, you can snorkel and see its marine fauna, sighting dolphins, whales, with areas for picnics and barbecues.

New South Wales for gastronomy lovers

Restaurants such as Mittagong RSL, Grand Court Chinese Restaurants are some of those offering delicious menus, garlic prawns and scallops spring rolls, sweet and sour pork, prawns, honey, beef with black bean sauce, fried rice, delicious bacon and egg roll, excellent pizzas, exquisite salads, Atlantic salmon service, important to note that the staff here are highly helpful and friendly.

Did you know that New South Wales is the state in Australia that produces the most goods and services, being fundamental in the economy of the state the services, such as banking, tourism, the activity of agricultural producers in animal husbandry?

Top 5 travel tips in New South Wales

1.Visit Minyon Falls

Beautiful waterfalls, a gift of nature, located in the northeastern corner of New South Wales, a tour is fantastic, nice walk, breathtaking views amidst wildlife, the peaceful atmosphere and spectacular natural environment, forests of Australian eucalyptus, you can swim at the base of the waterfall, watch as the water descends to reach the surface, to the depths of the gorge, you will find areas to organize a picnic.

2.Beautiful Belmore Park

Beautiful park, peaceful, pleasant atmosphere, offers several paths, seating, fountains, statues, a tourist information point along with beautiful lawns, lovely garden, huge trees providing ample shade, children's play area, train, slides, open spaces. It offers welcoming views, ideal for organizing a family picnic.

3.Budderoo National Park

Wonderful park ideal for hiking, well maintained, comfortable level trails. Through a series of stunning bush walks and lookouts, through Carrington Falls near Robertson, to the trails of the Minnamurra Rainforest Center near Jamberoo numerous waterfalls await you. The Blue Pool is beautiful, Nellys Glen impressive, with a lovely little waterfall. The lookouts offer sweeping views over the valleys, plenty to walk and admire.

4.Jervis Bay Beach

Beautiful coastal beach, prevailing white sand and crystal clear water, extensive vegetation in the national park, ideal for good walking, swimming, snorkelling, sport fishing, exercise, occasional whale watching and because this beach is situated within the Jervis Bay nature reserve, you are likely to have friendly encounters with Kangaroos and Wallabies, whale watching. A delightful experience to share with the family.

5.Cape Hawke Lookout

Fabulous lookout platform at Cape Hawke, uphill route, steep, good aerobic exercise for about 15 minutes uphill, challenging walking, you will find benches along the way for resting and canopy cover. It is good exercise until you reach the top, here there is a short climb up the structure to the top platform, giving excellent and impressive coastal views over the treetops from the tower.

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in New South Wales

How much do you pay on average for holiday rentals in New South Wales?

New South Wales is one of the most expensive regions in Australia. The price of a holiday rental is around A$438.80 per night.

Which month allows you to save the most on holiday rentals?

According to our most recent historical data, the months that allow you to save the most in New South Wales are November, October, and December, with average prices of A$350.61, A$352.04 and A$387.5, respectively.

When does the price of holiday rentals in New South Wales go up the most?

Following the data observed in 2020, the costs per night for accommodation is usually higher, on average, during the months of April (A$499.37), May (A$491.02), and February (A$463.39).

Are there usually many holiday lettings available in New South Wales?

In order to not have problems finding accommodation in New South Wales we recommend you to be proactive, as 72% of rentals are usually booked, according to last year's data.

When are more holiday lettings available?

The most available months, on average, are May (with an availability of 52.6%) April (43.25%), and March (36.5%), according to the trends observed in 2019.

When are fewer lettings available?

The months with the lowest properties available in New South Wales are, in order, January, December and November, with respective average availability figures of 6%, 10.5%, and 13.75%, based on data collected in 2020.

How many holiday rentals are there in New South Wales?

In New South Wales we offer you an extensive catalogue of around 24000 properties, with options for all tastes, thanks to our 11 local and international partners.

Holiday destinations in New South Wales