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Beach Front at Curio Bay - Curio Bay
$230
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Beach Front at Curio Bay

Curio Bay, Catlins

#11612 - Curio Bay - Bach or holiday home

The Catlins Beachhouse offers a truely enchanted stay. From the beach front views to the houses facilities, you wont be disappointed. Wake up from the main queen bedroom to watch the waves rolling up the shore from your bed. Situated in an absolute beach front... [More]

  • 9people (max)
  • 3bedroom
  • 2bathroom
  • tickkids
  • crosspets
Hectors House, Curio Bay - Curio Bay
$160-$190
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Hectors House, Curio Bay

Curio Bay, The Catlins

#17247 - Curio Bay - Bach or holiday home

Hectors House is a near new 2 level house set on a stunning location giving superb unobstructed ocean views. Everywhere you look there are superb ocean views with waves washing up on the beach or breaking spectacularly on the far away rocks. You will see... [More]

  • 6people (max)
  • 3bedroom
  • 1bathroom
  • tickkids
  • crosspets

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