Binnowee

‘Binnowee’ – (bin-uh-wee) – an Aboriginal word meaning ‘a green place’

Come and enjoy the spectacular views of Wallis Lake from almost every room. This tranquil, light-filled house is everything you need for complete relaxation with direct access to the water’s edge. 

You could spend all day on the daybed on the middle deck watching the local wildlife (pelicans, kookaburras, deer, kangaroos, you may even see a pod of dolphins swim by) followed by the most stunning sunsets. And on a clear night the stargazing is phenomenal.

If you’re feeling more energetic it’s only a short drive to a variety of beaches – there’s one for everyone – kids, surfers, swimmers, snorkelers, even pooches! Oh, and you can bring your well-behaved fur baby to Binnowee (on request), there’s a fully fenced outdoor section for them.

‘Binnowee’ – (bin-uh-wee) – an Aboriginal word meaning ‘a green place’

Come and enjoy the spectacular views of Wallis Lake from almost every room. This tranquil, light-filled house is everything you need for complete relaxation with direct access to the water’s edge.

You could spend all day on the daybed on the middle deck watching the local wildlife (pelicans, kookaburras, deer, kangaroos, you may even see a pod of dolphins swim by) followed by the most stunning sunsets. And on a clear night the stargazing is phenomenal.

If you’re feeling more energetic it’s only a short drive to a variety of beaches – there’s one for everyone – kids, surfers, swimmers, snorkelers, even pooches! Oh, and you can bring your well-behaved fur baby to Binnowee (on request), there’s a fully fenced outdoor section for them.