Secluded beaches, verdant forests, and giant sand dunes are some of the activities Port Stephens is known for, making it the ideal place to shake off a hectic workweek. On top of this incredible natural beauty, an abundance of indulgences come along. This heavenly area certainly knows how to make things up, from luxurious day spas to premium restaurants and horse rides rolling waves.
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Where To Stay
Bannisters Port Stephens
Occupying the beachfront of Soldier’s Point in Port Stephens, Bannisters latest opening features 78 rooms; four luxury suites; a penthouse; 50 rooms with picture frame waters views and forest and bushland outlooks. Its unique design has been designed to make the most of Port Stephens’s privileged views and surroundings.
Bannisters have become the favourite destination for Sydneysiders and international visitors, many of whom are drawn to the barefoot luxury on offer and Rick Stein’s cuisine. The Soldiers Point location is exquisite, and our creative team have made the most of the unimpeded water views.
Surrounded by 26 stunning beaches, koala habitat and National Parks all around, as well as the world-famous Hunter Valley wineries just an hour’s drive away, Bannisters is the place to stay without any doubt.
What To Pack
What To Do In Port Stephens
Stockton Dunes
You don’t want to miss Anna Bay sand dunes, one of the most attractive points in the heart of Port Stephens; enjoy this unique experience either by horses or camels. You’ll be taken to ride by the sea on a steed suited to your ability with the former or on a romantic sunset stroll with the latter; the choice is yours. The only requirement is to transport yourself in some far desert and feel like in one of the 1001 Nights stories.
Go On The Tomaree Mountain Walk
If you want to see something really spectacular, the views at the top of the Tomaree Mountains will translate you to Thailand. First, because its flat blue water and second, because you can see the whole island out in the distance. Just magic.
Relax and Enjoy The Pool And The Beaches
It’s time for bucket hat and plenty of SPF. If you are spending a easy weekend at Port Stephens, don’t forget to pack your swimsuit, of course, plus a few breathable pieces—linen wide-legs, midi long dresses, open-toe sandals—for chilling at the pool.
Eat and Drink
Explore Port Stephen’s best restaurants. From long lunches at the Little Beach Boathouse, to fabulous seafood at Sandpipers Restaurant or The Point Restaurant for the ultimate sunset drink setting.
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