Summer Folly 2 - Pacific Palms Holidays

Nestled amongst nature and overlooking beautiful Blueys Beach, enjoy the soothing sounds of the local birdlife or a spot of whale watching, from the comfort of your high-set deck. Located only moments away from shops, cafes, and the popular Blueys Beach, this is the perfect place for your next seaside escape.

See for yourself at this idyllic holiday home which awaits at Summer Folly 2. This character filled, two-storey holiday home, complete with sloping ceilings, polished floors, and exposed beams, is light and bright, plus well appointed with modern touches and stunning full ocean views. You’ll enjoy your morning coffee with mother nature on the sun-drenched deck before taking the short stroll to local shops and cafes, as well as the sun, surf and sand of sensational Blueys Beach.

T H I N G S . W E . L O V E
- Ocean views
- Sitting atop the treetops
- Walk to Blueys Beach or the local shops
- Decks on every level
- Spacious beach vibe

H O M E . T R U T H S
- A pre-authorised bond is charged prior to arrival
- Strict no party or function policy
- Strictly no pets
- No Wi-Fi at this property
- It has a sloped and stepped garden walkway from the carport to the front door
- It is not suitable for Disabled access or for anyone one with impaired mobility –
the elderly may find access a challenge
- Bring your own linen for beds and bathrooms - Pillows, blankets & doonas are provided

Blueys Beach
Famed for being the beach which guarantees a good wave, Blueys is undoubtedly a favourite with surf enthusiasts and those who enjoy a stretch of secluded sand with incredible views. Said to have gained its unusual name due to a cattle mishap enroute to Yarric Mountain (the hill on the southern end of Blueys Beach), locals proudly proclaim this to be one of the world’s finest beaches. Offering protected corners for those who want to watch the swell from afar, this lush stretch of coastline is framed by forest-covered headlands and nestled between Sandbar Beach to the south, and Boomerang Beach to the north.