Luxury holidays in New South Wales

Destinations in New South Wales

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  Berowra Waters

  • 1 hotel
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  Blue Mountains

  • 1 hotel
  Sydneysiders have been in the know for years now, hightailing it to the Blue Mountains for indulgent weekends of wildlife spotting, antiques shopping and gallery-hopping.
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  Byron Bay

  • 4 hotels
  Some jokingly refer to Byron Bay as the most northern suburb of Sydney – everything you can find in the big smoke is on your doorstep here, too.
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  Central Coast

  • 2 hotels
  Once a sleepy backwater, New South Wales’ Central Coast is a burgeoning hot getaway for weekending Sydneysiders, with top tip the Bouddi Peninsula, a boho cousin to the more familiar glam Northern Beaches across the water.
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  Hunter Valley

  • 1 hotel
  One of the global capitals of New World wine making, Australia’s green and glorious Hunter Valley is the ideal destination for antipodean explorers looking to combine the palatable with the picturesque.
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  Jervis Bay

  • 1 hotel
  Just two hours from the skyscrapers of Sydney, the turquoise sea, white-sand beaches and untouched forests of Jervis Bay (pronounced like 'Jarvis' Cocker) sparkle on the New South Wales South Coast.
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  Lord Howe Island

  • 1 hotel
  With its soaring volcanic peaks, turquoise lagoon, unspoilt beaches and rare plants, birds and marine life, ruggedly beautiful eco-retreat Lord Howe Island should bring out your inner David Attenborough.
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  Newcastle

  • 1 hotel
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  Shoalhaven

  • 1 hotel
  It may be savvy Sydneysiders’ favourite seaside bolthole, but between its powder-white beaches, rainforests and waterfall-studded mountains, the Shoalhaven warrants much more than an out-of-town weekend’s worth of exploration.
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  South Coast

  • 1 hotel
  Endless pristine beaches, many of them close to deserted, and lush green countryside dotted with bucolic villages are the highlights of New South Wales’s South Coast.
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  Sydney

  • 11 hotels
  Sassy Sydney is a supermodel of a city – and she knows it. The eye-popping setting, sprawled around one of the world’s best looking harbours, keeps tourists slack-jawed.