Aquabelle Two - beach views for 6

Summary:
Aquabelle provides award-winning accommodation and have recently received the 2024 TripAdvisor Traveller's Choice Winner badge and consistently achieve Super Host status. Two is a large, light-filled, first floor apartment with beach-views and is a favourite for larger families or groups of friends travelling together. Architect designed with holidays in mind, this huge apartment offers a modern, beautifully styled layout with room for everyone. Amazing views across the bay and the wide sunny terrace with alfresco dining, is the perfect spot to watch the world go by.

The Space:
The large primary bedroom has a parent's retreat style reading nook, large king size bed and adjoining ensuite. Floor to ceiling windows with blinds and floaty curtains complete the designer look.

The second bedroom has twin king singles and the third has another king (this bed can be made into 2 x twin on request). Plenty of storage in all bedrooms allow you to unpack fully. These two bedrooms share the sun lit main bathroom with shower and separate bath. The apartment has its own laundry with washer/dryer combo and stainless steel trough.

Continue to wander down the hall to the living, kitchen, dining area that overlooks the outdoor dining terrace and the glistening blue of the bay beyond. With 157.5 sq/m of accommodation, Aquabelle Two is perfect for beach family holidays or a getaway with friends. The large alfresco north-facing terrace is perfect for relaxed dining up above the Rye main cafe strip.

Our fuss free, spacious, contemporary interiors with high ceilings, polished concrete resin floors and full size everything set Aquabelle apart from other accommodation offered on the Peninsula.

And you have peace of mind security parking for two cars. Our keyless PIN entry system to carpark and apartment door does away with key drop off and pick up hassles. No contact access to this apartment is via an internal separate stairwell. Complimentary wi-fi completes this brilliant holiday space.

Guest Access:
The entire apartment is yours to enjoy. The only shared space is the external secure carpark. Parking for two cars behind secure a secure gate.

The Neighborhood:
The coastal town of Rye is situated on the popular holiday destination of the Mornington Peninsula, nestled between Rosebud and Blairgowrie.

Point Nepean Road is Rye's main thoroughfare, running parallel to the town's bay beach. The main concentration of shops is located east of Dundas Street and includes a hotel, eateries, a major supermarket and other retailers.

Rye's main beach offers a safe shallow, shoreline ideal for small children. There is a pier, several boat ramps, and attractive foreshore facilities with picnic areas, shelters, playgrounds and walking tracks.

Around a kilometre west of the Rye Jetty is an outcrop of land called White Cliffs. At the base of the cliffs is a reconstructed old Lime Burners Kiln - a reminder of the mid-1800s when the extraction of lime was the area's primary industry. Scenic views along the coast can be enjoyed from lookout above the kiln.

Rye extends southwards across the narrow width of the Mornington Peninsula in this area, right down to the coastline fronting the open waters of Bass Strait. The Mornington Peninsula National Park spans the foreshore here, consisting of scenic walking tracks, rocky coastal features, dunes and pockets of sandy beach. A pathway and steps extends from Tasman Drive down to the sandy bay at Number 16 Beach.

Further south-east along the coast is Rye Ocean Beach, accessed from the southern end of Dundas Street. Officially located within in the small coastal community of St Andrews Beach, the beach and foreshore area also forms part of the Mornington Peninsula National Park, offering wide expanses of sandy beaches and rolling sand dunes covered in native vegetation. The next beach of significance further along the coast is St Andrews Beach which can be accessed via the car park at the end of Paradise Drive. Views can be enjoyed along the coast towards Cape Schanck and its lighthouse.

Getting Around:
Car is best to explore the Mornington Peninsula. Google maps will get you where you need to go. If you do have a car there are several services available including Uber.

Other Things to Note:
We don't cater for Schoolies.

Interaction with Guests:
We like to give you the space to imagine you are in your own holiday home. But if you need anything, we are a phone call away (and 3 minutes drive away).