My Slice of Paradise Palm Cove!

Nestled between mountains, melalucas and the shores of the Coral Sea, Palm Cove is one of Australia's most sought-after destinations. Being reknown as Australia's Day Spa Capital and offers undeniably some of the best restaurants in Australia.

There is a pervading sense of calm and natural beauty that washes over visitors upon entering Palm Cove, it is very subtle. This quiet, compact and highly protected little village provides visitors with the ultimate sensory pleasures to unwind and relax. At the heart of Palm Cove's charm is the palm lined and brick paved esplanade along the beachfront where traffic is minimal. The esplanade is ornated by magnificent 100year melaluca's that form a grand entrance to the resorts along the esplanade. One of the major attractions is the glorious wide sand beach set in a delightful secluded cove with Double Island and Scoutcap Island framing the view. Quality 5 star resorts and alfresco restaurants overlook the pristine beach. Palm Cove has a natural backdrop of mountain ranges bordering the picturesque village. And with its open Coral Sea views, tourists snap up new residential homes, units and land as soon as they are released. The retail strip has been well thought out with the vast majority of cafes being well suited to the more affluent tourists

The beauty of the landscape and the nature of the people make it an ideal spot to own a property or just visit. The planning of the area is based around tourism, meaning there is never a shortage of things to do and everything is easy to access.

Experience the Great Barrier Reef, ancient tropical rainforests, idyllic islands and unforgettable cruising and diving. Uniquely located between two world heritage areas; the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest, Cairns is a cosmopolitan city, serviced by international and domestic airports, offering all the amenities associated with a capital city.
The Cairns International Airport is Australia's largest regional airport. It is the 5th busiest airport for international passengers and the 6th busiest airport overall in Australia.

It is internationally recognised as the gateway to the world's oldest rainforest and one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Barrier Reef.