Welcome to “Good Vibes”, your perfect family getaway in the picturesque coastal town of Robe, South Australia! This stunning holiday rental is designed with families in mind, offering ample space and comfort for up to 10 guests. With two spacious living areas, an indoor gas fireplace for cozy evenings, and an enclosed backyard, your family will feel right at home while creating unforgettable memories together.
The outdoor area is a true highlight, featuring a large dining table, a cozy fire bucket for those chilly nights, and an outdoor fridge to keep your drinks perfectly chilled. Imagine enjoying a summer barbecue while the kids play safely in the enclosed yard! The well-equipped kitchen is a dream for any aspiring chef or entertainer, boasting everything you need to whip up delicious family meals. You’ll find it easy to host gatherings, whether it’s a casual breakfast or a festive dinner, all while enjoying the beautiful décor and vibrant atmosphere of the home.
Keeping families entertained is a breeze at “Good Vibes.” The house is stocked with puzzles, toys, and board games, ensuring that children of all ages stay engaged and have fun during their stay. After a day of exploring the local attractions, retreat to your comfortable haven, beautifully decorated with artwork and designed to be light, bright, and airy.
Location is key, and “Good Vibes” does not disappoint! Just a short stroll away, you’ll find the charming shops along Main Street, as well as the beloved Mahalia Coffee for your morning caffeine fix. Families will also appreciate the nearby playground, where children can run, play, and make new friends. With its family-friendly amenities and prime location, “Good Vibes” is the ideal home base for your Robe adventure. Book your stay today and experience the joys of “Good Vibes” for yourself!
For more info or to book: https://robelifestyle.com.au/property/good-vibes/
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