SEA TEMPLE 132 - LUXURY STUDIO Direct Access
Apartment
1 1Escape and indulge in ultimate luxury staying at delightful apartment 132 Sea Temple studio direct access room. Enjoy the perfect relaxing holiday basking in the sunshine on your own private sun lounges or take a swim with direct access to the grand resort lagoon from your own private terrace whilst enjoying a wonderful feeling of seclusion and privacy.
This luxury apartment features a king size bed and wonderful spa bath in the ensuite. Step out to the private balcony to enjoy the resort's elegant open-air design, calming water features and lush tropical gardens that create an amazingly relaxed and peaceful atmosphere.
Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa is located on stunning Four Mile Beach*,
Port Douglas, just 60 minutes north of Cairns Airport on the unforgettable oceanic drive up Captain Cook Highway.
It is located on the Southern end of Four Mile Beach*, with direct beach access and an adjacent championship 18-hole golf course in Port Douglas. (Golf Bookings available through Palmer Golf Club.) Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa is both a relaxing haven for couples and families, and an incredible gateway to adventure, with direct access to two World Heritage sites. Take a trip to the Great Barrier Reef from the Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa Marina or explore the Daintree Rainforest, located just an hour north of the beautiful tropical village.
As a guest you have access to the swim up pool bar, magnificent restaurant, Gym and Spa.
They are all pay as you go, as this is a Privately owned apartment, and we are unable to book to the room. Can be Joined with 131 To make a 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom apartment.
Port Douglas Australia is just an hour’s drive north from Cairns via a spectacular coastal road that is surrounded by forest and the Coral Sea. The climate is seductive. Balmy days dissolve into tropical evenings with velvet starry skies. It is the only place on Earth where two World Heritage listed jewels exist; the Great Barrier Reef and the rainforest of Daintree and Cape Tribulation. Refresh, restore and revitalize, in the aquamarine reef waters of the Coral Sea, the crystal creeks of Mossman Gorge, and the palm fringed golden sands of Port Douglas’ Four Mile Beach. Discover the breathtaking northern tropics of Australia through pristine Daintree Rainforest walks and safaris, diving and snorkeling the reef and sailing the waterways. Be inspired by the amazing array of nature and wildlife and glorious simplicity. The tropics are a feast for the senses; the sights, sounds and tastes; you will never want to leave!
10 Things To Do in Port Douglas Australia
Port Douglas is a resort town whose relaxed tropical outlook and stunning natural beauty make it a perfect vacation destination. A wide range of Port Douglas accommodation and equally wide range of activities make this a memorable trip for everyone in the family.
Great Barrier Reef
Just off the town's eastern shore lies one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders with over 400 species of coral and 1,500 species of fish, sea turtles, dolphins, and rays. The variety of tours is endless, and visitors can see the reef from the deck of a boat or snorkel alongside the fish.
Flagstaff Hill
Port Douglas is bounded by water on three sides, and Flagstaff Hill Lookout offers a breathtaking view of the entire panorama. The Lookout can be reached by car, but the gentle grade makes this an enjoyable walk for most visitors.
Four Mile Beach
The turquoise waters and wide sand deck fringed by palms and mangroves rather than urban sprawl make Four Mile Beach one of the region’s favourites. The waves are gentle and family-friendly, while strong winter Trade Winds make it popular with kite surfers from June to August.
The Reef Marina
Located on the west side of town on the Dickson Inlet, The Reef Marina is a good place to go to the reef and to enjoy a lively marina with a shopping arcade and waterside cafes.
Estuary Cruises
See Port Douglas’ mangrove system from a classic riverboat. Dense mangrove swamps, water birds like heron and egrets, and saltwater crocodiles are expected sights along the way.
Downtown Port Douglas
Macrossan St is the town’s main avenue, lined with shops and casual restaurants. Here are numerous galleries featuring local artists working in a wide range of styles. A special feature of Port Douglas, the galleries have become well-known over the years and are an attraction in themselves.
Sunday Markets
Each Sunday morning seaside Anzac Park becomes the setting for colorful open-air markets. In addition to goods produced by local craftsmen and artists there’s a mouth-watering selection of fresh fruits and vegetables from local growers.
Flames of the Forest
Have dinner in the rainforest. Flames of the Forest offers a rainforest dinner to remember for couples, weddings and corporate groups. Click on image to locate business and book.
Daintree National Park
Of the many day trips available from Port Douglas, the most noteworthy is to Daintree National Park, home to more species of plants and animals than any other place on earth and Australia’s largest tropical rainforest. There’s a tour for every taste, including one led by indigenous aboriginal people that has visitors sliding in the mud of mango swamps, learning survival skills and to catch their own seaside dinner.
Golf Courses
The stunning scenery of the area makes a perfect backdrop for golf. Port Douglas has several world class courses, so beautifully designed even casual golfers will want to hit the links.
This luxury apartment features a king size bed and wonderful spa bath in the ensuite. Step out to the private balcony to enjoy the resort's elegant open-air design, calming water features and lush tropical gardens that create an amazingly relaxed and peaceful atmosphere.
Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa is located on stunning Four Mile Beach*,
Port Douglas, just 60 minutes north of Cairns Airport on the unforgettable oceanic drive up Captain Cook Highway.
It is located on the Southern end of Four Mile Beach*, with direct beach access and an adjacent championship 18-hole golf course in Port Douglas. (Golf Bookings available through Palmer Golf Club.) Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa is both a relaxing haven for couples and families, and an incredible gateway to adventure, with direct access to two World Heritage sites. Take a trip to the Great Barrier Reef from the Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa Marina or explore the Daintree Rainforest, located just an hour north of the beautiful tropical village.
As a guest you have access to the swim up pool bar, magnificent restaurant, Gym and Spa.
They are all pay as you go, as this is a Privately owned apartment, and we are unable to book to the room. Can be Joined with 131 To make a 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom apartment.
Port Douglas Australia is just an hour’s drive north from Cairns via a spectacular coastal road that is surrounded by forest and the Coral Sea. The climate is seductive. Balmy days dissolve into tropical evenings with velvet starry skies. It is the only place on Earth where two World Heritage listed jewels exist; the Great Barrier Reef and the rainforest of Daintree and Cape Tribulation. Refresh, restore and revitalize, in the aquamarine reef waters of the Coral Sea, the crystal creeks of Mossman Gorge, and the palm fringed golden sands of Port Douglas’ Four Mile Beach. Discover the breathtaking northern tropics of Australia through pristine Daintree Rainforest walks and safaris, diving and snorkeling the reef and sailing the waterways. Be inspired by the amazing array of nature and wildlife and glorious simplicity. The tropics are a feast for the senses; the sights, sounds and tastes; you will never want to leave!
10 Things To Do in Port Douglas Australia
Port Douglas is a resort town whose relaxed tropical outlook and stunning natural beauty make it a perfect vacation destination. A wide range of Port Douglas accommodation and equally wide range of activities make this a memorable trip for everyone in the family.
Great Barrier Reef
Just off the town's eastern shore lies one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders with over 400 species of coral and 1,500 species of fish, sea turtles, dolphins, and rays. The variety of tours is endless, and visitors can see the reef from the deck of a boat or snorkel alongside the fish.
Flagstaff Hill
Port Douglas is bounded by water on three sides, and Flagstaff Hill Lookout offers a breathtaking view of the entire panorama. The Lookout can be reached by car, but the gentle grade makes this an enjoyable walk for most visitors.
Four Mile Beach
The turquoise waters and wide sand deck fringed by palms and mangroves rather than urban sprawl make Four Mile Beach one of the region’s favourites. The waves are gentle and family-friendly, while strong winter Trade Winds make it popular with kite surfers from June to August.
The Reef Marina
Located on the west side of town on the Dickson Inlet, The Reef Marina is a good place to go to the reef and to enjoy a lively marina with a shopping arcade and waterside cafes.
Estuary Cruises
See Port Douglas’ mangrove system from a classic riverboat. Dense mangrove swamps, water birds like heron and egrets, and saltwater crocodiles are expected sights along the way.
Downtown Port Douglas
Macrossan St is the town’s main avenue, lined with shops and casual restaurants. Here are numerous galleries featuring local artists working in a wide range of styles. A special feature of Port Douglas, the galleries have become well-known over the years and are an attraction in themselves.
Sunday Markets
Each Sunday morning seaside Anzac Park becomes the setting for colorful open-air markets. In addition to goods produced by local craftsmen and artists there’s a mouth-watering selection of fresh fruits and vegetables from local growers.
Flames of the Forest
Have dinner in the rainforest. Flames of the Forest offers a rainforest dinner to remember for couples, weddings and corporate groups. Click on image to locate business and book.
Daintree National Park
Of the many day trips available from Port Douglas, the most noteworthy is to Daintree National Park, home to more species of plants and animals than any other place on earth and Australia’s largest tropical rainforest. There’s a tour for every taste, including one led by indigenous aboriginal people that has visitors sliding in the mud of mango swamps, learning survival skills and to catch their own seaside dinner.
Golf Courses
The stunning scenery of the area makes a perfect backdrop for golf. Port Douglas has several world class courses, so beautifully designed even casual golfers will want to hit the links.