Swansea House Rentals

The commercial centre of this region, Swansea lies where Lake Macquarie to the west meets the Pacific Ocean to the east. Fresh air, sandy beaches, caves and a diverse mix of native flora and fauna will nourish your body and soul.

Experience local cuisine

It’s little surprise that a town surrounded by water has many top quality seafood restaurants and takeaways. If you would prefer fresh fish for a holiday home barbeque, the Commercial Fishermen's Co-Operative wholesaler supplies locally caught fresh seafood to the public daily.

Of course, Swansea has more to offer than just marine fruits. There are several gastronomy hotspots to be found in the numerous sailing clubs and lakeside restaurants of the region.

Family friendly fun around Swansea

Along with a host of bohemian apartments in the historic Waterfront Village, Swansea also has plenty of family-friendly holiday accommodation.

If your little ones have an adventurous spirit, local Caves Beach overlooks the Pacific and is named for the large number of caves there to explore. Blacksmiths Beach, just four minutes away, is a popular destination for surfers and anglers alike. Lake Macquarie itself has 30km of coastline featuring water-based activities for all ages.

You will find plenty of indoor play centres throughout Swansea, however, one of the largest and best playgrounds in New South Wales, Speers Point Playground, is less than 20km down the lake’s coast.

Immerse yourself in nature

Watch the sun set over the nearby Belmont Wetlands or meet the kangaroos in Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area. Hundreds of picnic areas, public barbeque facilities and bushwalk trails are all within minutes of Swansea’s town centre.

The nearby town of Pelican is less than 5 minutes' drive from Swansea, and takes its name from the feathered inhabitants on its shores. Swansea also offers helicopter tours and skydiving for extreme adventure lovers looking to take in 360° panoramic views.

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