Browse 1,038 offers listed in Forster and find the perfect home for a relaxing holiday. By directly analysing these properties, HomeToGo features the lowest prices and the most popular lettings in Forster.
Rent a holiday home, apartment or cottage in Forster from just $118 per night
Check above for the most commonly chosen filters in Forster and the number of lettings that have them. In Forster, 499 accommodation types offer TVs. Consequently, if you never miss an episode of your favourite show, select the TVs filter to compare these rentals. Three amenities that aren't often provided are jacuzzis, fireplaces and pets allowed.
Check out our climate diagram to find the perfect month for your holidays. January is the warmest month in Forster with average maximum temperatures of 28°. On the contrary, the coolest month is July. The rainiest month is June while the driest month is February.
The locals will be the first to tell you there’s no place quite like Forster. Known for its long white beaches, clear blue water and mouthwatering food, it’s the perfect place for your next holiday. Forster is about 300 km north-east of Sydney, New South Wales. It boasts exceptional natural beauty and an abundance of activities to keep you entertained.
Holiday homes and apartments allow you to experience all the wonders of Forster with homely comfort. Accommodation is available at different prices and styles to suit all holidaymakers. Whether you want a romantic beachside getaway for you and your partner, a fun family vacation, or a surf trip with your mates, you'll find the perfect holiday rental here.
Forster, New South Wales, is only a few hours' drive to the north of Sydney and 90min from Newcastle. The area offers visitors a wide range of opportunities to enjoy the great beaches and water sports of the Great Lakes region. Forster is also connected to Sydney by Taree Airport, with a flight time of an hour.
If you're driving to your holiday rental in Forster, it doesn't matter whether you're coming in from the north or south, you will find yourself on the Lakes Way. This is a great road that provides wonderful views. Make sure you keep a lookout for dolphins in the bay as you cross the Tuncurry bridge.
Public transport is inexpensive, with trains and bus services from most major cities. From Sydney, you can take a train to Newcastle's Broadmeadow Station, then switch to a bus. To get around the region without a car, you can easily take the buses operated by Busways.
For many holidaymakers, no trip to the beach is complete without a cold beer. So, why not visit a brewery and have a beer (or two)?
The Coastal Brewing Co is a family run business and a local gem for any beer lover. This microbrewery prides itself on creating exceptional small batch beers. There are usually eight or so beers on offer at all times. And for those who can’t decide on what beer to try, the paddle board is a great way to try a bit of everything. Take a couple of bottles back with you and enjoy a cold beer in the comfort of your accommodation.Dotted along the pristine 40 km coastline are many holiday houses and apartments, so you can wake up with beachfront views and head straight to the water. Apartments in Main Beach are a good family friendly option as they offer access to a patrolled beach and proximity to the centre of town. The surf conditions are mild, making it a good choice for kids.
There are apartments situated near other beaches, and each destination has its own advantages. Nine Mile Beach is a great surf and fishing spot. Many holiday apartments and homes have kitchens, making it easy to cook up your catch of the day. One Mile Beach is quieter than Main Beach, making it an excellent choice if you want to unwind. Stroll around the rock pools and take a dip in the ocean baths.
The Lakeside Music Festival typically takes place in early November. It’s a family-friendly festival with loads of activities for the young and old. The music generally begins just after lunch and you can expect to listen to a diverse mix of talented musicians. From jazz to electro, the music is as different as the crowd. The very best of local wine and food is on offer to keep you satisfied, but best of all; it won’t break the bank.
For the early risers, the Lakeside Create and Grow market is a must-do. It starts at 7:30 am and goes until lunchtime, and it’s a perfect pre-festival activity. It’s a great way to see all the talented arts and craft makers in the area. And what better place to pick up a unique souvenir. It usually takes place at the Lone Pine Memorial Park. The beautiful lakeside views will make your early rise worth it.
Delve into the Forster art scene and check out the Lakeside Art Prize exhibition. It's on Saturday and Sunday and has over 300 local artworks to be seen. If you wish to visit during this time, it’s essential to book your accommodation early.
When visiting Forster, you can find holiday rentals from as little as $118 per night.
In terms of holiday home amenities, travellers visiting Forster most often look for TVs, dishwashers and barbecues.
There are 1,038 holiday rental offers in Forster, with plenty of Apartment rentals and House rentals available.
Want to go on holiday with your dog? You'll find 25 pet-friendly holiday lettings in Forster.
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