Vacation Rentals in Manly, Australia

A beach suburb 25 minutes northeast of Sydney, Manly is also about 40 minutes north of Sydney Airport. Manly is accessible from Sydney by either ferry or bus, and there are busses to get around Manly as well.

Manly is known for feeling like a complete world away from Sydney, even though it is still within city limits. It is blessed by its geography to have multiple beaches both on Sydney Harbor and the South Pacific Ocean. Manly has 18 beaches tucked into its coves, in addition to a large amount of green parkland on the North Head. Manly is popular for surfing, swimming, sea kayaking, parasailing, coastal walking, and simply getting away. Not to be confused for a sleepy beach town, Manly has a wild nightlife too.

• Sydney: One of the world’s greatest beaches is in part due to its proximity to one of the world’s greatest cities. Sydney — Australia’s biggest city — is buzzing just 25 minutes away! The sights and activities in the heart of the city are endless and might include Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Rocks Discovery Museum, Argyle Street, or Sydney Observatory.
• Barrenjoey Lighthouse & Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park: A 45-minute drive north of Manly is the beautiful sandstone Barrenjoey Lighthouse, which also signals the north end of the Sydney outer suburbs. It is part of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, where you’ll find the West Head Lookout, Aboriginal cultural tours, and Bobbin Head Recreation Area.

• The Corso: The wide, pedestrian promenade connecting the harbor side to the ocean side of town is Manly’s central commercial district, commonly known as The Corso. It is filled with cafes, restaurants, and shopping for a variety of budgets and tastes. Most of the businesses that are not directly on The Corso are closeby.

Vacation rentals in Manly have a price range between $115-$9,267. The average price for rentals in Manly is $213 per night.