Protea Place has three bedrooms, two with queen size beds and one bedroom with 2 single bed double bunks; therefore can sleep 4 adults with 4 children. It is about 10 minutes casual walk to either Broulee Beach or North Beach. Dogs are permitted on the south side of these beaches.
There is an open plan kitchen, dining & lounge area.
The laundry has a washing machine, clothes drier, iron and ironing board.
At the rear of the house is a full width verandah with a Barbeque and Freezer and there is an enclosed backyard 2 metres high.
Dogs are permitted (conditional on poo and hair cleanup).
Smoking is not permitted inside the house.

KITCHEN -There is a well-equipped electric kitchen with fridge, microwave oven, microwave-fan forced oven, toaster, jug, stick mixer, rice cooker, bread machine, coffee plunger, coffee percolator, hot dog maker. There are stools at a breakfast bar.

LOUNGE/DINING – The lounge/dining area has a 6-place table with chairs and there is high chair for the baby. It has gas heating; there is a 6-seater lounge, a coffee table, AM/FM CD Stereo and a TV with a Set Top Box (Digital TV) and a DVD player.
There are books, puzzles, board games and some DVD’s for your enjoyment.

PHONE - Mobile phone coverage is not reliable. The house telephone is available with some restrictions i.e.
you can receive calls, call 000 and make local calls.

OUTSIDE- The verandah has a 6 place table and chairs, a barbeque and lights for evening use. Also on the verandah is an upright freezer for extra frozen goods, your bait and the fish that you will catch.

There are pushbikes and boogie boards in the shed out the back that you may use AT YOUR RISK AND RESPONSIBILITY.

Broulee, NSW
Broulee (located on the coast to the west of Moruya and south of Batemans Bay) came into existence as the first harbour in the Moruya area because there was a dangerous sand bar at the mouth of the Moruya River, which caused difficulties for smaller ships and prevented access by larger ones.
There is a peninsula, called Broulee Island, which separates two beaches. Broulee is one of the most popular holiday centres on this part of the coast. Broulee Beach is very popular for its great surf and wide expanse of golden sand. To the north f the island the beach forms an isthmus to the Broulee Island nature reserve which features the "Pink Rocks". To the south of the island is a patrolled (in summer) beach, Bengello Beach, that extends to the mouth of the Moruya River.

Fishing
1. Take the family to where Candlagan Creek flows out to Broulee Beach. There is a shallow area for the kids to paddle and you can fish at the entrance for bream or walk up the creek after flathead. To get there drive north (facing the street from the driveway turn right) along Clarke Street to Coronation Drive, turn left (still going north) and drive about a kilometre to the creek crossing. Candlagan Creek separates Broulee from Mossy Point.

2. Take the family or launch your boat at the Moruya River entrance. This is a rockwall where you can fish for flathead on the bay side and many varieties of fish on the river side. To get there turn left out of the driveway (facing the street) and drive south along Clarke Street to turn right into Grant Street. You are still going south. Drive inland a few hundred metres to George Bass Drive and turn left. Drive about three kilometres to the Moruya Airport on your left and turn left to the airport and drive along the river by turning right to the rockwall. If launching your boat do not attempt to go straight out from the lauching ramp. The water is shallow. To get to the river you must follow the port river channel to the rockwall and then turn around the sand bar to the main river channel.

3. Walk or drive to the rocks at the Broulee Surf Club. To get there turn right out of the driveway and a few metres turn right into Imlay Street. Go one block to Grant Street and cross Grant Street to turn left into Lyttle Street. Follow the edge of the Caravan Park to Heath Street and turn right and continue to the unnamed squiggle road to the right that takes you to the surf club. You can fish off the rocks or the beach.

4. Walk or drive to Broulee Beach. To get there turn right out of the driveway and follow Clarke Street to it’s end at Coronation Drive. Cross Coronation Drive and take any of the paths over the dunes to the beach.

Baby Cot, BBQ - Gas, Boat Ramp Nearby, Books/Magazines Supplied, CD Player, DVD, Fans, Gas open fire, Highchair, Kitchen, Laundry facilities, No smoking, Pets Welcome Indoors, Pets Welcome Outdoors, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities, Telephone, Television, TV with teletext/caption functions, Undercover or off street parking, VCR, Videos/DVDs Supplied

BEDS - All beds have an electric blanket, a Polar fleece blanket and Doona. There are spare blankets.
You must bring your own linen and towels.
Each bedroom has a built in wardrobe with heaps of hanging space and a cupboard.

BEDROOM 1- (5.4Mx3.3M) has a QS bed, 2 bedside drawers with individual reading lamps and there is an alarm clock radio. It has a TV with DVD player, AM/FM CD stereo, Sony Playstation and a child’s cot.

BEDROOM 2- (3.3Mx3.3M) has a QS bed, 2 bedside drawers with individual reading lamps and there is an alarm clock radio and AM/FM CD Stereo.

BEDROOM 3- (3.3Mx3.3M) has two sets of single bed double bunks (3’and 2’6”) ie 4 beds.

FOR THE BABY- There is a cot, change table with bath, potty, baby’s rocker and a high chair.

WHAT ELSE IS INCLUDED – Tea & Coffee, Sugar, UHT milk for a cuppa on your arrival.
Salt, Pepper, Tomato and Worcestershire sauce, Vinegar. Spray cooking oil and some spices.
Wash up detergent and clothes washing detergent.

Specials
Mid week (Mon to Thurs)
2 nights $240
3 nights $340
4 nights $460
Valid to: 01 Dec 08