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Pet Friendly 5 Victor Parade, Shoal Bay
Pet Friendly 5 Victor Parade, Shoal Bay
Holiday homes
from 372.40 AUD / night
Canomii Close 24 - Nelson Bay, Shoal Bay
Canomii Close 24 - Nelson Bay, Shoal Bay
Holiday homes
from 450.00 AUD / night
Shoal Bay Road, Aura Apartments, Unit 05, 59, Shoal Bay
Shoal Bay Road, Aura Apartments, Unit 05, 59, Shoal Bay
Apartments
from 270.60 AUD / night
The Shoal Apartments, Unit 504/4-8 Bullecourt Street Shoal Bay
The Shoal Apartments, Unit 504/4-8 Bullecourt Street Shoal Bay
Apartments
from 357.67 AUD / night
41 Leonard Avenue- pet friendly, boat parking & aircon Shoal Bay
41 Leonard Avenue- pet friendly, boat parking & aircon Shoal Bay
Holiday homes
from 225.00 AUD / night
Castaways Unit 8 - Shoal Bay, Shoal Bay
Castaways Unit 8 - Shoal Bay, Shoal Bay
Apartments
from 301.50 AUD / night
Tomaree Road, 16 Downstairs Shoal Bay
Tomaree Road, 16 Downstairs Shoal Bay
Apartments
from 392.50 AUD / night
3 'Far Horizons' 77 Ronald Avenue - cosy comfortable unit with filtered views, Shoal Bay
3 'Far Horizons' 77 Ronald Avenue - cosy comfortable unit with filtered views, Shoal Bay
Apartments
from 105.43 AUD / night
Shoal Bay Road, Bella Vista, Unit 22, 19, Shoal Bay
Shoal Bay Road, Bella Vista, Unit 22, 19, Shoal Bay
Apartments
from 382.33 AUD / night
Shoal Bay Holiday Park, Shoal Bay
Shoal Bay Holiday Park, Shoal Bay
Shoal Bay, Newcastle, Australia
Holiday park
Children Playground Garden Non-Smoking Rooms
from 157.25 AUD / night
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