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Was a lovely place to stay clean spaces rooms a manager that couldn’t do more for us we ha 6 people 3 couples a room each couple , you had everything in the room you could ask for .Close walking distance to everything bars food scenic walks it had it all great place would go back just for the extras in the room it’s a must stay if up that way

We stayed for 3 nights at this very unique accommodation. The photos are absolutely accurate and the property is even more wonderful in person. It is located a very short drive from both the North Tambourine shops and the more touristy Gallery Walk. We stayed in the downstairs room at the back of the property which was a very simple room with King bed and ensuite/spa. It was spotlessly clean and it looked out to the incredible tropical garden. There was a common lounge nicely decorated with a Scottish theme and Nespresso coffee and tea always available for guests, The hosts were polite and there if needed by ringing a little bell, but otherwise left us alone to enjoy the property as if it was our own home. Highly recommend this property to anyone visiting Mount Tambourine.

The treehouse itself was spacious and comfortable. I definitely think a small kitchenette would make the space so much better, it is advertised as a rainforest “retreat” yet there are absolutely no facilities to cook or prepare even a basic meal. So you constantly had to leave the treehouse to get something to eat. Again the space was beautiful and the area was peaceful. I would strongly discourage anyone from adding any of the additional packages they offer. We went here for a small mini honeymoon. We got the romantic upgrade hoping to do something special… basically paid $130 for someone to poor water in the bath, drop some fake flowers and give us a bottle of bubbly. It was advertised as this grand extra- however was average at best. We went to the restaurant for dinner, the food was great so we thought, unfortunately my partner and I both got horrible runs from the crab we had and spent our first there basically on the toilet. We thought we maybe just had a bad run, we booked a couples massage, while pretty expensive it was a lovely experience. The therapist were professional and did a great job. Lastly, we had booked a beautiful picnic in the avocado orchard, it was an okay spread. However definitely took the romance out of the experience when while we were trying to have a nice relaxing picnic together, had one of the maintenance men walking around with a leaf blower, basically just blowing dust towards us and into the food. We couldn’t really talk over the sound. The breakfast provided was okay, it was average- definitely still left you a little hungry but it was enough to fill the hole until lunch. Overall I think we were disappointed, we couldn’t afford a big honeymoon but still wanted to treat ourselves at least a little bit. I think Pethers is all about over promising and under delivering. In hindsight, I think we would have preferred to book an airbnb and save our money.

We stayed at the paradise farm for one night. This is our first time to live in a tent. It feels good. We are three of our family this time, a little scared, but overall it is safer and can live in a cabin. It is recommended that several families can live in the tent together and feel good. If you live there, you can feed small animals for free in the evening. This is the real close contact with the animals. The kangaroo touches enough, the koala is too much, and the old is entangled with you, because no one, experience Especially good. My daughter said that the trip to Australia is the favorite farm in paradise. The next morning, you can follow the farmer's milk for free, feed the cows, and lick the eggs. In addition, the bathroom is large and clean, although not independent, it is still very convenient. I don’t need an alarm clock in the morning, all kinds of birds scream, I will wake you up, but the children will not wake up when they sleep well.

I went to Coomera to hone my MMA skills on the local bikers who proved to be exceptionally unskilled. By contrast the fine South African manager had fine Kung Fu from her time in the home country protecting her mobile phone which was never stolen. If she leaves her mobile in a cafe in Coomera, it gets returned to her, often by black bikers. I loved the old school aircon which rattled on all night and was freezing.