Kewarra Beach Resort

... Santa (a.k.a. Glynnis in a santa suit) and I had my very own stocking :-). After a lovely morning at home we went to Kewarra Beach Resort where Jemma works for dinner which was really nice. There was a bit of a storm while we were eating. The tables ...

... of our souvenirs and gifts. We got our (small) car – just as it started to rain. I drove, and we found the resort without problems. Checked in – enjoyed our tropical drinks; dropped our stuff at the lovely bungalow; then had dinner. Very ...

Arrived in Cairns, and went straight to our booked accomodation in Kewarra beach. A wonderful 2 bedroom apartment was waiting for us. Huge space, full kitchen, laundry in room, full amenitites. great bathtub. real luxury before we set off on our great ...

... nibbles as we played a game ("31" – invented by one of Keegan’s friend’s parents’ drunk friends). The resort had brought us a bottle of wine because our television has not been working. I can’t think of anything I like more ...

... gift shops, cafes, and gelaterias on the ground floor. The "lagoon" was a mud flat (presumably, it was low tide). The “beach” is an expanse of lawn around a large, shallow swimming pool. It was very crowded – lots of skin on the lawn, ...

... we started on the drive to our next accommodation at Thala Beach Resort just outside of Port Douglas.  Had a quick squiz at Kewarra Beach and Palm Cove just north of Cairns on the way.  Both really nice looking areas with stacks of accommodation ...

... , and my leather jacket.  A little overdressed. Turns out there was a couple on my flight that was also headed to the Kewarra resort.  They were older and from England.  The three of us were driven over to the resort; the ride took about 30 ...

... the windows, so I was pretty excited for the ride.  Not to mention that the water was aqua blue, nothing like the beach back at my resort. We set off and it wasn’t long before we were upon coral.  The coral was pretty dull though.  ...