Coral Bay Holiday Homes
8 Marlin Court
8 Marlin Court is the perfect Coral Bay holiday home with plenty of outdoor recreation areas to allow everyone their own space to relax. Perfect for families or couples. The house sleeps a maximum of six people in two bedrooms. One bedroom has a queen-sized bed; the other room contains 2 bunk beds and a queen bed. A large family room and kitchen occupy the centre of the house. The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, stove, microwave large fridge, a small second fridge, small chest freezer and all the equipment you need. The house also has a laundry, washing machine and outdoor washing line on the fully paved patio. There is an indoor bathroom with a separate toilet, and the house is plumbed to hot and cold water via the Watercorp Reserve Osmosis Plant. The sitting, dining, kitchen area in the centre of the house is air-conditioned and includes a television with VAST satellite attached to bring you all the free to air channels. The main feature of the house is the huge Rustic covered timber veranda and deck area with BBQ and outdoor setting.
After a day on the water this is the perfect place to unwind. There is a very pleasant shower outside, to rinse off before taking to the hammock, the hammock chair or the outdoor bean bags on the wide verandah. Other than linen and consumables - everything else is supplied. Linen is available, at an additional charge; please ask about this when booking. This is a non-smoking house (including outdoor areas).
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Holiday Homes
There are an additional 21 houses on the right as you enter the Coral Bay settlement. Turn Right and then take Sailfish Drive which takes you to the houses. All are within easy walking distance of everything in Coral Bay.
Houses are individually managed with rental from Saturday to Saturday. School holidays are usually booked well in advance - however sometimes there are cancellations.
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Sea Temperatures
Despite being in the tropics, Coral Bay is cooled by the prevailing South Westerly wind referred to as the Sea Breeze. It is strongest mid September through to January.
Late January through February is Cyclone season. Whilst cyclones regularly occur off Northern Australia coast, they rarely travel as far South as Coral Bay. This since the ocean is cooled by the prevailing winds. However torrential rain frequently results in damage to roads making access to the area challenging both for tourists and supplies.
From February to early September Coral Bay experiences less wind. The calmest month of the year in Coral Bay is June.
Calm seas are commonplace from March until September however there will be some windy days and occasional rain, more common in late May.
July and August are the cooler months with average daytime temperatures of 24°C (75°F) dropping to 12°C (53°F) at night.
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Month
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Temperature
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Water temp.
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January
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Low to high 30C
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25-28C
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February
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Low to high 30C
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25-28C
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March
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Low to high 30C
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25-28C
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April
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Low 30C
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22C
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May
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Low 30C
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22C
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June
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Mid to high 20C
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19-22C
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July
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Mid to high 20C
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19-22C
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August
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Mid to high 20C
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19-22C
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September
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Mid 20's to mid 30's C
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20-24C
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October
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Mid 20's to mid 30's C
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20-24C
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November
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Mid 20's to mid 30's C
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20-24C
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December
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Low to high 30C
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25-28C
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