Baan Sabai is quintessentially Angourie. It’s bathed in sunshine and swathed in warm timber hues. "Baan" means 'home' and ‘Sabai’ means 'relaxed' in Thai and that is exactly why families love to escape to this generously appointed home.

Baan Sabai {baan sa-bai} is a tranquil oasis in the quiet and exclusive beachside haven of Angourie. This warm and inviting four bedroom home presides over the Yuraygir National Park, with sweeping views of the nature reserve and Angourie's Back Beach.

Yamba’s popular handmade market is on this Saturday, July 8, 2023 and it will be bursting with talented stallholders showcasing their wares.

We’re offering our special guests the chance to stay for an extra day for free this Winter!

They say Yamba has the ‘best weather in Australia’, but what should you do if the rain decides to roll in on your very special holiday? Never fear - there’s plenty to do!

Here’s a list of our top 5 fun things to do in Yamba when it's raining…

Yamba’s Free the Coconut mind + body studio is hosting a special yoga session for 3-5-year olds (accompanied by a parent) between 10.45am-11.30am at 8 Little High Street.

Yamba Cinema has a special school holiday program that includes daily screenings of Pixar’s Elemental, The Little Mermaid, The Flash, and Transformers Rise of the Beasts.

The street food truck rolls back into town and the Yamba Golf & Country Club has lined up delicious new vendors!

This is the sweet story of 3 River Street in Yamba, an unassuming cottage that houses generations of family memories for Lynete Weir.

Exploring Yamba on a bike is a great way to experience the beauty of this seaside town.

Clarence Valley residents will soon be given a rare opportunity to own a unique piece of local history, when items from the old Grafton Olympic Pool go up for auction next week.

Check out the corner of Clarence and High streets in Yamba then and now.

Yamba’s whale watching season officially starts today and operates until October 30.

Local Lens shines the spotlight on talented photographers living in Yamba and the wider Clarence Valley.

This aficionado-worthy experience begins with grinding the coffee and ends when the last sip is complete. And it’s only a leisurely 20-minute drive from Yamba.

We’re offering our special guests the chance to stay for an extra day for free!

The weather is mild. We enjoy average highs of 20 degrees celsius and our water temperature averages 20 degrees as well.

Our food is world class.

There are plenty of things to do that don’t involve the water.

The people are great. It’s impossible not to be happy when you live in paradise!

The corner of Beach and Yamba streets when Holdens ruled the road and a litre of fuel cost less that ten cents.

If you’re a wildlife enthusiast or citizen scientist, the endangered coastal emus near Yamba need your help.

Be it breakfast, brunch, or takeaway coffee, Yamba has a great range of cafés to choose from.