TTwo Peaks Guesthouse in Avoca Beach, Central Coast, Australia | Bed and Breakfast | Guest House | Guest Rooms

TTwo Peaks Guesthouse is located in Avoca Beach, in a popular holiday town on the New South Wales Central Coast in Australia. Avoca Beach boasts a long beach, protected at each end by rocky headlands, and good surfing conditions.

TTwo Peaks Guesthouse offers the following package deals for guests visiting Avoca Beach in New South Wales:

Package 1
Queen Room and Breakfast. This package provides serene and unique accommodation, use of all facilities and a 2 course gourmet breakfast.

Package 2
Queen Room, Breakfast and Dinner. This package provides serene and unique accommodation, use of all facilities, a 2 course gourmet breakfast and a two course dinner provided by our In-house chef.

Package 3
Queen Room, Breakfast, Dinner and Afternoon Tea. This ?All inclusive? package provides serene and unique accommodation, use of all facilities, a 2 course gourmet breakfast, four course dinner provided by our In-house chef and afternoon tea.

Multi-night Stay Inclusions at TTwo Peaks Guesthouse is located in Avoca Beach, New South Wales:
For our guests who book a multi-night stay we also include a complimentary service of their choice, for example a massage, a cooking lesson, hair care, facial or a reiki session. Other services such as horse riding or a surfing lesson can be arranged at a minimal additional cost.

Events @ TTwo Peaks
Planning your next event at TTwo Peaks is made all the more unique by allowing us to provide you and your guests the opportunity to undertake pre-wedding activities, wedding functions, small group functions, business meetings, boutique conferences and special events. Here at TTwo Peaks we access other local quality service providers to optimize the imagination and creation of planning your next event. We look forward to assisting you with the planning and creation of your next special event.

Avoca Beach stretches between two dominating rocky headlands. While the surf varies from one end to the other to suit the novice or more experienced surfer, it is also ideal for fishing and recreational swimming for all ages.
Avoca Lake, situated behind the beach, is a peaceful recreational still-water retreat with pleasant walks and picnic areas.

Cockrone Lagoon and MacMasters Beach, with popular family spots, reach inland from dense hinterlands to the coast almost reaching the beach.

Copacabana Beach just a few kilometres south of Avoca is another popular patrolled surfing and holiday beach.

Captain Cook Lookout is one of the best on the coast with excellent views south, and north beyond Avoca Beach. It can be accessed by following the beachfront road up to the steep headland known as First point. This area was first documented by Captain Cook in 1770, when he found the coastline from off-shore was distinguished by three prominent headlands. He imaginatively named them First Point, Second Point(Mourawaring Point at the Southern end of MacMasters Beach), and Third Point (Bombi Point south of Little Beach).


Avoca Art Gallery is situated along Avoca Drive on the way to Kincumber. The Pines Charity Surf Classic is held on Avoca Beach each summer just before Christmas. The Avoca Beach Surf Life Saving Club is one of the most predominant and active in the region. It was formed in 1929 after a tragic double drowning at Avoca Beach. The original Clubhouse was built by voluntary labour at a cost of 115 pounds. It has been extended several times since, and now relocated to its present position.

The club held its first surf carnival on New Year's Day, 1930, becoming an annual event for the next 50 years. In addition to surfing events, woodchopping and horse races were also held.