The Lilypad re-emerges from the ashes
The villa is bookable from February 2022. Inside, you can expect a collection of Las Vino and Veuve Clicquot wines, meals with a private chef on request...
The Lilypad re-emerges from the ashes
By Explore
Updated September 20, 2022, first published December 17, 2021
Lilypad, a luxury floating villa on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, has had a makeover and is set to reopen with a range of upgrades, including a fully solar-powered sauna.
The villa is bookable from February 2022.
Inside, you can expect a collection of Las Vino and Veuve Clicquot wines, meals with a private chef on request, a private boat to take yourself to and from the villa, on-site massages and more.
The property has a balcony looking out over the water and has been designed not to disrupt its natural surroundings of Palm Beach.
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Accommodation begins at $1800, with options from one- to five-night stays.
Explore more: lilypadpalmbeach.com.au
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