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Our top choices for Cid Island holiday homes

"Close to town, clean, tidy and secure. highly recommended."

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7 Sept - 8 Sept

"The ocean view is super amazing. "

"The only thing I can offer is, that this property is perfect until you sit on the sofa. A new couch/sofa is a an absolute must. The views are amazing."

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27 Aug - 28 Aug

"Whole experience from the booking onwards was brilliant, the host is approachable and helpful. Please was lovely! Close to everything! Pet friendly which was wonderful to travel with the whole family! Such a wonderful thing to have goats that accommodate pets. Highly recommend! Loved the place."

"The views from the house and the layout is awesome!!"

"Whilst we enjoyed our stay and for the most part we very comfortable in the room, had everything we needed and the bed was comfortable. However the room is in need of a refurbishment, especially the bathroom and it needs a good deep clean to remove dust. The advertised picture is out of date. "

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Top Cid Island Hotel Reviews

Palm Bay Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Palm Bay is a secluded resort nestled in Long Island,,,in fact it’s the only resort that is habitable. There is an abandoned resort property on the island as well. Palm Bay cottages are lovely and very roomy. Beds are comfortable. The restaurant is good…it’s the only place to eat on the island. We didn’t appreciate that it wasn’t feasible to take a water taxi anywhere else (say Airlie Beach) to dine because the last water taxi coming back to the resort is around 4:45 pm from Shute Harbour, and the cost for a return fare on the water taxi is about $115 per person—-very pricey. Staff is friendly, kind and courteous. You’ll run into locals such as wallabies, curlews and cockatiels as you hike on a couple of the trails. The trails are rather rough and rocky—bring a walking stick and good walking shoes."