Alani

Absolute beachfront with 4 air-conditioned bedrooms, 3 with en-suites, romantic mosquito nets and fans. The property fronts onto one of the worlds best beaches, lined with coconut palms and native flora. There is a self contained one bedroom apartment (either King bed or 2 singles) ideal for in-laws, honeymooners or teenagers.
The property has two full kitchens, micro-waves, dishwashers etc; two sittingrooms complete with TV, stereos, DVDs and video. Full laundry with washer and dryer.
Surrounded by 3 metre verandahs, privacy is ensured.
The tropical salt-water pool is safely protected but not obstructed.
An ideal get-a-way with all luxury amenities that is suitable for two families, wheelchair friendly with 2 mins walk to the Village Green restaurants and shops.

Luxury Holiday

Alani at Mission Beach – absolute beachfront on the coconut palm shoreline of Mission Beach, this luxury beach house offer romantic balmy nights and sunshine filled days with magnificent views of the Great Barrier Reef islands.

Total calm, time for thought, time for you - within walking distance of the best restaurants in town or stay home and enjoy alfresco dining on the beachfront, moonlight over the ocean, or sizzle your catch of the day on the BBQ, on the patio.

The ideal place to stay a while - Alani Mission Beach caters for up to 9 people in luxury appointed comfort featuring Queen and King bedrooms, and stunning lounge, dining and kitchen areas.

Where's Mission Beach?

Mission Beach is a one and a half hour drive south from Cairns International & Domestic Airports, and a two hour drive north from Townsville Airport.

Turning off the Bruce Highway at either Tully or El Arish, a scenic 20 minute drive will have you right in the middle of paradise. You can self drive, hire, come by coach or train, arrange a private transfer, or use the Mission Beach Connection Shuttle.


Taking its name from the aboriginal mission established in 1912, Mission Beach comprises some half dozen communities stretching north from Tam O'Shanter Point through South Mission, Wongaling, Mission Beach village and Clump Point, to Bingil Bay. At Tam O'Shanter Point a cairn commemorates the ill fated Cape York expedition of explorer Edmund Kennedy 150 years ago.