Villa Mar Colina is a 4-star Aparthotel in Yeppoon, Queensland, Australia. Beachfront and located at 34 Adelaide Street, it's a short 0,3mi from the city center, and the property is backed by 454 reviews that paint a traveler-friendly vibe.

Inside, kitchens with kitchenware welcome longer stays, while balconies, terraces and patios offer garden or beach views. Practical perks include free wifi, air conditioning, and non-smoking rooms, plus free private parking on site. The sun deck, barbecue areas, and a free water park and outdoor pool blend seaside fun with easy convenience.

Nearby adventures include easy access to the beach and a nearby golf course, with a tour desk to help map out outings; an airport shuttle is available for extra charges. With a beachfront setting and garden-facing spaces, Yeppoon's coast invites relaxed mornings and memorable sunsets.

From a thoughtful lineup of stay options, there’s space and flexibility for every group. Apartment, 2 Bedroom – 1076 sqft accommodates 2 adults and 1 child with a Queen and two Twin beds; Premium Apartment, 2 Bedroom – 2497 sqft also fits 2 adults and 1 child with two Twins and a Queen; Apartment, 3 Bedroom – 1184 sqft accommodates 2 adults and 1 child with a Queen, two Twins, and a King; and the Penthouse, 3 Bedroom spans 3768 sqft for even more room to unwind. Kitchens with kitchenware invite longer stays, while balconies, terraces, or patios frame garden or beach views.

Outdoor spaces shine with a pool designed for seaside fun. Pool 1 is outdoor and features an Infinity edge, saltwater, a shallow end, and a view, adding a touch of drama to sunny days. A sun deck and barbecue areas invite relaxed gatherings, and a free water park plus an outdoor pool blend seaside leisure with easy convenience.

Nearby adventures include easy access to the beach and a golf course, with a tour desk to map outings and plan days outdoors; an airport shuttle is available for extra charges. Free private parking on site complements the stay, making it simple to explore Yeppoon’s coast and sunset-washed horizons.