You may be too late for Xmas or even New Year, but you’re not too late to get your property up and running for early 2022. Now that borders are opening up and school holidays are in full swing, there’s still time to cash in on holidaymakers from across the country and beyond. People are itching to get out of the big cities for some rest, relaxation, and respite from everyday life in lockdown forced upon them on and off since March 2020.
And there’s a whole host of reasons for people to visit Coffs Harbour and the region. It’s not just the beaches, the markets, the laid back eateries and drinks. There are regular events such as the OZTag Championships for juniors in February and OZTag for seniors in March which add bookings frenzy to any holiday let, along with Touch Football Australia holding its National Touch League event in March also. March is also popular for Likewise, Coffs Harbour Horse Racing Club has monthly events planned through to June 2022. Always something for everyone, Coffs Harbour will come alive for sixteen days and nights of multi-cultural performing arts and cinema including 120+ film features and Australia’s largest regional youth film competition, the ‘Nextwave Youth Film Awards’. A massive draw card for organisers and visitors alike, this event runs from the 21st April through to the 6th May. The first half of the year always has a lot of public holidays, so bookings should be strong for those as well. And if you’re visiting yourself, keep an eye out for Daryl Braithwaite performing at the Moonee Beach Hotel on Saturday the 15th January. It just confirms that Coffs is a draw card for great national and international performers.
Into the second half of the year, people flock for the annual Curry Festival in Woolgoolga, and turn up to either enter in or support the Coffs Harbour Running Festival – both events to be held in September. And the weather is always a draw card throughout winter – being sunny and definitely warmer than down south. November brings the people to the Blues & Berries Festival leading up to Christmas time, so Coffs Harbour Region is the place to be for one reason or another.
Keep in mind also that people who want to escape the crowds tend to visit in off-peak season periods for the best in getaway seclusion. This means that 2022 is the year to put your investment property out there and start bringing in the returns as soon as you can. The local Coffs Harbour Council is also doing a marketing push to bring back regular visitors as well as new faces to visit this serene slice of Australia. We’ve been lucky enough to dodge the worst of Covid and its machinations, and showcase Coffs Harbour once again as the place to holiday. So don’t delay, contact us now to find out how we can assist you on your journey to holiday letting. So much to do, let’s get on board and get you up and running.
