Salt Village

We had takeaway from the Mahsuri Thai and we were both disappointed with both the price and quality of the food. If you are going to charge those prices, I am expecting amazing!

The location was recommended by a coworker and it didn’t disappoint. I’ve been to Kingscliff and Casuarina many times with my family and we seemed to have missed it. So glad we found it. Great restaurants and cafes, with a few shops mixed in. Enjoy the outdoor seating and enjoy the beautiful north coast days. Saltbean is a real standout for breakfast and coffee.The shops and restaurants of Salt Village are located under the Mantra hotel. Across the parking lot is a big green outdoor space and playground for children. A short walk away is a great, patrolled, beach, and a walkway/bike path that will take you all the way to Cabarita.This a great spot to spend the day or weekend. Couples and families won’t be disappointed.

Always got live music, and cool stalls- beach breeze

Saturday Salt Village markets give you something to browse at the gyoza man was missing todayAte at French patisserie- awful! Sausage Rolls were dry and had a funky taste do NOT recommend.

Just a lovely place to visit with the family. Great little park for kids with cycle path and large grass area for kicking a ball around. French patisserie is great,Gelato ,fish and chips,Indian,other cafes and restaurants and nice club. All within a short stroll to a pleasant patrolled beach. Been there to swim and fly our kite s few times. Not too crowded either. Definitely one of our favourite places .

loved it. room great. service great. reception great. Xmas lunch spactular. we made use of BBQ area for family gatherings

Lovely spot with some really nice cafes and other speciality shops.

Had a lovely day in the park. Facilities r good..but no shade over playground makes it quite unfriendly for little ones on a hot summer day.Pity there isnt another bbq adjacent to playground.Surf club provides toilet facilities.

Great place for families to holiday. Close to beach and parks. Cudgen creek not far away great for paddle boards and canoes.

The Salt Village Markets happens on the third Saturday of every month.A little pretentious, good enough array of stalls, and a whole lot of it at a higher price point for what they actually sell.The jewellery, (actually costume fancy item stall for more accurate terminology) stall there was beyond ridiculous for what they sold vs what they priced their items for. Aesthetically pretty, but low quality products.Great location.