Tala FarmStay
Pet friendly Accommodation"Tala"
165 Pinnacle Rd
Tyalgum NSW Australia
Phone: +61 (0)2 6679 2287
Email: talafarm@gmail.com
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Welcome to Tala FarmStay
"We have been to many B&Bs around this great country, so many were all
but perfect. We thought it would be impossible to get any better and then
we met Pete & Chris and finally all the boxes were ticked!
Thank you so much for a wonderful stay."
Jimmy & Loretta (Katoomba, NSW)
Tala FarmStay is a warm, pet friendly accommodation located in the lush Tweed Valley at the foot of Mt Warning, just an 5km from historic Tyalgum village and 20km from the bustling country town of Murwillumbah. Towns and villages within an hour's drive are Uki, Chillingham, Kingscliff, Brunswick Heads, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay and Bangalow as well as numerous beaches.
We are on the Mt Warning side of Pinnacle Road within the beautiful Mt Warning Caldera, and are enclosed by the sheer majesty of the Caldera walls and the beauty of the surrounding National Parks. Tala FarmStay is a comfortable, friendly and convenient retreat from which to explore the many attractions of the area.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome here at no extra charge, and we are happy to care for your dog while you enjoy a day out exploring by yourselves.
Please bring your dog/s bedding - they are welcome to share your room.
Please note - accommodation not suitable for children
Tala FarmStay is very casual and laid back and we welcome you to join our informal lifestyle. Life here is pleasant, and we want to share that with you. If you're looking for an ideal location for that elusive getaway, Tala FarmStay is the perfect escape from the busy life.
The only things you should provide for yourself are your alcohol and soft drinks, and your own lap-top computer. Our Wi-Fi set-up allows you free access to the Internet. We also provide an extensive library, and a large range of DVDs.
Why not check availability now?
"Lovely spot for de-stressing and relaxing. The lads made us all very welcome and
we'll certainly be back again."
Martin (Ireland)