The forms of the buildings approved for Caves Beachside reflect the traditional architecture of the coast. Re-establishing the dune system including the wetlands is now under construction with a natural landscape succession designed that will encourage the native birds and other wildlife. Planned are dune grasses and Banksia Forest, along with wetland reeds and tea trees increasing in density as you move from the ocean. This will create pockets of dense natural landscaping (through out the Beach Houses) creating their own micro climates. The landscaping will be native, low maintenance and drought resistant to ensure minimal water usage and this contributes to maintaining a healthy natural environment. 

The wetlands is another key feature of the Caves Beachside Resort Hotel and will be approx 4500 cubic m in size and will be fed from the overflow of the 100,000 lit rainwater tank located under the board walk.

The Beach Houses themselves, will feature solar hot water, grey water recycling to toilets and an individual rainwater tank of 2000 lit complete with external shower. Insulation along with natural ventilation will ensure optimum comfort without the over use of artificial heating or cooling. This in itself contributes to the entire eco friendly nature of the Caves Beachside Resort Project.

The Bistro and main bar of the new Caves Beachside Hotel will have no air conditioning units installed due to the modern architecture components incorporating optimum design by allowing natural breeze and air flow. The outstanding ocean views compliment the outlook and overall design of the Caves Beachside Hotel.

The Caves Beachside Resort Hotel is a venue to challenge, in it’s own right, the already established 5 Star Resorts up and down the east coast of Australia and being ideally located only 1 hour north of Sydney on the Pacific Highway, will ensure that the Caves Beachside Resort Hotel will be the place to come, relax and enjoy.