When it comes to holidays, each one should be as unique as you are. Sometimes you travel for relaxation, sometimes for an adrenaline rush. Some of us travel to taste a destination through its food, while for others it’s about being immersed in the culture, heritage, and history of a place. We travel to reconnect with ourselves, or to connect with family and friends. Regardless of your reason for travelling, with 67 resorts across the Pacific and beyond, we provide the freedom and flexibility to holiday your way, every time. And the best thing about Club Wyndham? You can be a different type of traveller every time you holiday, all with just one ownership!
What makes a holiday truly special is that it can meet the needs of every version of you. Whether you’re seeking to reset your mind and body, strengthen family bonds, indulge your taste buds, or learn about new cultures, there’s a type of vacation that fits every part of you.
Our aim is to take the stress out of your holiday planning, allowing you to concentrate on creating memories. We’ve got you covered for every season and every reason. Here’s some inspiration for every kind of holiday and every kind of traveller.
ADVENTURE AWAITS:
ADRENALINE-FUELLED HOLIDAYS
Adventurous holidaymakers like to challenge themselves, conquer their fears, and discover the world through action, and our resorts offer endless opportunities for thrill-seekers.
Club Wyndham Phillip Island is perfect for adventurers, with endless activities on their doorstep including the resort’s own Go Kart Track, inspired by the Grand Prix Circuit, with the track hugging enchanting bushland at every turn. Channel your inner MotoGP legend with the same intense focus and thrills of high speed-racing, in complete safety. Located on 65 acres of native gardens and natural bushland, the resort boasts seven kilometres of walking and cycling trails and cottage-style accommodation that allows guests to get up close to the wildlife, along with an outdoor and an indoor pool, health centre, gym, spa, tennis courts, picnic and barbecue areas. Speaking of getting close to nature, a highlight of any stay here is the magic of the world-famous Penguin Parade, as hundreds of cute penguins waddle up the beach each day at dusk.
Surrounded by forests and mountains, Club Wyndham Wanaka is the ideal base for water sports enthusiasts, hikers, and ski or snowboard junkies. See awe-inspiring Thunder Creek Falls on a hike in Mount Aspiring National Park, go boating and fishing on the Clutha River, or parachute over mountains, glaciers, and lakes with SkyDive Wanaka. Skiers and snowboarders can hit the fresh powder of Treble Cone, Snow Farm, and Cardrona Alpine Resort. And there’s no better way to finish your adventures than to bask in the hot tub or sauna back at the hotel or cool off in the resort pool.
Skiers and snowboarders can experience a gold medal getaway at Club Wyndham Shirakabaso Shiga Kogen, where the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics were held. An all-season destination within a national park, the resort provides access to pristine hikes through breathtaking woodlands, blue-green lakes, and dynamic volcanic formations. Wildlife spotting is a sport of its own with regular sightings of golden eagles, black bears, Japanese stoats, and snow monkeys. With ski and snowboarding gear for hire, you can hit the slopes all day then return to the resort to soak in its indoor and outdoor onsen hot springs or warm up in the sauna. It’s also close to the Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, the samurai-era town of Narai Juku, Zenkoji Temple, the Matsushiro Samurai School and the sacred Togakushi Okusha Shrine and Forest Reserve, so you will never be bored.
The area around Club Wyndham Dinner Plain Mt Hotham is a mountain biking Mecca with a pump track and an extensive network of trails ranging from beginner to advanced levels. Riders can test their skills on single tracks, downhill runs, and rock garden jumps or tackle the Seven Peaks Challenge, which encompasses the region's alpine peaks. In winter, a stay here is all about skiing or sledding with local huskies; and in summer it’s about tennis, basketball, cycling and frisbee golf. No matter when you go, there’s action aplenty to keep you entertained.
THE FOODIE TRAVELLER –
CULINARY ADVENTURES
Food is an integral part of any culture, and for foodies, a holiday isn’t complete without indulging in the flavours, smells, and textures of a new destination. Our resorts provide the perfect opportunity to savour the world, bite by delicious bite. Whether it’s exploring local markets, tasting traditional dishes, visiting vineyards, or learning to cook with local ingredients, food-focused travel is one of the most authentic ways to explore a destination and deepen your connection with its people.
At Associate Resort TRYP by Wyndham Pulteney Street Adelaide, foodies can explore the Central Market, one of the largest undercover markets in the Southern Hemisphere, tasting artisan bites from 70 stalls, or go further afield to the Barossa Valley or McLaren Vale - both easily accessible by train and car - for some of the most beautiful vineyards in the country. At the resort’s own Mamacita, you can sample 50 tequilas (maybe not all at once) and chilli sauces that rank up to 100 on the chilli scale - a great way to challenge your travelling companions.
Tasmania is renowned for its great food festivals and world-class produce and at Club Wyndham Seven Mile Beach, you are at the heart of it all. Each Saturday, Salamanca Market welcomes visitors to sample a huge selection of local seafood, cheeses, jams and chutneys, fruits and harvested native ingredients. Back at the hotel you can try your hand at making billy tea and damper, or enjoy a menu inspired by locally sourced produce alongside a great selection of Tasmanian wines.
Few destinations celebrate culinary adventures as much as the Margaret River and Club Wyndham Dunsborough showcases food and wine from the region’s best growers. You can visit nearby Lenton Brae winery, which specialises in interesting small-batch wines or check out Wayfinder, which boasts a vineyard, sheep, chickens, bees and native bushland. Toby’s Restaurant at the hotel offers a carefully curated selection of dishes using local ingredients so you can experience the best of the west without leaving your home base.
Further afield, a trip to Club Wyndham Normandy in France is a gourmet traveller’s nirvana, offering a rich tapestry of flavours, centuries-old traditions and culinary adventures galore. Normandy’s cuisine is known for its hearty, comforting dishes, many of which reflect the region’s agricultural roots. Camembert hails from Normandy and is often enjoyed with fresh, crusty bread or paired with apples, another of the region’s specialties. Seafood lovers will find plenty to savour along Normandy’s coastline including fresh oysters, mussels, and scallops. Along the northwestern coast near Mont Saint Michel, you can try naturally salted marsh lamb – lambs which feast on grasses that are submerged every day by the rising ocean. Back at the resort, you can burn off those calories in the indoor and outdoor pools, and let the kids run wild at the fabulous playground.
THE WELLNESS TRAVELLER –
REST, RELAXATION AND REJUVENATION
For wellness wanderers, a holiday is all about finding inner peace, physical relaxation, and emotional clarity. We have a huge selection of resorts where time slows down and where the focus is on self-care and rejuvenation. From luxury spas to hot springs, from massages to onsens, these resorts will ensure you reconnect with your body and mind as well as with nature.
For the wellness traveller, each day begins with sunrise yoga on a pristine beach or a gentle meditation session in a quiet, serene garden. These destinations offer a variety of outdoor sports such as Pilates, cycling, and Tai Chi, all designed to help you unwind and recharge. Fitness classes are often held outdoors, giving you the chance to breathe in fresh air while strengthening your body. Imagine joining a morning fitness class with views of rolling hills or an ocean stretching far into the horizon. These settings are perfect for finding a deeper connection to your physical self.
At Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas you can relax and unwind in the huge infinity pool overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, or take part in yoga, Tai Chi or aqua fitness classes. The award-winning Blue Lotus Well-Being Spa offers a sanctuary of tranquillity and rejuvenation, with a range of luxurious treatments designed to promote holistic well-being, including signature Thai massage, good sleep massage, tension release massage and oriental massage. You can enjoy kombucha tastings, mojito and virgin mocktail-making classes, and margherita pizza-making sessions all designed to engage your body and mind. For more active pursuits, there are tennis courts, a basketball court, pickleball courts, an archery range, skate park, beach volleyball, pétanque or bikes for all ages, and nearby you will find hiking trails at Pranburi Forest Park or pristine beaches for a sunset walk.
The Japanese understand wellness better than most, and at Club Wyndham Chikumakan Nagano you will discover a traditional ryokan focused on relaxation and wellness. Its indoor and outdoor onsens are rated amongst Japan’s 100 Best onsens and are renowned for their skin rejuvenation and healing properties.
Club Wyndham Rotorua is located in the heart of what is known as ‘Nature’s Spa of the South Pacific’, surrounded by the thermal mud baths and hot springs that have made the town famous. Here you can indulge in mineral hot springs and discover traditional Māori healing practices and luxury spa treatments, from mineral and herbal bathing to geothermal mud treatments. Rotorua’s geothermal landscape, amazing natural beauty and rich Māori culture will leave an imprint on your soul.
THE CULTURAL TRAVELLER – EMBRACING HISTORY AND TRADITION
Culture vultures are drawn to the history, art, and traditions that make each place unique. This type of traveller doesn’t just want to visit landmarks – they crave deeper insights into the customs, history, and people that shape a destination. We have a selection of resorts that provide easy access to museums, historic sites, and ancient temples. These holidays provide an opportunity to connect with the heart of a destination, learning its traditions, understanding its artistic heritage, and participating in its cultural practices. They are all about discovering the indigenous culture of a place, learning the traditional arts and crafts of an area, or watching traditional dances and performances.
For a taste of Australia’s rich gold mining history, it’s hard to beat Club Wyndham Ballarat. History buffs can try their luck with a gold sluice or enjoy the resort’s history tour, which includes the chance to ride a pennyfarthing bicycle. The nearby Grampians is also a treasure trove of ancient rock art, with 80 per cent of all the Aboriginal Rock paintings in Victoria, some dating back more than 20,000 years. Ballarat is a walking museum, where you can easily imagine its bustling gold rush history, and there are multiple attractions that recreate life in the 1850s including Sovereign Hill and the Art Gallery of Ballarat, which is Australia’s oldest regional art gallery. Ballarat’s nomination as a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts and Folk Arts reflects it rich arts scene and there are plenty of galleries and performances that bring the town to life.
First Nations experiences are the most authentic way to explore a country’s culture and at Club Wyndham Port Douglas you are spoilt for choice with experiences including Ngadiku Dreamtime Walks in Mossman Gorge, Mandingalbay Authentic Indigenous Tours and Dreamtime Dive & Snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef. Make sure you check out the Rainforestation Nature Park where you can explore the Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience, which includes a Dreamtime Walk and a dance performance. There are also daily Dreamtime Walks and Army Duck Tours, which showcase the indigenous culture and diverse wildlife of the area. Another highlight is a dinner at Flames in The Forest, Australia’s only rainforest dining experience.
When people think of Phuket, they usually think of beaches first, but Thailand’s largest island is rich in surprises for those seeking to discover the country’s culture. From Wyndham Grand Phuket Kalim Bay, you can easily immerse yourself in the stunning architecture of Soi Romanee, the former red-light district whose colourful Sino-Portuguese mansions are home to countless boutiques, museums and galleries. The Phuket Thai Hua Museum provides a deep dive into the island’s history, showcasing the unique relationship between Phuket’s Chinese immigrants and the local community. Other must-see attractions include Phuket Art Village and Wat Chalong, the largest and most important Buddhist temple on the island. The intricate architecture, golden statues, and peaceful surroundings make it a sanctuary for reflection and connection with the island’s spiritual heritage.
There are Club Wyndham resorts for every type of traveller and the best thing about ownership is that you can be a different you for every holiday. With access to a rich network of destinations and experiences, you have the freedom and flexibility to shape your holidays and who you want to be at any time.
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