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The best area to stay in Selene is the Selene Esplanade, particularly the stretch between Marina Drive and Lighthouse Road.This area is the heart of Selene's visitor experience, offering direct access to the beach and the Coral Sea. Hotels here often boast ocean views and are just a short stroll from many of the town's best restaurants, cafes, and boutique shops. The Esplanade itself is a well-maintained promenade great for leisurely walks, and you'll find the iconic Selene Lighthouse at one end, offering great photo opportunities.Couples will find the Selene Esplanade ideal for a romantic getaway. The convenience of having everything within walking distance – from fine dining to sunset beach strolls – means more time to relax and enjoy each other's company. Many hotels in this area offer amenities like spa services and stunning balcony views.For families, staying along the Esplanade provides easy access to the foreshore parks and playgrounds, as well as the calm, patrolled swimming areas of the beach.

The best time to go to Selene is during the dry season, which runs from May to October.During these months, you'll experience clear skies, comfortable temperatures averaging around 25°C, and lower humidity. This makes it ideal for exploring Selene's natural beauty, from its coastal walks to its rainforest trails, without the discomfort of heat or heavy rainfall. It's also the superb time for outdoor activities like diving and snorkelling, as the waters are generally calmer and clearer.For those looking to avoid the larger crowds and potentially find better value on accommodation, the shoulder months of May and October are particularly appealing. The weather is still excellent, but you'll experience a slightly more relaxed atmosphere before or after the peak tourist season. This period is also well-suited for couples seeking a more tranquil escape.If you're interested in wildlife, particularly marine life, the dry season coincides with the best conditions for spotting whales as they migrate along the coast.