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If you're looking to get some this Valentine's Day, look no further than your very own private hideaway. This year, V-Day falls on a Monday, making it the perfect time for a lusty long-weekend. Stayz.com.au recommends these 10 sultry getaways for a bit of action:

Simply Lush, Katoomba NSW

If the words 'queen canopy bed', 'French Champagne' and 'Blue Mountains views' get your heart pumping, then give your heart to Simply Lush for the weekend. Take a couples' bushwalk or watch Julia Roberts rom-coms together in this very private self-contained pad.

Point of View, Apollo Bay VIC

This architect-designed love shack hits a pretty sweet spot by throwing in wine, choccies and flowers to get you in the mood. If they don't work wonders on the libido, the huge therapeutic spa bath certainly will!

Burleigh on View, Burleigh Heads QLD

With a glittering skyline view of the Gold Coast, Burleigh on View provides a sensual backdrop for your naughty night away. For a truly indulgent experience, pre-book a massage and organic gourmet brekkie hamper. There's a baby cot on hand if you can't get a babysitter in time, but you've got plenty of notice!

Eumarella Shores Noosa Lake Retreat, Noosa QLD

If you're feeling au naturale then you'll probably adore the bushy location of this Noosa retreat. Positioned directly on Lake Weyba, and surrounded by native bush, this getaway is so private you can make as much noise as you want.

Shorebreak Studio, Coffs Harbour NSW

This very affordable studio apartment at Sapphire Beach only allow two people to stay at one time, which should suit most couples just fine! Watch the sun rise over the ocean with your arm draped around your desirable other.

Cubby House, Wye River VIC

Who doesn't want to stay at a real cubby house? This light-filled cutie is a nature-lovers' delight, putting you right in the home of the koalas, wallabies, king parrots and white cockatoos. Plus, the ocean views couldn't hurt.

Merribrook Lake House, Gracetown WA

Whether you're soaking it up in the starlit outdoor spa, or sunning yourself on the private deck, this luscious lake-house delivers seclusion in style. It's a real Aussie love nest in the bush.

Lyola Pavilions in the Forest, Maleny QLD

Ensconced in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, Lyola Pavilions in the Forest is made up of two pavilions called 'Hide' and 'Seek'. Play your own game of hide and seek with the local birdlife, take a swim in Crystal Creek or sit back in the aromatherapy spa.

Tomah, Mount Tomah NSW

Get really hands-on together in the seasonal veggie, herb, fruit and berry patch of this glassy, architect-designed home just 90 minutes from Sydney. Full-on foodies will want to make great use of the huge country-style kitchen...for cooking and other bench top activities!

One Tree Bed and Breakfast, Auburn SA

Cosy up in the Clare Valley for a raunchy rural riverside retreat. This nice little pad is filled with luxurious touches, like organic linen, a gourmet continental breakfast and a luxe leather couch, to name a few.

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