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Destinations Albury | Bungambrawatha, Wiradjuri Country, NSW Why Visit? The gorgeous Murray River and Lake Hume are two of Albury Wodonga’s well-known waterways. There are many excellent cycling and hiking trails around the region, as well as a variety of live performances and delicious local cuisine. Why locals love it Firstly, many people don’t know …
Destinations Bathurst | Wiradjuri Country NSW Why Visit? Bathurst is famous for it’s car race on Mount Panorama which is always an iconic weekend. Scratch below the surface and you will find a bustling country town with top coffee, cafes, restaurants, pubs and unique shops. Bathurst has a lot to experience on its own and …
Destinations Gundagai | Wiradjuri Country, NSW Why Visit? Explore the rich cultural heritage of Gundagai, a picturesque country town in the beautiful Riverina. You’ll find the famous Dog on the Tuckerbox Pioneer Monument, as well as a rich architectural, colonial and indigenous history, great fishing, a thrilling rodeo and boutique wineries. Gundagai is said to …
Dunsborough locals know what the good life looks like and the small town village vibe they have managed to retain is no accident. You will find some of the best food and wine in the world nestled in this laid back town with friendly locals.
Anna Bay is all about the beach, particularly the sand dunes. It’s the perfect place for sandboard riding, camel rides and quad biking. You can’t leave Anna Bay without a slide down these dunes and a pie from the local bakery.
Willoughby is part of Sydney’s lower North Shore surburbia. It’s close to the city but also boasts amazing bush walks, parks and cafes.
Newcastle city & beach is located at the mouth of the Hunter River in New South Wales, and features some great coffee shops, bars, surf breaks, walking and bike trails. A great place to explore the Hunter Valley wine region and only 2.5 hours drive from Sydney.
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