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Attractions (31)
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A Maze’N Things
The 10-acre park is situated in a serene bushland setting, just 4 kilometres from Cowes and conveniently close to popular attractions such as the Penguin Parade, Seal Rocks, and the Grand Prix Circuit. The Koala Conservation Centre, where you can observe koalas, is located directly across the road. Beautiful beaches, which are patrolled during the summer months, as well as swimming and surfing spots, are less than a 5-minute drive away. Our facilities include a spacious camp kitchen featuring a commercial-sized wood-fired pizza oven. Additionally, we offer Wi-Fi access, an extensive coin-operated games room, and well-equipped playgrounds. The park also provides excellent laundry facilities. Accommodation is located adjacent to the A Maze N Things attractions, which feature a variety of mazes, games, puzzles, and optical illusions. 03 5952 2283
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Aardvark Adventures
Aardvark Adventures, based in Hobart, Tasmania, is a premier provider of adventure tourism, corporate and group events, and team-building activities. With nearly 30 years of experience in the adventure industry, we are licensed to operate in National Parks, Hydro Tasmania properties, working forests, and crown land. Our offerings include exhilarating abseiling, caving, white-water rafting, and kayaking experiences. Additionally, we specialize in team-building activities, conference tours, and school outdoor recreation programs. Challenge yourself with the world’s highest commercial abseil, navigate the rainforests of the South-West World Heritage Area on a thrilling rafting expedition, or delve into Tasmania’s hidden underground caves and tunnels. For your next staff day or conference, let us create a fully customized corporate event that will leave a lasting impression. +61 3 6273 7722
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Alice Springs Reptile Centre
Welcome to the Alice Springs Reptile Centre, home to the largest reptile display in Central Australia. Our centre features an extensive range of reptiles, including Terry the Saltwater Crocodile, impressive Perentie Goannas, Thorny Devils, Frill-neck Lizards, and a diverse selection of NT Geckos from the Alice Springs region, Barkly, and the Top End, all showcased in our remarkable Gecko Cave. Don’t miss our daily shows at 11 am, 1 pm, and 3:30 pm. Each session offers an engaging and educational talk about selected lizards and pythons, followed by a supervised handling opportunity. At Alice Springs Reptile Centre, we proudly exhibit over 100 reptiles from more than fifty species in both indoor and naturally landscaped outdoor environments. Terry’s Saltwater Crocodile exhibit features underwater viewing, allowing you to get an up-close view of this formidable predator and capture memorable photos. Rex and our dedicated staff warmly welcome visitors and are always available to answer your questions. A key highlight of our centre is the chance to interact closely with the ‘locals.’ We offer informative talks daily that may include feeding and handling of our more amiable reptiles. We extend a special welcome to school groups, providing fun and educational talks covering topics such as habitats, diet, predators, adaptations, snake-bite first aid, and how to avoid snake encounters in the wild. The session concludes with supervised handling of friendly lizards and pythons, often accompanied by excited reactions from students, while parents and teachers observe. Coach and special interest groups are also invited, with tours tailored to your specific needs and time constraints. We recommend making a booking in advance to ensure a tailored experience. 08 89528900
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Antarctic Journey Nature Parks Australia
Phillip Island Nature Parks is a distinctive conservation organization dedicated to conservation, research, and educational programs on Phillip Island. Our initiatives are supported through the revenue generated by our visitor attractions. 03 5951 2800
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Arthur River Cruises
The small settlement of Arthur River, located on Tasmania’s rugged west coast, is named after the river it borders and is home to fewer than 40 permanent residents. Situated at the mouth of Tasmania’s only truly wild major river, Arthur River flows through the untouched Tarkine Wilderness, an area that has never been logged or dammed. This river, along with the expansive cool temperate rainforest that drains into the Southern Ocean, exemplifies the area's pristine natural beauty. The coastal dunes are supported by ancient forest giants, including brown top stringybark, blackwood, myrtle, leatherwood, and sassafras, which have been buried in the sand for thousands of years. The location is aptly known as "The Edge of the World" due to its remote position, lying 15,000 kilometres from the nearest landmass, Patagonia on the south-eastern coast of Argentina. 0427885792
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Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton
Discover the evolving beauty of the Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton, a former landfill transformed into a vibrant showcase of Australian native plants. Set amidst distinct themed gardens and bushland, this space celebrates the region's history and biodiversity. The gardens offer a variety of trails perfect for walking or cycling. Ascend to the top of Honeysuckle Rise, where the lookout provides expansive views over the treetops and local landscapes. Wander through intricately designed themed gardens, descend the Zig-Zag path to appreciate the sculptural elegance of the Weaving Garden, and explore the regenerated bushland along the River and Native Forest walks. With seasonal changes and the continuous development of new gardens and installations, there is always something fresh and captivating to experience at the Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton. 03 5832 9700
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Bago Maze and Winery
Bago Maze and Winery is a hidden gem nestled within the picturesque coastal Australian bush. Just 35 minutes from Port Macquarie CBD, it’s easily accessible via a scenic drive from the Pacific Highway along Milligans Road (off Bago Road). As you journey through towering Eucalyptus forests, you'll emerge into rolling countryside adorned with acres of vines. Prepare yourself for an adventure that promises to be both memorable and enjoyable! 02 6585 7099
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Baird Bay Ocean Eco Experience
Established in 1992, we offer an unparalleled interactive tour in the wild, featuring South Australia’s original sea lion and dolphin swim experience. Providing the opportunity to fulfil dreams and share this extraordinary experience is a lifestyle we cherish. After more than two decades of operation and multiple generations of sea lions and dolphins, we continue to relish these interactions and look forward to sharing them with you. +61 08 8626 5017
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Cathedrals on Fraser
After 40 years in business, Cathedrals on Fraser continues to uphold its commitment to traditional camping while providing a lush, relaxing environment where guests can immerse themselves in the natural beauty and wildlife of Fraser Island without sacrificing convenience. Gather your family and friends and make Cathedrals on Fraser your home base for your next Fraser Island getaway. We offer a wide range of on-site services and facilities, including a fully stocked shop with hot food and coffee, a fuel station, laundry facilities, and hot showers. Our campground features a variety of accommodation options to suit any budget, from permanently erected canvas tents and cabins to powered and unpowered camping sites. Nestled in the Fraser Island wilderness, Cathedrals is perfect for both relaxing retreats and action-packed adventures. Our central location ensures you’re close to all the island’s highlights. Enjoy easy access to stunning beaches, renowned fishing spots, and picturesque colored sand pinnacles. You’re also just a short drive from popular attractions such as Eli Creek, the Maheno Shipwreck, and Lake Allom. For a more tranquil experience, Cathedrals offers a serene sanctuary where you can observe wildlife, read, or explore Corragin Sand-blow—a private sand dune accessible exclusively to our guests. +61 7 4127 9177
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Clip ‘n Climb Phillip Island
Phillip Island is a fantastic destination known for its top-notch surfing, dramatic coastlines, and breathtaking hikes. It's a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, but now Clip ‘n Climb Phillip Island is bringing a new twist to the adventure by offering indoor climbing challenges. Our indoor climbing experience is designed to be safe, fun, and suitable for all ages, making it perfect for families, friends, and groups. With a variety of routes and obstacles, you'll find plenty of ways to reach the top and test your climbing skills. Looking for a unique way to celebrate? We offer birthday parties, school group outings, sports team activities, corporate events, staff parties, team-building exercises, and social gatherings. To make the most of your climbing session, please arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in. Safety briefings begin at the top of the hour, so if your session starts at 10 am, please come by 9:45 am. 0359526780
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Convent Gallery
Perched atop Wombat Hill Botanical Gardens and overlooking the charming town of Daylesford, The Convent is a truly unique destination. This historic 19th-century mansion offers sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and the township below. More than just a gallery, The Convent is a sensory experience spread across three levels, where fine art is showcased within an exquisite historic setting. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply looking to enjoy the stunning vistas and rich history, The Convent is a must-visit destination that captivates and inspires. 61 3 5348 3211
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Cricket Willow
Cricket Willow is a unique destination where you can experience the entire journey of cricket bat manufacturing like nowhere else in the world. Start by strolling through the serene willow grove, where the journey begins with the very trees that produce the coveted willow wood. Then, watch the intricate process of bat crafting in the cricket gallery, where skilled artisans bring each bat to life. Explore the exclusive shop, where you can select a Jabaroo bat, crafted to perfection. Finally, step into the Field of Dreams and put your new bat to the test as you smash runs in an iconic setting. Cricket Willow offers an immersive experience that celebrates the art and tradition of cricket bat making from start to finish. 03 5476 4277.
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Cutta Cutta Caves
Explore the depths of Australia’s Top End at Cutta Cutta Caves Nature Park, where you can venture 15 meters below the surface to marvel at stunning limestone caves formed millions of years ago. Located 27 km south of Katherine and easily accessible from the Stuart Highway, this park spans 1499 hectares of unique limestone landscape. The Cutta Cutta Caves system is not only a geological wonder but also a haven for native wildlife. It's home to five bat species, including the rare Ghost and Horseshoe bats, and around 170 bird species, such as the Hooded Parrot and the endangered Gouldian Finch. The park holds significant scientific and conservation value due to its rare tropical cave systems, which is why it has been designated an official Nature Park. In addition to exploring the caves, visitors can enjoy the Tropical Woodland walk, which starts near the car park. This 10 to 20-minute walk offers insights into the local flora and fauna and provides a pleasant experience through the open tropical woodland. The park also features a Visitor Centre and kiosk for your convenience. 1300 146 743.
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Discover Tasmania: The Nut
Nestled at the base of the imposing Nut, a sheer-sided bluff formed from an ancient volcanic plug, the historic village of Stanley in far north-west Tasmania offers a charming retreat with rich natural and historical attractions. The Nut is a central feature of Stanley, and you can either hike up the walking track to its summit or enjoy a scenic ride on the chairlift. From the top, you'll be treated to breathtaking views across Bass Strait beaches and the picturesque town below. Stanley provides a range of accommodations, including a well-regarded campground, making it a great base for exploring the surrounding forests and coastlines. Local operators offer tours to observe seals, penguins, sea birds, and other wildlife in their natural habitats. Historically significant, Stanley was once the administrative hub for the Van Diemen’s Land Company, a royal charter company established in 1824 during the reign of George IV. Highfield House, a grand Georgian residence that once served as the VDL Managers’ home, is open to the public and offers panoramic views of the town. To visit Stanley, take the turnoff from the Bass Highway (A2) 15 km east of Smithton. 03 6458 1482
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Eungella National Park
Eungella National Park, located in the township of Eungella at the edge of the Clarke Range, is a hidden gem in Queensland, Australia. Situated 80 km west of Mackay and 858 km northwest of Brisbane, this park is renowned for its expansive and continuous stretch of sub-tropical rainforest, which is the longest of its kind in Australia. The area is steeped in cultural significance, with the Wirri people being the original inhabitants of the land. Eungella National Park is a haven for wildlife, particularly known for its elusive platypuses, which can be spotted in the park’s pristine waterways. In addition to its natural beauty, the park encompasses a dam that provides essential water supplies to the nearby towns of Collinsville, Mackay, and Moranbah. Visitors to Eungella can explore its lush rainforest, enjoy scenic views, and experience the rich biodiversity of this unique Australian environment.
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Freedom III Whale Watch and Charters
Experience the thrill of whale watching with Freedom Whale Watch in Hervey Bay, Queensland. Our tours offer a fantastic day out on the water, where you’ll have the chance to see humpback whales in their natural habitat. During whale season, our packages include convenient transfers from your accommodation, morning and afternoon tea, and a delicious tropical buffet lunch, so you can relax and enjoy the adventure. We also provide an informative session on our way out to help you appreciate these magnificent creatures even more. Ideal for the Whale Festival in August, our vessel, the Freedom III, is a stable and comfortable 58-foot catamaran, previously owned by renowned documentary producer Ben Cropp. With 360-degree whale viewing on all three levels, plus a water-level viewing area, you’ll be as close as possible to the whales. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience—join us for a fantastic whale watching tour in Hervey Bay! 1300 388 688
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Grumpys Crazy Golf
Grumpy's Crazy Golf, located in the heart of Cowes, is one of the town’s longest-standing attractions. We proudly offer a fully covered 18-hole mini golf course that provides a fun and challenging experience for both adults and kids, all in a clean and welcoming environment. Whether you're looking to escape the rain or find some shade on a sunny day, our course is perfect for a round of golf no matter the weather. Keep an eye out for the distinctive cow on Thompson Ave, or use your GPS to navigate directly to 152 Thomson Ave, Cowes. Come enjoy a game at Grumpy's Crazy Golf—where the fun never ends! 0408120908
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Kosciuszko Walk
This iconic day walk from Thredbo offers a relatively short yet rewarding journey to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest peak. Here’s what you can expect on this exhilarating adventure: Starting Point: The trek begins at the top of the Kosciuszko Express chairlift in Thredbo. This lift ride provides a spectacular introduction to the alpine scenery, setting the stage for the walk ahead. The Journey: After disembarking the chairlift, you'll follow a well-marked trail that takes you past the dramatic granite outcrops of the Ramshead Range and through vibrant alpine wildflowers, particularly stunning in spring. Key Highlights: Lookout Views: A short detour to a lookout will reward you with magnificent views of the Snowy Mountains, including the impressive expanse of Australia’s highest mountain. River Crossings: The track crosses the headwaters of the Snowy River, a picturesque spot that adds to the walk’s charm. Lake Cootapatamba: As you ascend, you'll pass above this alpine lake, with views of its serene waters enhancing the landscape. Rawson Pass: This point marks a significant waypoint where the trail begins its final stretch towards the summit. Summit Experience: The final ascent to Mount Kosciuszko’s summit (2228 meters above sea level) is gradual but rewarding. Once at the top, you’ll be greeted by sweeping 360-degree views of the Snowy Mountains and the Victorian High Country. Take some time to enjoy the panoramic vistas, breathe in the crisp alpine air, and relish your accomplishment. Return Journey: After soaking in the summit experience, retrace your steps back to Thredbo, savoring the changing perspectives of the trail as you descend. Seasonal Notes: This walk is best experienced in the warmer months when the track is clear and the alpine flora is in bloom. Be sure to check weather conditions before heading out, as alpine weather can be unpredictable. Overall, this day walk combines stunning natural beauty with a sense of achievement, making it a must-do for anyone visiting Kosciuszko National Park. 02 6450 5600
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Kryal Castle
Discover a world of enchantment and adventure at Australia’s premier medieval-themed park and accommodation, just a stone’s throw from Ballarat, VIC. This immersive experience is perfect for the whole family, offering a magical day out and the option to stay overnight or longer. Highlights of the Medieval Theme Park & Resort: Live Jousting & Arena Shows: Witness thrilling live jousting tournaments and dynamic arena performances that bring medieval legends to life. The excitement and spectacle make for an unforgettable experience. The Dragon’s Labyrinth: Explore this special effects marvel where mythical dragons and mystical elements create a captivating adventure. It’s a must-see for fans of fantasy and magic. Interactive Activities: Test your skills with archery and swordplay. Whether you’re a knight in training or just looking to have some fun, these hands-on experiences offer excitement for all ages. Tooth Fairy Lolly Shop: Visit this charming shop for a sweet treat. It’s a delightful stop for kids and adults alike. Ale House: Relax and unwind with a drink at the Ale House, a cozy spot where you can soak in the medieval atmosphere while enjoying a refreshing beverage. Accommodation Options: Knights Round Table Tower: Perfect for a unique overnight stay or special event. Experience medieval luxury in a setting that adds a touch of grandeur to any occasion. Abbey & Chapel: Ideal for hosting weddings, conferences, and other special events. The Abbey and Chapel offer a picturesque and atmospheric backdrop for your celebrations. Why Visit? This fantasy-based medieval theme park and resort offers more than just a day of fun. It’s an opportunity to step back in time, immerse yourself in a world of myths and legends, and create lasting memories with family and friends. Whether you’re looking to explore the magical attractions, enjoy live entertainment, or host a memorable event, this destination promises an enchanting experience for everyone. 03 5334 8500
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Magic Mountain
Magic Mountain is a beloved family fun park nestled in the natural bushland of Merimbula, offering sweeping views of Merimbula Lake and Bar Beach. As a locally owned and operated attraction, it stands out for its genuine hospitality and commitment to providing a memorable experience for visitors of all ages. What to Expect at Magic Mountain: Scenic Location: Enjoy the stunning natural beauty surrounding the park, with picturesque views of Merimbula Lake and the nearby Bar Beach. The lush bushland setting adds to the charm and appeal of the park. Family-Friendly Attractions: Magic Mountain is designed with families in mind, offering a range of attractions and activities suitable for all ages. Whether you’re looking for thrilling rides or gentle amusements, there’s something for everyone. Safe and Welcoming Environment: The park prides itself on providing a safe and protected environment, ensuring that all guests can enjoy their time with peace of mind. The friendly and dedicated staff are always on hand to offer assistance and make sure everyone has a great experience. Local Hospitality: As a locally owned attraction, Magic Mountain offers a warm and genuine welcome. The emphasis on personalized service ensures that visitors leave with happy memories and a desire to return. Highlights: Thrill Rides and Attractions: Enjoy a variety of rides and attractions that cater to different interests and energy levels. From exciting roller coasters to fun-filled family rides, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained. Beautiful Surroundings: Take advantage of the park’s beautiful location by exploring the natural bushland and taking in the stunning views. It’s a great way to enjoy the outdoors while having fun. Family Experience: Magic Mountain is designed to create enjoyable experiences for families, making it an ideal destination for a day out with loved ones. Why Visit Magic Mountain? Magic Mountain offers a perfect blend of fun, safety, and scenic beauty, making it a top choice for family outings. Its dedication to genuine hospitality and creating happy memories ensures that every visit is special. Whether you're a local or a visitor to the South Coast, Magic Mountain promises a delightful and memorable experience. 02 6495 2299
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Maru Koala and Animal Park
Maru Animal Park in Grantville, South Victoria, is a fantastic family-run attraction just 15 minutes from Phillip Island. Perfect for a day trip or a stop en route, it features: Wildlife Encounters: Get up close with koalas, wombats, kangaroos, Tasmanian devils, dingoes, emus, and more. Pirate Pete’s Mini-Golf: Enjoy 18 fun holes navigating through beach, bush, and outback landscapes, with life-size pirate figures adding to the excitement. Homestead Bistro: Relax with delicious breakfast or lunch after your adventures. Located on the Bass Highway, it’s a great spot to experience Australian wildlife and enjoy a playful mini-golf challenge. +613 5678 8548
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Merimbula Aquarium
Explore the wonders of the ocean at our aquarium, featuring a spectacular display of marine life including sharks, shrimps, octopuses, and tropical fish. Highlights: 27 Fish Tanks and Ocean Tank: Experience a diverse array of aquatic creatures in our impressive tanks. Feeding Times: Catch the action during feeding times at 11:30 AM on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (Monday-Friday during school holidays). Aquarium Kids Club: On Wednesday and Thursday evenings in January, kids can interact with marine animals and learn about ocean life. Come and dive into the living theatre of the deep! 02 6495 4446
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National Vietnam Veterans Museum
The museum aims to honor and explore the experiences of Australia’s veterans from the nation's longest war and its lasting societal impact. Location: Situated on Veterans Drive, near the airfield on Phillip Island Road, this volunteer-run museum boasts an extensive collection of artifacts, both large and small. Highlights: Interactive Displays: Engage with exhibits using our InfoWand devices and touch screens, providing rich information, imagery, and audio. Historical Artifacts: View conscription ballot balls and walk around significant vehicles like helicopters, tanks, and bombers from the Vietnam War. Immersive Experiences: Step into the shoes of a Tunnel Rat or try on a Chopper Pilot’s helmet, making history come alive. Whether you're visiting alone or with family and friends, the museum offers an endlessly fascinating experience for all ages. Expect to be surprised and deeply moved by the stories and artifacts on display. 03 5956 6400
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Phillip Island Chocolate Factory
Panny’s Amazing World of Chocolate on Phillip Island is a must-visit destination for chocolate lovers and families alike. What to Expect: Diverse Chocolate Selection: Discover over 190 delectable treats, from classic chocolates to innovative creations. Enjoy chocolate-dipped bananas, rocky road, and ginger and honey delights. Interactive Experience: Explore the world of chocolate with interactive displays and learn about the chocolate-making process. Chocolate-Themed Café: Savor amazing meals, drinks, and snacks all with a delightful chocolate twist at Panny’s café. Climate-Controlled Comfort: Enjoy a comfortable visit year-round, thanks to the climate-controlled environment. Renovated Attraction: Recent renovations have enhanced both the interior and exterior, making the Phillip Island Chocolate Factory an even more exciting destination. Panny and his team invite you to spend a few hours indulging in chocolatey delights and interactive fun. There’s something for everyone at this sweet retreat! 03 5956 6600
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Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is a premier motorsport venue known for hosting top events like the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix and the Superbike World Championship. Key Highlights: Historical Background: 1928: Local road racing begins. 1952: PIARC acquires the site; first event in 1956. 1960-1962: Armstrong 500, later Bathurst 1000. 1989: Australia’s first International Motorcycle Grand Prix, won by Wayne Gardner. 1990: Introduction of the Superbike World Championship. Modern Upgrades: Acquired by Linfox Property Group in 2004, it has since become a world-class venue. Visitor Experience: Events: Hosts public events, drive/ride days, testing, and club sprints. Visitor Centre & Go-Karts: Activities: Single & Tandem Go-Karts, Guided Tours, Motorsport History Display, Slot Cars, and Race Simulators. Track: The 750-meter replica go-kart track offers stunning Bass Strait views and is perfect for group bookings. Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit combines rich history with modern attractions, making it a must-visit for motorsport enthusiasts and tourists. +61 3 5952 2710
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Reel Obsession
Welcome to Reel Obsession Fishing Charters! Whether you’re a fishing enthusiast or a novice looking to try, the Nevlin is your ideal vessel. We specialize in both inshore and offshore charters, accommodating up to 10 passengers. With years of experience fishing Westernport Bay and Bass Strait, our expert team knows the best spots to reel in a catch. We use the latest fish-finding technology and GPS equipment, and we optimize our trips by leveraging moon phases and tide changes. Join us for an unforgettable fishing adventure! 0408 140 454
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Wolfe Creek Crater
Wolfe Creek Crater National Park is a remarkable destination with a unique blend of natural and cultural significance. Discovered by Europeans in 1947, the crater, known as Kandimalal to Aboriginal people, is steeped in stories of rainbow snakes creating the nearby creeks. Visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the crater rim with a 400-meter return walk, though climbing into the crater is not permitted due to dangerous terrain. For an unforgettable experience, consider an aerial flight from Halls Creek. The park is home to brown ringtail dragons and noisy Major Mitchell cockatoos. The best time to visit is from May to October when the weather is ideal. Access is via gravel roads, usually suitable for conventional vehicles during the dry season. The park features a free camping area with cleared sites and toilets, but no water or bins are available, so come prepared and take your rubbish with you. Wolfe Creek Crater is about a 2-3 hour drive from Halls Creek. 08 9168 4200
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Howard Smith Wharves
We know Brisbane means many things to many people. A foodie haven, a hotbed of creativity, a playground for nature lovers—all with its iconic river acting as the thread that winds through it all. Here we play, we revel, we indulge and embrace life to its fullest. That’s why we built Howard Smith Wharves to be an ever-evolving dining and entertainment destination that brings this diversity of food, music and community together. By taking the artefacts of Brisbane’s wharfage history, we’ve tied together Brisbane’s working heritage to the thriving modern city it has become today. Located beneath the Story Bridge, our waterfront home boasts 13 restaurants, cafes, bars, event spaces and a hotel. Along with the multi-awarded Felons Brewery at our heart, we’re dedicated to raising the bar on hospitality. Led by our founder Adam Flaskas and brought to life by our passionate team, we’ve built a precinct that celebrates Brisbane’s magnetic energy—harnessing it for all to enjoy, from day to night. 07 3188 9090
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Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
At Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, we feel it is important to outline our expectations among all team members. We embrace the CATER Core Values, developed by our internal Values Committee, and live by these values to foster and promote our culture and behaviours. We hope that as guests to the sanctuary, you also experience these values during your time with us. +617 3378 1366
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Eat Street Northshore
Located just 15 mins from Brisbane CBD and 12 mins from the international airport on a disused historic wharf over the Brisbane River – Covering over several hectares of land and built from 180 repurposed recycled shipping containers – Eat Street Northshore is an endless fun-filled adventure that will satisfy your taste buds matched with some of the best local live entertainment Queensland has to offer. Featuring over 70 traders including 5 themed bars, eclectic shops and micro restaurants offering delicious dishes and tasty treats from six of the world’s seven continents including Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America. 0428 485 242
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ThunderBird Park
Australia's #1 Adventure Playground Come for the day or stay and play at Australia’s largest adventure playground, located between Brisbane and the Gold Coast in Tamborine Mountain. It is a place of constant surprises. Our range of onsite adventure attractions make Thunderbird Park an exciting experience for every age group. +61 07 5545 7900
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