Barrington Tops World Heritage Wilderness. Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/barrington-tops-world-heritage-wilderness/
Yet another natural beauty on offer – Ever been to the glorious Barrington Tops World Heritage wilderness? This is a nature lovers paradise where you can explore the wilderness, go on many bush walks and enjoy the flora and fauna. When on your Barrington Tops holiday, you must visit the Gloucester River Falls. There is so much to do and enjoy while in Barrington Tops. Explore the Barrington Tops wilderness, enjoy White water canoeing, tandem sky diving, horse riding, various tours and hikes, 4 wheel drive tours, bicycle tours, guided tours of the National Parks, heritage walks in Gloucester town, fishing and golf. Come along with kids and spend some fun times watching Platypus, Koalas, Wombats, Kangaroos, Wallabies in their natural habitat.
Parents and adults will be able to relax with a body massage and there are many cafes and restaurants and clubs in the area when you don’t feel like cooking.
When planning your holiday, you will be please to find a variety of Barrington Tops accommodation for your holiday. Book one such as Mansfield Cottage Barrington Tops where you can be based to explore the region.
There is also the online reservation option via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA select New South Wales as the state and Hunter as the region for your search.
Breeze in Mollymook Beach, a holiday home in Mollymook. The home is child friendly, family friendly and a short walk to beautiful Mollymook Beach. Whether you like to swim, surf, go fishing, bush walk or play golf in one of the golf courses, Breeze in Mollymook is your place to stay. The home is a short distance to Rick Stein's Bannisters. While staying here you can also visit the cafes and shops in Milton and Ulladulla as well as visit the beaches in Narrawallee.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Holidays in Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka
Holidays in Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka. Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/rest-of-the-world/holidays-in-polonnaruwa-sri-lanka/
The 11th to the 13th century ancient capital Polonnaruwa offers so many ancient ruins and history to the discerning tourists. It was the ruling capital for circa two centuries ruled by not more than dozen rulers. Due to the more recent history, the ruins are better preserved. The Noth Eastern shores of Polonnaruwa rests in a massive lake known as the Parakrama Samudra which was built by King Parakrama Bahu 1. There is a massive irrigation system emanating from this lake which fed the rice crops and the food plantation of the region during the bygone era. It was the life blood of the region then. Today it is still the life blood providing much needed water to the rice crops and other farmland vegetation and crops in the Polonnaruwa and surrounding region.
Come on holiday and there is so much to see, enjoy and make you wonder how far thinking and clever the ancient kings of Sri Lanka had been. You will marvel the ancient architecture and will wonder how the tonnes of solid rock and stone were put in place to build the magnificent structures without the luxury of modern day heavy equipment and machinery. Today there are many Polonnaruwa hotels and boutique accommodation available in Polonnaruwa, Giritale or boutique holiday resorts in Wasgamuwa where you can stay to explore this historic region.
Below are must see attractions during your holiday in Polonnaruwa.
From the North Central province you could also head down south towards the south coast beaches for you to round up your holiday by the south coast beaches in Sri Lanka. There are a few Sri Lanka Resorts featured here if planning to stay a few days in Galle Sri Lanka.
The 11th to the 13th century ancient capital Polonnaruwa offers so many ancient ruins and history to the discerning tourists. It was the ruling capital for circa two centuries ruled by not more than dozen rulers. Due to the more recent history, the ruins are better preserved. The Noth Eastern shores of Polonnaruwa rests in a massive lake known as the Parakrama Samudra which was built by King Parakrama Bahu 1. There is a massive irrigation system emanating from this lake which fed the rice crops and the food plantation of the region during the bygone era. It was the life blood of the region then. Today it is still the life blood providing much needed water to the rice crops and other farmland vegetation and crops in the Polonnaruwa and surrounding region.
Come on holiday and there is so much to see, enjoy and make you wonder how far thinking and clever the ancient kings of Sri Lanka had been. You will marvel the ancient architecture and will wonder how the tonnes of solid rock and stone were put in place to build the magnificent structures without the luxury of modern day heavy equipment and machinery. Today there are many Polonnaruwa hotels and boutique accommodation available in Polonnaruwa, Giritale or boutique holiday resorts in Wasgamuwa where you can stay to explore this historic region.
Below are must see attractions during your holiday in Polonnaruwa.
- The Quadrangle: Polonnaruwa’s centre piece the “Terrace of the Tooth Relic”. 12 magnificent buildings stand on the platform in the heart of the ancient city. Two centuries ago, the structure would have been at least 12 stories high.
- Vatadage – The circular ancient monument easily the oldest monument in Polonnaruwa.
- Hatadage - Opposite the Vatadage is this Temple of the Tooth built by either King Parakkrama Bahu 1 or Nissanka Mala in the 12th Century.
- The GalPota – known as the stone book. The most grandiose stone inscriptions made on this 8 metre length and 4.5 meter wide stone slab.
- Thuparama – not to be missed ancient building possibly the best preserved in Polonnaruwa.
- The places of worship such as Lankathilaka, Kiri Vehara, Gal Vihara, Somawatie Chaitiya.
- The 12th century Lotus Bath – This is a unique stone bath built in tiers of eight petal roses. Absolutely fascinating!
From the North Central province you could also head down south towards the south coast beaches for you to round up your holiday by the south coast beaches in Sri Lanka. There are a few Sri Lanka Resorts featured here if planning to stay a few days in Galle Sri Lanka.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Holidays in Killarney – in Great Ocean Road Ship Wreck Coast
Holidays in Killarney – in Great Ocean Road Ship Wreck Coast.Information first appeared in
http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/victoria/holidays-in-killarney-in-great-ocean-road-ship-wreck-coast/
If you are taking the road to Adelaide, then Killarney positioned on Great Ocean Road half way between Melbourne and Adelaide would be a superb destination to break journey and there is plenty of holiday accommodation to break journey if you are looking for one. Stay in one of the Killarney holiday rentals in Great Ocean Road to soak in the beauty of this scenic region. Did you know Killarney is known as the Ship Wreck Coast of Great Ocean Road?
Stay in Killarney and you could enjoy not only the scenery but tasty food offered in many restaurants and cafes in nearby localities of Warranmbool, Port Fairy and Koroit.
Killarney is ideal when you want to make day trip to marvel the 12 Apostles as well as explore and enjoy day trips to the Grampians, Port Headland Harbour and Tower Hill State Game Reserve as well as spend some time in local wineries. The pretty and secluded sandy beach in Killarney is just superb for surfing, fishing or just to swim and relax.
If you are planning a visit to Great Ocean Road, we welcome you to stay in one of the holiday accommodation in Great Ocean Road including Killara Bed and Breakfast to enjoy this beautiful destination. You could also make a reservation online via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA Select Victoria as the state and Great Ocean Road as the region for your search.
http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/victoria/holidays-in-killarney-in-great-ocean-road-ship-wreck-coast/
If you are taking the road to Adelaide, then Killarney positioned on Great Ocean Road half way between Melbourne and Adelaide would be a superb destination to break journey and there is plenty of holiday accommodation to break journey if you are looking for one. Stay in one of the Killarney holiday rentals in Great Ocean Road to soak in the beauty of this scenic region. Did you know Killarney is known as the Ship Wreck Coast of Great Ocean Road?
Stay in Killarney and you could enjoy not only the scenery but tasty food offered in many restaurants and cafes in nearby localities of Warranmbool, Port Fairy and Koroit.
Killarney is ideal when you want to make day trip to marvel the 12 Apostles as well as explore and enjoy day trips to the Grampians, Port Headland Harbour and Tower Hill State Game Reserve as well as spend some time in local wineries. The pretty and secluded sandy beach in Killarney is just superb for surfing, fishing or just to swim and relax.
If you are planning a visit to Great Ocean Road, we welcome you to stay in one of the holiday accommodation in Great Ocean Road including Killara Bed and Breakfast to enjoy this beautiful destination. You could also make a reservation online via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA Select Victoria as the state and Great Ocean Road as the region for your search.
Monday, July 22, 2013
Holidays with a difference in Kuranda near Atherton Tablelands
Holidays with a difference in Kuranda near Atherton Tablelands. Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/queensland/holidays-with-a-difference-in-kuranda-near-atherton-tablelands/
Your holiday in Kuranda near Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland will definitely be your holiday with a difference. The village of Kuranda is positioned 330 metres above sea level in the rain forests of Cairns Highlands. Though just 30 kilometres from Cains, the climate in Kuranda is cooler and less humid compared to its coastal neighbours. There are plenty of Atherton Tablelands holiday accommodation or Cairns accommodation available when you are planning your holidays.
You will enjoy the scenic beauty when in Kuranda, especially the views from the highlands which overlook the Great Barrier Reef. Been positioned in a rainforest environment, it is a nature lovers paradise. There are 1200 species of flowering plants of which 800 of them are rainforest trees. Bird lovers and Bird watchers cannot ask for more. You are in the Cairns Highlands or the Atherton Tablelands renowned as the bird watching capital of Australia. Do come to Kuranda to enjoy the scenic beauty, explore the rainforests and marvel some of the 430 species of birds in the area.
You could select one of the Kuranda holiday accommodation or accommodation in Cairns to enjoy the holidays in the region. Check out Kuranda Villas or book an accommodation in the area via our online booking option in http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA select Queensland as the state and Tropical North Queensland as the region for your Search.
Your holiday in Kuranda near Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland will definitely be your holiday with a difference. The village of Kuranda is positioned 330 metres above sea level in the rain forests of Cairns Highlands. Though just 30 kilometres from Cains, the climate in Kuranda is cooler and less humid compared to its coastal neighbours. There are plenty of Atherton Tablelands holiday accommodation or Cairns accommodation available when you are planning your holidays.
You will enjoy the scenic beauty when in Kuranda, especially the views from the highlands which overlook the Great Barrier Reef. Been positioned in a rainforest environment, it is a nature lovers paradise. There are 1200 species of flowering plants of which 800 of them are rainforest trees. Bird lovers and Bird watchers cannot ask for more. You are in the Cairns Highlands or the Atherton Tablelands renowned as the bird watching capital of Australia. Do come to Kuranda to enjoy the scenic beauty, explore the rainforests and marvel some of the 430 species of birds in the area.
You could select one of the Kuranda holiday accommodation or accommodation in Cairns to enjoy the holidays in the region. Check out Kuranda Villas or book an accommodation in the area via our online booking option in http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA select Queensland as the state and Tropical North Queensland as the region for your Search.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Tasmania Holiday in King Island
Tasmania Holiday in King Island. The information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/tasmania/tasmania-holiday-in-king-island/
Are you planning to getaway from the hustle and bustle of busy city life? Want to go to a place which is scenic, abundance of beautiful nature, where people have time for you and welcome you wherever you go? Welcome to King Island in Tasmania also known for succulent beef, tasty creamy award winning cheeses and fresh seafood. There are many cosy King Island accommodation for you to chose from when planning your holiday.
Come to King Island Australia on holiday and you will marvel the lush vegetation, off shore reefs, ship wrecks amongst the rocky coasts and the long stretches of beaches on the fringe of this scenic island. It is a reminder that King Island’s west coast is rugged and one of the most challenging oceans in the world when you see the ship wrecks in the coastline. Australia’s worst maritime disaster occurred here in 1845, when the Cataraqui grounded. Today, Cape Wickham lighthouse – the tallest lighthouse in the southern hemisphere guides mariners safely into Bass Strait.
When on holiday you must visit Reid Rocks which is the home and breeding ground to a colony of Australian fur seals. Visit one of the King Island Dairies when you are on your vacation here. Enjoy the cheeses and the fresh local food. You will see plenty of wallabies, peacocks and even albatrosses and sea eagles circling the sky. During your drives you are bound to see grazing Turkeys and pheasants along the country roads.
The east coast is much more sheltered, with long beaches, such as the Nine Mile Beach and a couple of State Parks. The little settlement on this coast is Naracoopa, which lies on a sweeping bay and has guest houses, restaurants and a jetty etc. If looking for accommodation King Island, check out Naracoopa holiday cottages located in the East Coast of King Island. You could also book online via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA just select Tasmania as the state and King Island as the region.
Are you planning to getaway from the hustle and bustle of busy city life? Want to go to a place which is scenic, abundance of beautiful nature, where people have time for you and welcome you wherever you go? Welcome to King Island in Tasmania also known for succulent beef, tasty creamy award winning cheeses and fresh seafood. There are many cosy King Island accommodation for you to chose from when planning your holiday.
Come to King Island Australia on holiday and you will marvel the lush vegetation, off shore reefs, ship wrecks amongst the rocky coasts and the long stretches of beaches on the fringe of this scenic island. It is a reminder that King Island’s west coast is rugged and one of the most challenging oceans in the world when you see the ship wrecks in the coastline. Australia’s worst maritime disaster occurred here in 1845, when the Cataraqui grounded. Today, Cape Wickham lighthouse – the tallest lighthouse in the southern hemisphere guides mariners safely into Bass Strait.
When on holiday you must visit Reid Rocks which is the home and breeding ground to a colony of Australian fur seals. Visit one of the King Island Dairies when you are on your vacation here. Enjoy the cheeses and the fresh local food. You will see plenty of wallabies, peacocks and even albatrosses and sea eagles circling the sky. During your drives you are bound to see grazing Turkeys and pheasants along the country roads.
The east coast is much more sheltered, with long beaches, such as the Nine Mile Beach and a couple of State Parks. The little settlement on this coast is Naracoopa, which lies on a sweeping bay and has guest houses, restaurants and a jetty etc. If looking for accommodation King Island, check out Naracoopa holiday cottages located in the East Coast of King Island. You could also book online via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA just select Tasmania as the state and King Island as the region.
Holidays in Scone – Horse Country of New South Wales
Holidays in Scone – Horse Country of New South Wales. The information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/holidays-in-scone-horse-country-of-new-south-wales/
Scone is a country town situated in the Upper Hunter Valley region of New South Wales of Australia. Scone NSW is the home of horse studs in excess of 70, well renowned local vineyards and award winning racecourses. In addition to the races, many visit Scone area for enjoyable wine tasting in the many cellar doors. If planning to visit Scone, you will be amazed by the variety of accommodation in Scone on offer.
You will be amazed with the myriad of activities and attractions on offer when on holiday in Scone. Here are just a few to keep your thrilled during your holidays in Scone.
Scone is a country town situated in the Upper Hunter Valley region of New South Wales of Australia. Scone NSW is the home of horse studs in excess of 70, well renowned local vineyards and award winning racecourses. In addition to the races, many visit Scone area for enjoyable wine tasting in the many cellar doors. If planning to visit Scone, you will be amazed by the variety of accommodation in Scone on offer.
You will be amazed with the myriad of activities and attractions on offer when on holiday in Scone. Here are just a few to keep your thrilled during your holidays in Scone.
- Come on holiday during May to enjoy more than 10 days of rodeos and street parades.
- Explore the historic streets and buildings in Scone, check out the old jail and the courthouse.
- Enjoy the many parks including the World Heritage listed Barrington Tops National Park.
- Marvel the Upper Hunter waterway of Lake Glenbawn.
- Explore Burning Mountain.
- Pay a visit to the Scone Community Technology Centre.
- Of course a visit to the upper Hunter Wineries is a must.
- Have a look at the Scone Race Course. Scone is known as the horse capital of NSW.
- Check out the Scone Civic Theatre.
- There will be more thrills when you plan to arrive on the first week of May which is known as the Horse Week.
- You may be able to arrange a Horse stud tour too during your holiday.
- Enjoy the good food in many Restaurants and Cafes. This is your chance to enjoy fine food and wine.
- Enjoy sports? Golf course and Tennis courts are there for you to be active during your holiday in Scone.
- There are numerous 4WD Tour opportunities and bushwalking in the wilderness.
- Most importantly when you are in horse country you have to enjoy some horse riding and must do some horse stud tours.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Holiday in Tasmania, in beautiful Burnie
Holiday in Tasmania, in beautiful Burnie. The information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/tasmania/holiday-in-tasmania-in-beautiful-burnie/
Burnie is a popular holiday destination in the North West Coast Tasmania. If looking for a relaxed holiday, there are many Burnie bed breakfast accommodation as well as many other holiday rentals in Burnie including farm stays for you to select if you are deciding to holiday for a few days in the area. You will be pleased to know, Burnie is 24 kilometres from Wynyard airport and if you wish to travel by ferry, it is 68 kilometres from Devonport Ferry
You may ask what are the attractions and things to do when you are holidaying in Burnie.
Burnie is a popular holiday destination in the North West Coast Tasmania. If looking for a relaxed holiday, there are many Burnie bed breakfast accommodation as well as many other holiday rentals in Burnie including farm stays for you to select if you are deciding to holiday for a few days in the area. You will be pleased to know, Burnie is 24 kilometres from Wynyard airport and if you wish to travel by ferry, it is 68 kilometres from Devonport Ferry
You may ask what are the attractions and things to do when you are holidaying in Burnie.
- Check out Burnie CBD.
- Stroll along the beach during your lazy holidays.
- Enjoy the cinema experiences in Burnie CBD.
- Enjoy a gourmet meal in one of the restaurants.
- If you enjoy the nature and wilderness, 40 minute drive will take you to Tarkine Wilderness.
- Cradle Mountain World Heritage Park is just a hour away.
- Explore Stanley historic village which is 1.5 hrs drive.
- Enjoy Guide Falls just 10 minutes away from Burnie
- Enjoy Rhododendron Gardens
- Opportunity to enjoy Annsleigh Gardens which also offers a daytime restaurant.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Holidays in Myrtleford Victoria
Holidays in Myrtleford Victoria. This information was first published in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/victoria/holidays-in-myrtleford-victoria/
Looking for variety during your holiday? Gourmet food & wine, scenery and nature, by gone history of the gold rush era, adventure sports in numerous waterways, snow fields and more will be in your list of memorable experiences when you holiday in Myrtleford in beautiful Alpine region of Victoria’s High Country. Spend a couple of nights or more in one of the Myrtleford accommodation in the area to absorb this fascinating region.
Lets look at some of the fun activities for you to enjoy when on your holidays in Myrtleford.
Looking for variety during your holiday? Gourmet food & wine, scenery and nature, by gone history of the gold rush era, adventure sports in numerous waterways, snow fields and more will be in your list of memorable experiences when you holiday in Myrtleford in beautiful Alpine region of Victoria’s High Country. Spend a couple of nights or more in one of the Myrtleford accommodation in the area to absorb this fascinating region.
Lets look at some of the fun activities for you to enjoy when on your holidays in Myrtleford.
- Enjoy walking or cycling? Then take the Murray to Mountains Rail trail which is a 94km track from start to end. The track is bitumen sealed and suitable for cyclists and for walkers. The walk is suitable for all ages and is a super fun activity for the family.
- Your chance to explore The Great Alpine Road. The road is 308 kilometers from Wangaratta to Bairnsdale in the Gippsland. The road meander past mountains, valleys, rivers, forests and mountains. The vineyards on the way gives you an opportunity stop by if you need to stretch your arms and legs and may be to have a taste of the local food and wine. There are some spots which are ideal for fishing.
- Explore the Alpine National Park while you enjoy the wild flora and fauna, explore the cliffs and some of the highest peaks in the Alpine region.
- If you are a wine buff, make your way to the cellar doors. Taste some fine wine and enjoy a meal in one of the many restaurants.
- Make your way the by gone gold villages and soak in the history and traditions of those who lived during that bygone past.
- If you holiday during summer, you will be thrilled with the outdoor activities at your disposal. Horse riding, mountain biking, abseiling, gliding, kayaking, fishing and bushwalking are just a few. We are sure you will make a longer list of enjoyment when you are on your Myrtleford Victoria holidays.
Galle Sri Lanka – A Synopsis
Galle Sri Lanka – A Synopsis. The information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/rest-of-the-world/galle-sri-lanka-a-synopsis/
Galle Sri Lanka is a thriving beachside holiday destination in the southern coast of Sri Lanka about 3.5 hours drive south from capital Colombo by car if you are driving along the scenic Galle Road which fringes the coastline. The journey is slower by the scenery is well worth it. Now the southern highway is open and your journey will be much quicker if you take this option. You may not see the coast but the hinterland alongside the highway is equally beautiful and scenic.
Blessed with stunning beaches, the holiday makers have the option of many luxury resorts, and villas perched along the coastline of Galle. Stay in one of them and absorb the beauty of the stunning Galle beaches and the coastline. Your holidays in Sri Lanka are not complete without visiting the historic city of Galle. Have a look around the historic 17th century Dutch Fort which is a World Heritage site. When on holiday in Galle the attractions and things to do are endless. Below are just a few. We are positive you will build your own exciting list when holidaying in Galle.
Galle Sri Lanka is a thriving beachside holiday destination in the southern coast of Sri Lanka about 3.5 hours drive south from capital Colombo by car if you are driving along the scenic Galle Road which fringes the coastline. The journey is slower by the scenery is well worth it. Now the southern highway is open and your journey will be much quicker if you take this option. You may not see the coast but the hinterland alongside the highway is equally beautiful and scenic.
Blessed with stunning beaches, the holiday makers have the option of many luxury resorts, and villas perched along the coastline of Galle. Stay in one of them and absorb the beauty of the stunning Galle beaches and the coastline. Your holidays in Sri Lanka are not complete without visiting the historic city of Galle. Have a look around the historic 17th century Dutch Fort which is a World Heritage site. When on holiday in Galle the attractions and things to do are endless. Below are just a few. We are positive you will build your own exciting list when holidaying in Galle.
- Wander around the Galle Fort.
- Pay a visit to the galleries, art & craft and souvenir shops.
- Visit the museums.
- If you are cricketer or love the sport, have a look at the International stadium.
- Take a hot air balloon ride.
- Swim, surf or just lie on the beach, chill out and enjoy the sunset.
- Explore the area, enjoy the nature.
- Take a trip to the adjoining suburbs of Ahangama, Unawatuna and Koggala which are equally beautiful.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Fun in Maleny, Sunshine Coast Hinterland
Fun in Maleny, Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Information appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/queensland/fun-in-maleny-sunshine-coast-hinterland/
Though located in the hinterland of Sunshine Coast, the township of Maleny has it’s own ambiance. Galleries and collectable boutiques, antique shops, craft shops, classy restaurants, ice creameries as well as wineries are in the area for your enjoyment when on holiday. Yes, there is a variety of Maleny accommodation on offer when you are planning to holiday.
Love and enjoy bush walking? There are many tracks in the fascinating green hills, through rain forests which takes you past the scenic waterfalls. It is worth while noting the tracks are of different grade of difficulty. During your walks listen to and watch the birdlife enjoy the nature, flora and fauna this Sunshine Coast Hinterland area has to offer. If you are a walker seeking variety, Sunshine Coast Hinterland will not disappoint you. The variety range from mountain climbing to rainforest walks of different skill needs are there for you to try out.
The other attractions not to be missed during your Maleny holidays in the Sunshine Coast are;
Though located in the hinterland of Sunshine Coast, the township of Maleny has it’s own ambiance. Galleries and collectable boutiques, antique shops, craft shops, classy restaurants, ice creameries as well as wineries are in the area for your enjoyment when on holiday. Yes, there is a variety of Maleny accommodation on offer when you are planning to holiday.
Love and enjoy bush walking? There are many tracks in the fascinating green hills, through rain forests which takes you past the scenic waterfalls. It is worth while noting the tracks are of different grade of difficulty. During your walks listen to and watch the birdlife enjoy the nature, flora and fauna this Sunshine Coast Hinterland area has to offer. If you are a walker seeking variety, Sunshine Coast Hinterland will not disappoint you. The variety range from mountain climbing to rainforest walks of different skill needs are there for you to try out.
The other attractions not to be missed during your Maleny holidays in the Sunshine Coast are;
- Australia Zoo – 25 minute drive from Maleny where you could wonder around and spend any where in excess of 5 hours enjoying the wild life in the zoo.
- 35 minute drive will take you to Caloundra and Mooloolaba Surf Beaches
- The world-famous Eumundi markets and Noosa markets are 80 minutes drive from Maleny held on Wednesday and Saturday.
- Enjoy the Maleny markets held every Sunday.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Ever been on holiday to Victor Harbor Australia ?
Ever been on holiday to Victor Harbor Australia ? Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/south-australia/ever-been-on-holiday-to-victor-harbor-australia/
Victor Harbor Australia has it all. Amazing seascape, spectacular formations of landscape, stunning breaches, wildlife and to top it all the historic charm has turned Victor harbor to one of the most popular and sort after tourist destinations in South Australia.
Victor Harbor in South Australia is located 85km south of Adelaide in the heart of Fleurieu Peninsula and there is plenty of Victor Harbor accommodation for you to chose if planning a holiday. When on holiday in Victor Harbor, you must visit the wineries in McLaren Vale, Lanhorne Creek and Currency Creek. If you are someone who enjoys the nature and wilderness you have to explore the wilderness of Coorong and Kangaroo Island while you are based in Victor Harbor.
There is plenty to do while you are on holiday in the area, but check out below for some of the must do experiences while you are here.
Victor Harbor Australia has it all. Amazing seascape, spectacular formations of landscape, stunning breaches, wildlife and to top it all the historic charm has turned Victor harbor to one of the most popular and sort after tourist destinations in South Australia.
Victor Harbor in South Australia is located 85km south of Adelaide in the heart of Fleurieu Peninsula and there is plenty of Victor Harbor accommodation for you to chose if planning a holiday. When on holiday in Victor Harbor, you must visit the wineries in McLaren Vale, Lanhorne Creek and Currency Creek. If you are someone who enjoys the nature and wilderness you have to explore the wilderness of Coorong and Kangaroo Island while you are based in Victor Harbor.
There is plenty to do while you are on holiday in the area, but check out below for some of the must do experiences while you are here.
- Historic tram ride pulled by a Clydesdale horse across the causeway to Granite Island Nature Park. This has been running since (running since 1875). You will get the opportunity to visit several colonies of penguins, walk the Kaiki trail and watch seals.
- Between June and October you will enjoy the whales during their migration. If you need to learn more about these majestic mammals, you must visit the Whale Centre.
- If you want to see wildlife such as koalas, kangaroos and crocodiles and snakes in special enclosures and observe 400 other exhibits of wild creatures, you must visit Urimbirra Wildlife Park.
- Take a trip to Deep Creek and Talisker Conservation Parks to appreciate unspoilt bushland and the wild creatures such as seals basking in the sun and dolphins surfing in their natural habitat.
- Do you love walking? You will enjoy the walks on the sandy beaches of Victor Harbor. Popular walks are Heysen walking trail, the Nangawooka Flora Reserve, Hindmarsh River walks, and the Encounter Bikeway which extends from the Bluff to Goolwa.
- The sporting enthusiasts are not ignored. There are 5 championship public golf courses in the area and there are many lawn bowling, tennis, fishing and surfing opportunities for the sport lover.
- If you are looking for bit more adventure, try out the Greenhills Adventure Park which provides archery, go-karts, paddle boats and water slides.
- Visit to Victor Harbor is not complete without some insight to the indigenous culture and tradition in the area. Visit Granite Island, the Bluff (Rosetta Head) and Kent Reserve. These locations all hold great cultural significance to the indigenous local Ngarrindjeri people.
- Lover of Art ? Visit Waggon Road Gallery and the Ocean Street Art Gallery which are just two of the many beautiful galleries situated in SA.
- There are special events and festivals such as the Whale-Time Playtime Festival, the Rock and Roll Festival, the Tour Down Under, the Rotary Art Show and many other festivities held through the year. What are you waiting for? Come and holiday in Victor Harbor Adelaide and you enjoy everything offered by this paradise on earth. Looking for accommodation Victor Harbor? Check out Scenic Encounter B&B as well as Victor Harbor Caravan Park and other accommodation Victor Harbor including online booking (http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA) options offered to you to secure holiday accommodation in Victor Harbor.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Copacabana Beach in NSW Central Coast
Copacabana Beach in NSW Central Coast. Article first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/copacabana-beach-in-nsw-central-coast/
Copacabana Beach is not only a breachside paradise in the Central Coast of NSW, it is an amazing place for bushwalking, relax and view the scenic surroundings at scenic lookouts or hangout while enjoying the vibrant cafe culture. Copacabana offers variety of holiday accommodation including Copacabana holiday apartments and holiday homes for your vacation.
Bushwalkers could reach the National Park and reach the Winnie Bay Rock Platform or walk to the headland towards the Captain Cook Lookout. On the other hand you may enjoy a walk on the beach early morning or late afternoon. Enjoy the spectacular ocean views while you walk along the beach to the south until you reach the lagoon. The lagoon is an added holiday attraction to those who love kayaking and for those fishing enthusiasts.
Copacabana holidays will offer you that quiet, relaxed vacation you had been looking for but if you crave for some excitement and nightlife, the neighbouring beach suburbs Terrigal and Avoca are just 5 to 10 minutes drive from Copacabana Beach.
If you are looking for a spot for whale watching, then come along to Copacabana between April and August to be fascinated by watching the giant mammals migrating to warmer waters.
Copacabana is patronised by keen surfers who surf at Copa Point. If you are looking for a patrolled beach then Copacabana is ideal where the beach is patrolled during school holidays and most public holidays.
Other attractions of Copacabana as a holiday destination are;
Copacabana Beach is not only a breachside paradise in the Central Coast of NSW, it is an amazing place for bushwalking, relax and view the scenic surroundings at scenic lookouts or hangout while enjoying the vibrant cafe culture. Copacabana offers variety of holiday accommodation including Copacabana holiday apartments and holiday homes for your vacation.
Bushwalkers could reach the National Park and reach the Winnie Bay Rock Platform or walk to the headland towards the Captain Cook Lookout. On the other hand you may enjoy a walk on the beach early morning or late afternoon. Enjoy the spectacular ocean views while you walk along the beach to the south until you reach the lagoon. The lagoon is an added holiday attraction to those who love kayaking and for those fishing enthusiasts.
Copacabana holidays will offer you that quiet, relaxed vacation you had been looking for but if you crave for some excitement and nightlife, the neighbouring beach suburbs Terrigal and Avoca are just 5 to 10 minutes drive from Copacabana Beach.
If you are looking for a spot for whale watching, then come along to Copacabana between April and August to be fascinated by watching the giant mammals migrating to warmer waters.
Copacabana is patronised by keen surfers who surf at Copa Point. If you are looking for a patrolled beach then Copacabana is ideal where the beach is patrolled during school holidays and most public holidays.
Other attractions of Copacabana as a holiday destination are;
- Copacabana Beach is not crowded with high-rise or motels/hotels.
- Large shopping centre at Erina Fair including ice skating rink, movie cinemas, library, restaurants etc. for you to enjoy specially on family holidays with kids.
- Bouddhi National Park which is just minutes away offers additional bushwalking and wildlife experiences for nature enthusiasts.
- Tennis courts are available for hire.
- 18 Hole Golf Course at Terrigal Country Memorial Club.
- Australian Reptile Park & Wildlife Sanctuary both at Somersby close to Copacabana.
Surf Holidays in Mollymook
Surf Holidays in Mollymook. Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/surf-holidays-in-mollymook/
Many flock to Mollymook during all times of the year due to its popularity as an enjoyable surf beach. Looking for Surf holidays? Why not come along to this beach side paradise on your vacation? Mollymook Beach is just 2.5 to 3 hrs south of Sydney (depending whether you travel from the north or south of Sydney). There are plenty of holiday accommodation in Mollymook NSW to fit your budget starting from luxury accommodation in waterfront locations down to budget accommodation in a Mollymook caravan park.
If you come along to Mollymook beach during the migration season you will be thrilled watching whales migrating and almost every day of the year you will enjoy dolphins surf the waves. Is there a better way to enjoy your holiday by the beach?
If you are a surfer, you could enjoy your favourite sport when the surf swell is up on the famous Mollymook Golf Course Reef or may be just lie on the beach or the green adjacent to the beach to watch the surf boarders try their skills on the surf.
When the sea and the waves are subdued, you can enjoy snorkeling around the reef or may be try your luck in fishing from the beach or on the rocks (be mindful of the occasional large wave) or enjoy some relaxed swimming at Mollymook Beach or at the Mollymook Bogey Hole close to the 9 hole golf course.
When looking for Mollymook holiday rentals or a holiday house in Mollymook for your vacation, check out the popular holiday homes in Mollymook – Ocean Mirage and Breeze in Mollymook.
Many flock to Mollymook during all times of the year due to its popularity as an enjoyable surf beach. Looking for Surf holidays? Why not come along to this beach side paradise on your vacation? Mollymook Beach is just 2.5 to 3 hrs south of Sydney (depending whether you travel from the north or south of Sydney). There are plenty of holiday accommodation in Mollymook NSW to fit your budget starting from luxury accommodation in waterfront locations down to budget accommodation in a Mollymook caravan park.
If you come along to Mollymook beach during the migration season you will be thrilled watching whales migrating and almost every day of the year you will enjoy dolphins surf the waves. Is there a better way to enjoy your holiday by the beach?
If you are a surfer, you could enjoy your favourite sport when the surf swell is up on the famous Mollymook Golf Course Reef or may be just lie on the beach or the green adjacent to the beach to watch the surf boarders try their skills on the surf.
When the sea and the waves are subdued, you can enjoy snorkeling around the reef or may be try your luck in fishing from the beach or on the rocks (be mindful of the occasional large wave) or enjoy some relaxed swimming at Mollymook Beach or at the Mollymook Bogey Hole close to the 9 hole golf course.
When looking for Mollymook holiday rentals or a holiday house in Mollymook for your vacation, check out the popular holiday homes in Mollymook – Ocean Mirage and Breeze in Mollymook.
4wd Beach Driving, in Great Lakes Australia
4wd Beach Driving, in Great Lakes Australia. The information appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/4wd-beach-driving-in-great-lakes-australia/
Four wheel driving ( 4 WD) on beaches is a popular recreational activity in Australia and the Great Lakes and Greater Taree areas offer several beaches for you to enjoy this recreational sport. However you are not allowed to take your vehicle on the beach without a permit. Beach Vehicle Permits are available from various locations throughout the regions.
Drive on beaches with a permit in the Great Lakes area (published on the Great Lakes council website as at 15th July 2013) with 4wd beach access;
Tuncurry Beach – Access end of Beach Street Tuncurry or Hallidays Point Bowling Club
Length: 11.5 kms
0.2 km north corner closed to all vehicles
0.8 kms south end closed to all vehicles
Remainder 10.5 kms restricted to permit
Sandbar Beach – Access near shop at Sandbar Caravan Park
Length: 2.8 kms
1.2 kms north end of access point closed to all vehicles. Southern end open to permit holders all year
Seal Rocks Boat Beach – Access centre of beach
Length: 0.4 kms
Open to boat launching vehicles only – trailers must be attached to the vehicle
ALL other vehicles prohibited. Open to Pro Fish when beach hauling
Seal Rocks Number One Beach – Access eastern end
Length: 1.1 kms
Professional Fisher vehicles approved for beach hauling only (permit required)
ALL other vehicles prohibited
Hawks Nest Bennetts Beach – Access opposite Jimmy’s Beach Caravan Park OR near Hawks Nest Golf Club
Length: 6.5 kms
3.7 kms northern access
1.7 kms southern access
Access Points
North of surf club – access point near Hawks Nest Golf Club – open to permit holders
South of surf club – access opposite Jimmy’s Beach Caravan Park – only open to holders of
restricted permits
1.1 km adjacent to Surf Club,
Jimmy’s Beach – Access end of Tuloa Street locked gate
Length: 3.9 km
Open to professional fisherman only when activity engaged in fishing
ALL other vehicles prohibited
Jimmy’s Beach is defined from Barnes Rock (south end of The Boulevard) to 1 km from Jimmy’s Beach Caravan Park in an east direction
National Parks Beaches
For the most up-to-date information about driving a vehicle on National Parks and Wildlife Service’s beaches contact Great Lakes, Booti Office on 6591 0300 or Regional Office on 4984 8200
If you are planning to holiday in the Great Lakes area either in Smiths Lake, Myall lakes, Forster or Pacific Palms, you will be able to secure several holiday accommodation for your 4wd holidays Australia in the Great lakes region. Check out Smiths Lakes accommodation or Myall Lakes accommodation for your 4wd vacation in Great Lakes. There is also the online reservation option of your holiday accommodation on http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
Four wheel driving ( 4 WD) on beaches is a popular recreational activity in Australia and the Great Lakes and Greater Taree areas offer several beaches for you to enjoy this recreational sport. However you are not allowed to take your vehicle on the beach without a permit. Beach Vehicle Permits are available from various locations throughout the regions.
Drive on beaches with a permit in the Great Lakes area (published on the Great Lakes council website as at 15th July 2013) with 4wd beach access;
Tuncurry Beach – Access end of Beach Street Tuncurry or Hallidays Point Bowling Club
Length: 11.5 kms
0.2 km north corner closed to all vehicles
0.8 kms south end closed to all vehicles
Remainder 10.5 kms restricted to permit
Sandbar Beach – Access near shop at Sandbar Caravan Park
Length: 2.8 kms
1.2 kms north end of access point closed to all vehicles. Southern end open to permit holders all year
Seal Rocks Boat Beach – Access centre of beach
Length: 0.4 kms
Open to boat launching vehicles only – trailers must be attached to the vehicle
ALL other vehicles prohibited. Open to Pro Fish when beach hauling
Seal Rocks Number One Beach – Access eastern end
Length: 1.1 kms
Professional Fisher vehicles approved for beach hauling only (permit required)
ALL other vehicles prohibited
Hawks Nest Bennetts Beach – Access opposite Jimmy’s Beach Caravan Park OR near Hawks Nest Golf Club
Length: 6.5 kms
3.7 kms northern access
1.7 kms southern access
Access Points
North of surf club – access point near Hawks Nest Golf Club – open to permit holders
South of surf club – access opposite Jimmy’s Beach Caravan Park – only open to holders of
restricted permits
1.1 km adjacent to Surf Club,
Jimmy’s Beach – Access end of Tuloa Street locked gate
Length: 3.9 km
Open to professional fisherman only when activity engaged in fishing
ALL other vehicles prohibited
Jimmy’s Beach is defined from Barnes Rock (south end of The Boulevard) to 1 km from Jimmy’s Beach Caravan Park in an east direction
National Parks Beaches
For the most up-to-date information about driving a vehicle on National Parks and Wildlife Service’s beaches contact Great Lakes, Booti Office on 6591 0300 or Regional Office on 4984 8200
If you are planning to holiday in the Great Lakes area either in Smiths Lake, Myall lakes, Forster or Pacific Palms, you will be able to secure several holiday accommodation for your 4wd holidays Australia in the Great lakes region. Check out Smiths Lakes accommodation or Myall Lakes accommodation for your 4wd vacation in Great Lakes. There is also the online reservation option of your holiday accommodation on http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Stanthorpe Queensland for your next holiday in the Granite Belt
Stanthorpe Queensland for your next holiday in the Granite Belt. Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/queensland/stanthorpe-queensland-for-your-next-holiday-in-the-granite-belt/
Stanthorpe Queensland is in the Granite Belt of Queensland and is famous for the Granite Belt’s premier wineries. The visitors to Stanthorpe enjoy the added attraction of exploring the Girraween National Park and the Sundown national Park. Holiday in the area will give you the pleasure of not only tasting the premier wines in the region but also the taste of yummy food produced from freshly harvested local produce.
If travelling from Sydney, access to Stanthorpe by road is via New England Highway, between Sydney and Brisbane. You will take the journey through Hunter Valley, Tamworth and Armidale. From Brisbane you will take the Cunningham Highway travelling west through Ipswich, Aratula and climb the Great Dividing Range through the scenic Cunningham’s Gap. You will then travel through rainforest and a few farmland of the Southern Downs to the historical town of Warwick before arriving at Stanthorpe.
When you are planning your holiday we will recommend Vineyard Cottages & Cafe as your Stanthorpe accommodation cottages for your Stanthorpe holidays. Vineyard Cottages are located on your left on the northern outskirts of the village of Ballandean, 15 km north of Wallangarra. There is a variety of other Stanthorpe accommodation QLD in Southern Downs area of Queensland for you to stay while on holiday.
If you are eager to book your accommodation online in Southern Downs QLD, follow the link http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA select state Queensland and Southern Downs as the region.
You could also arrive by Plane to Stanthorpe:
Commercial airports: Toowoomba, Glen Innes
Nearest airfield: Stanthorpe
Or arrive by coach to Stanthorpe:
from: Brisbane to Stanthorpe,
Sydney to Stanthorpe
Stanthorpe Queensland is in the Granite Belt of Queensland and is famous for the Granite Belt’s premier wineries. The visitors to Stanthorpe enjoy the added attraction of exploring the Girraween National Park and the Sundown national Park. Holiday in the area will give you the pleasure of not only tasting the premier wines in the region but also the taste of yummy food produced from freshly harvested local produce.
If travelling from Sydney, access to Stanthorpe by road is via New England Highway, between Sydney and Brisbane. You will take the journey through Hunter Valley, Tamworth and Armidale. From Brisbane you will take the Cunningham Highway travelling west through Ipswich, Aratula and climb the Great Dividing Range through the scenic Cunningham’s Gap. You will then travel through rainforest and a few farmland of the Southern Downs to the historical town of Warwick before arriving at Stanthorpe.
When you are planning your holiday we will recommend Vineyard Cottages & Cafe as your Stanthorpe accommodation cottages for your Stanthorpe holidays. Vineyard Cottages are located on your left on the northern outskirts of the village of Ballandean, 15 km north of Wallangarra. There is a variety of other Stanthorpe accommodation QLD in Southern Downs area of Queensland for you to stay while on holiday.
If you are eager to book your accommodation online in Southern Downs QLD, follow the link http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA select state Queensland and Southern Downs as the region.
You could also arrive by Plane to Stanthorpe:
Commercial airports: Toowoomba, Glen Innes
Nearest airfield: Stanthorpe
Or arrive by coach to Stanthorpe:
from: Brisbane to Stanthorpe,
Sydney to Stanthorpe
Sri Lankan Beaches
Sri Lankan Beaches. Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/sri-lanka-holidays/sri-lankan-beaches/
Most tourists visiting the exotic island paradise Sri Lanka keep coming back for more year after year. The ancient history, culture, rich heritage and apart from being world famous for tea, rubber, coconut and spice plantations, the stunning beaches which frill the small island is a water sport enthusiasts paradise. Whether you fancy a swim in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, planning to surf, water ski, planning to explore and enjoy the marine life or just fancy lying around in the beach sun bathing, the Sri Lanka beach holiday will be nothing but a memorable experience.
Whether you are planning to venture on your own or you are couple planning a getaway to celebrate that memorable occasion or planning a family holiday for a couple of weeks by Sri Lanka beaches, a holiday in this tiny island would be the ideal break for you.
While the Sri Lanka resorts are scattered all along the coastline, some of the popular beach suburbs down south are in Bentota Sri Lanka, Unawatuna and beach resorts in Galle Sri Lanka.
Visit us at LankaHols associated site of OzeHols for your beach holiday resorts near Galle.
Most tourists visiting the exotic island paradise Sri Lanka keep coming back for more year after year. The ancient history, culture, rich heritage and apart from being world famous for tea, rubber, coconut and spice plantations, the stunning beaches which frill the small island is a water sport enthusiasts paradise. Whether you fancy a swim in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, planning to surf, water ski, planning to explore and enjoy the marine life or just fancy lying around in the beach sun bathing, the Sri Lanka beach holiday will be nothing but a memorable experience.
Whether you are planning to venture on your own or you are couple planning a getaway to celebrate that memorable occasion or planning a family holiday for a couple of weeks by Sri Lanka beaches, a holiday in this tiny island would be the ideal break for you.
While the Sri Lanka resorts are scattered all along the coastline, some of the popular beach suburbs down south are in Bentota Sri Lanka, Unawatuna and beach resorts in Galle Sri Lanka.
Visit us at LankaHols associated site of OzeHols for your beach holiday resorts near Galle.
Luxury Holiday Rentals
Luxury Holiday Rentals. Information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/luxury-holiday-rentals/
You will definitely agree there isn’t anyone who will turn down a luxury holiday. Don’t you think we all deserve a luxury holiday or two during our existence? If your luxury holiday destination happens to be Australia, there are numerous luxury holiday cottages and luxury holiday homes on offer in every state of this amazing island. You will feel extra special when you celebrate a special event or a milestone event of your life in one of the luxury holiday accommodation options offered in one of the beautiful destinations in Australia.
Most luxury holiday rentals offer you the option of sending an enquiry where the property owner will quote you a price based on availability. However if you are the type of luxury traveller who prefers to secure a booking straight away via an online reservation, then try the online booking option via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA you need to select the state, region, dates and number of guests before you search for availability. Rest is easy. Just check the prices and the luxuries on offer before making the booking.
What are you waiting for? Visit down under on a memorable luxury holiday while you stay in a luxury accommodation in NSW or a luxury accommodation in Victoria or where ever you fancy in one of the spectacular holiday destinations such as Margaret River region, Barossa wine region or may be in Airlie Beach in Whitsundays.
You will definitely agree there isn’t anyone who will turn down a luxury holiday. Don’t you think we all deserve a luxury holiday or two during our existence? If your luxury holiday destination happens to be Australia, there are numerous luxury holiday cottages and luxury holiday homes on offer in every state of this amazing island. You will feel extra special when you celebrate a special event or a milestone event of your life in one of the luxury holiday accommodation options offered in one of the beautiful destinations in Australia.
Most luxury holiday rentals offer you the option of sending an enquiry where the property owner will quote you a price based on availability. However if you are the type of luxury traveller who prefers to secure a booking straight away via an online reservation, then try the online booking option via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA you need to select the state, region, dates and number of guests before you search for availability. Rest is easy. Just check the prices and the luxuries on offer before making the booking.
What are you waiting for? Visit down under on a memorable luxury holiday while you stay in a luxury accommodation in NSW or a luxury accommodation in Victoria or where ever you fancy in one of the spectacular holiday destinations such as Margaret River region, Barossa wine region or may be in Airlie Beach in Whitsundays.
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Budget Holidays
The information first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/budget-holidays/
If you are looking for a holiday on a tight budget, the off season holiday deals are the best option. Most property managers would prefer to keep the place at a higher occupancy during the autumn and winter months by offering attractive specials and deals which is ideal for those looking for a budget holiday or a budget beach holiday. Obviously during autumn and winter the water will be too cold to swim without a wet suite. However, if you are a surfer, loves fishing, boating or kayaking, the time of the year will not really matter. You are sure to strike a bargain.
Anyone looking for a beach holiday on a budget, autumn, winter and avoiding public holidays and avoiding school holidays will be a very smart idea. In Australia May to end of August are months ideal for budget travel. If holiday homes are still out of reach. look for backpacker accommodation, hostels, holiday park or a caravan park for your budget travel holidays.
For suitable budget holiday accommodation in Australia try the online holiday booking option via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
The Mollymook holiday houses Breeze in Mollymook and Ocean Mirage also offer attractive off season discounts. If you idea is a budget beach holiday north of Sydney try Amaroo on the Waterfront, the Smiths Lake accommodation and Lighthouse, the Copacabana holiday home in the Central Coast.
If you are looking for a holiday on a tight budget, the off season holiday deals are the best option. Most property managers would prefer to keep the place at a higher occupancy during the autumn and winter months by offering attractive specials and deals which is ideal for those looking for a budget holiday or a budget beach holiday. Obviously during autumn and winter the water will be too cold to swim without a wet suite. However, if you are a surfer, loves fishing, boating or kayaking, the time of the year will not really matter. You are sure to strike a bargain.
Anyone looking for a beach holiday on a budget, autumn, winter and avoiding public holidays and avoiding school holidays will be a very smart idea. In Australia May to end of August are months ideal for budget travel. If holiday homes are still out of reach. look for backpacker accommodation, hostels, holiday park or a caravan park for your budget travel holidays.
For suitable budget holiday accommodation in Australia try the online holiday booking option via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
The Mollymook holiday houses Breeze in Mollymook and Ocean Mirage also offer attractive off season discounts. If you idea is a budget beach holiday north of Sydney try Amaroo on the Waterfront, the Smiths Lake accommodation and Lighthouse, the Copacabana holiday home in the Central Coast.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Been to Illawarra NSW?
Article first appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/accommodation-illawarra-nsw/
The Illawarra is well known for its beautiful coastline suburbs which meander along the Princess highway running the whole length of Illawarra Coastline. Aboroginal meaning of Illawarra is said to be “high and pleasant place by the sea” and it is so true. Stretching from south Sydney to Wollongong and beyond, the Illawarra coast has the Southern Highlands as its western border. Beautiful surf beaches stretch along the Illawarra coast. Scattered are beautiful inlets, lakes and waterfalls. The region is famous for various adrenaline-inducing water sporting activities as well as its picturesque wild flowers and fauna in all the national reserves of the Illawarra Coastal region. When travelling from Sydney on approach to Wollongong you simply cannot afford to drive-by the spectacular lookouts dispersed along this region and high grounds the panoramic views of the ocean is simply magnificent.
The main towns of the area are located along the coastline. They are Stanwell Park to Wollongong, then the towns of Shellharbour, Kiama and Gerringong to Gerroa. When visiting the Illawarra you have to visit the famous “Blow Hole” in Kiama. This spectacular display of Mother Nature’s breathtaking power and beauty will last in your memory forever.
The beautiful beaches, the mouth watering cafes, restaurants and cosy accommodation in the Illawarra region will make your visit not only memorable, but enjoyable.
If looking for a place to stay in Illawarra or the south coast of NSW try some of the online bookable holiday accommodation via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
Follow the links for accommodation in Wollongong and Kiama accommodation if you prefer to enquire and obtain a quote from the property owner.
If you are planning to venture further south and explore the Shoalhaven region, there are two popular accommodation Mollymook beach for you to be based to explore the region. Check out Breeze in Mollymook and Ocean Mirage.
The Illawarra is well known for its beautiful coastline suburbs which meander along the Princess highway running the whole length of Illawarra Coastline. Aboroginal meaning of Illawarra is said to be “high and pleasant place by the sea” and it is so true. Stretching from south Sydney to Wollongong and beyond, the Illawarra coast has the Southern Highlands as its western border. Beautiful surf beaches stretch along the Illawarra coast. Scattered are beautiful inlets, lakes and waterfalls. The region is famous for various adrenaline-inducing water sporting activities as well as its picturesque wild flowers and fauna in all the national reserves of the Illawarra Coastal region. When travelling from Sydney on approach to Wollongong you simply cannot afford to drive-by the spectacular lookouts dispersed along this region and high grounds the panoramic views of the ocean is simply magnificent.
The main towns of the area are located along the coastline. They are Stanwell Park to Wollongong, then the towns of Shellharbour, Kiama and Gerringong to Gerroa. When visiting the Illawarra you have to visit the famous “Blow Hole” in Kiama. This spectacular display of Mother Nature’s breathtaking power and beauty will last in your memory forever.
The beautiful beaches, the mouth watering cafes, restaurants and cosy accommodation in the Illawarra region will make your visit not only memorable, but enjoyable.
If looking for a place to stay in Illawarra or the south coast of NSW try some of the online bookable holiday accommodation via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
Follow the links for accommodation in Wollongong and Kiama accommodation if you prefer to enquire and obtain a quote from the property owner.
If you are planning to venture further south and explore the Shoalhaven region, there are two popular accommodation Mollymook beach for you to be based to explore the region. Check out Breeze in Mollymook and Ocean Mirage.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Australian Open Of Surfing Comes To Manly
The information first appeared in http://comms.dnsw.com.au.
NSW Treasurer and Member for Manly Mike Baird has put the Australian Open of Surfing back on the NSW major events calendar, officially launching its return to Manly Beach from February 8 – 16, 2014.
“The NSW Government is proud to be a partner in bringing this global event, the Australian Open of Surfing presented by Hurley and IMG, back to Manly for the next two years,” he said.
“It was always a dream to bring a world surfing title back to Manly – the birthplace of Australian surfing – and last year’s event was a success for locals, visitors and audiences across the world.
“This event brings the best of surf, skate and music to our city, embracing youth culture and promoting the unique energy of Manly’s outdoor lifestyle.”
It is a six-star ASP tour event and the first major contest of the 2013 ASP season in Australia for men and women.
“I’m looking forward to a week of inspiring surfing, skating, live music and a festival atmosphere, with Manly at its best,” Mr Baird said.
Minister for Tourism and Major Events, George Souris, said hosting the event in Manly will generate a boost for the NSW tourism industry. In February 2012, the event was a resounding success, attracting crowds of more than 166,000 people to Manly Beach.
“In 2014, the event is expected to attract an audience of in excess of 175,000,” Mr Souris said.
Destination NSW CEO Sandra Chipchase said, “Partnering with global brand Hurley has allowed us to look far beyond the traditional boundaries of a surfing event to create a significant visitor experience in Manly.
“We are leveraging the event to the benefit of NSW by developing travel packages and promoting the event to key markets, notably the West Coast of the USA and New Zealand.
“We thank Manly Council for its support and we look forward to working in partnership with them and other partners to continue to make this event a global success.”
Chairman and Founder of Hurley, Bob Hurley said, “Hurley is honoured to partner with IMG and Destination NSW to create another ground-breaking event at the iconic Manly Beach.”
The Australian Open of Surfing is inspired by the US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach.
For more information please visit: australianopenofsurfing.com/
If looking for accommodation Manly Sydney including Manly Beach accommodation and Manly apartments there are plenty for you to select from. Online Reservation will be the easy option via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
NSW Treasurer and Member for Manly Mike Baird has put the Australian Open of Surfing back on the NSW major events calendar, officially launching its return to Manly Beach from February 8 – 16, 2014.
“The NSW Government is proud to be a partner in bringing this global event, the Australian Open of Surfing presented by Hurley and IMG, back to Manly for the next two years,” he said.
“It was always a dream to bring a world surfing title back to Manly – the birthplace of Australian surfing – and last year’s event was a success for locals, visitors and audiences across the world.
“This event brings the best of surf, skate and music to our city, embracing youth culture and promoting the unique energy of Manly’s outdoor lifestyle.”
It is a six-star ASP tour event and the first major contest of the 2013 ASP season in Australia for men and women.
“I’m looking forward to a week of inspiring surfing, skating, live music and a festival atmosphere, with Manly at its best,” Mr Baird said.
Minister for Tourism and Major Events, George Souris, said hosting the event in Manly will generate a boost for the NSW tourism industry. In February 2012, the event was a resounding success, attracting crowds of more than 166,000 people to Manly Beach.
“In 2014, the event is expected to attract an audience of in excess of 175,000,” Mr Souris said.
Destination NSW CEO Sandra Chipchase said, “Partnering with global brand Hurley has allowed us to look far beyond the traditional boundaries of a surfing event to create a significant visitor experience in Manly.
“We are leveraging the event to the benefit of NSW by developing travel packages and promoting the event to key markets, notably the West Coast of the USA and New Zealand.
“We thank Manly Council for its support and we look forward to working in partnership with them and other partners to continue to make this event a global success.”
Chairman and Founder of Hurley, Bob Hurley said, “Hurley is honoured to partner with IMG and Destination NSW to create another ground-breaking event at the iconic Manly Beach.”
The Australian Open of Surfing is inspired by the US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach.
For more information please visit: australianopenofsurfing.com/
If looking for accommodation Manly Sydney including Manly Beach accommodation and Manly apartments there are plenty for you to select from. Online Reservation will be the easy option via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA
Sydney Marathon
This information first appeared in http://comms.dnsw.com.au/
Destination NSW, Sandra Chipchase, has announced The Sydney Marathon, to be
held on Sunday 22 September, will be broadcast live for the first time around the world.
“This is the first time in 23 years a domestic marathon will be broadcast live on free-to-air
television,” Ms Chipchase said.
“The Sydney Marathon will be broadcast live on Network Ten and will be also broadcast
by EuroSport Asia to 16 countries, showcasing Sydney and NSW into some of our key tourism markets.”
“Thanks to the support of the NSW Government, and the strategic partnership between
Destination NSW (the NSW Government’s tourism and major events agency) and The
Sydney Running Festival, this broadcast will truly position the Sydney Marathon as a
major international event alongside Boston, New York and London,” Ms Chipchase said.
More than 35,000 entrants are expected to take part in The Blackmores Sydney Running
Festival, which consists of four events, The Sydney Marathon, Half Marathon, The Family
Fun Run/Walk and Bridge Run.
“Whether you plan to walk, run or cheer on the participants, it provides a great day out
with family and friends and the rare chance to cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge, traffic free,” Ms Chipchase said.
“The Sydney Running Festival is one of the world’s most scenic running events, taking in
some of Sydney’s most spectacular and historic landmarks.”
“Sydney’s iconic landmarks including Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House,
Royal Botanic Gardens, Darling Harbour and The Rocks, will all be on display,” Ms Chipchase said.
“Spring time is a beautiful time of the year in Sydney and I encourage all those planning
to visit Sydney for The Sydney Running Festival to come for the weekend and explore all
that this great city has to offer.”
“As Sydney is the gateway to regional NSW it provides a great opportunity for thousands
of athletes, officials and spectators from interstate to go further afield and explore the
great attractions of regional NSW,” Ms Chipchase said.
For more information on The Blackmores Sydney Running Festival, please visit,
sydneyrunningfestival.com.au
If you are planning to be in Sydney and looking for accommodation in Sydney including Sydney Hotel accommodation , Sydney Harbour accommodation as well as Sydney apartments, you will be able to make an online reservation via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA select state New South Wales and region Sydney for your search.
Destination NSW, Sandra Chipchase, has announced The Sydney Marathon, to be
held on Sunday 22 September, will be broadcast live for the first time around the world.
“This is the first time in 23 years a domestic marathon will be broadcast live on free-to-air
television,” Ms Chipchase said.
“The Sydney Marathon will be broadcast live on Network Ten and will be also broadcast
by EuroSport Asia to 16 countries, showcasing Sydney and NSW into some of our key tourism markets.”
“Thanks to the support of the NSW Government, and the strategic partnership between
Destination NSW (the NSW Government’s tourism and major events agency) and The
Sydney Running Festival, this broadcast will truly position the Sydney Marathon as a
major international event alongside Boston, New York and London,” Ms Chipchase said.
More than 35,000 entrants are expected to take part in The Blackmores Sydney Running
Festival, which consists of four events, The Sydney Marathon, Half Marathon, The Family
Fun Run/Walk and Bridge Run.
“Whether you plan to walk, run or cheer on the participants, it provides a great day out
with family and friends and the rare chance to cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge, traffic free,” Ms Chipchase said.
“The Sydney Running Festival is one of the world’s most scenic running events, taking in
some of Sydney’s most spectacular and historic landmarks.”
“Sydney’s iconic landmarks including Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House,
Royal Botanic Gardens, Darling Harbour and The Rocks, will all be on display,” Ms Chipchase said.
“Spring time is a beautiful time of the year in Sydney and I encourage all those planning
to visit Sydney for The Sydney Running Festival to come for the weekend and explore all
that this great city has to offer.”
“As Sydney is the gateway to regional NSW it provides a great opportunity for thousands
of athletes, officials and spectators from interstate to go further afield and explore the
great attractions of regional NSW,” Ms Chipchase said.
For more information on The Blackmores Sydney Running Festival, please visit,
sydneyrunningfestival.com.au
If you are planning to be in Sydney and looking for accommodation in Sydney including Sydney Hotel accommodation , Sydney Harbour accommodation as well as Sydney apartments, you will be able to make an online reservation via http://www.OzeHols.com.au/Holiday-Accommodation/BookOnLine/TXA select state New South Wales and region Sydney for your search.
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Shoalhaven Heads Seafood & Fresh Produce Fair
This information first appeared in shoalhavenholidays.com.au/events.
The “Seafood and Fresh Produce Fair” is held every Saturday.
Fresh local produce including: Seafood – prawns, fish freshly caught, fruit & vegetables, fresh bread – sourdough bakery, cakes, pies, tarts, jams, sauces and honey, olives, olive oil, sundried tomatoes, free range eggs, fresh flowers. The Hotel restaurant is open for breakfast and coffee.
Venue: Heads Hotel, 51 River Road Shoalhaven Heads.
If planning to holiday in the Shoalhaven area, try Mollymook holiday rentals or Shoalhaven Heads accommodation including Shoalhaven holiday accommodation where you could base yourself to explore the beautiful Shoalhaven region. You could also try popular holiday accommodation Breeze in Mollymook and Ocean Mirage.
The “Seafood and Fresh Produce Fair” is held every Saturday.
Fresh local produce including: Seafood – prawns, fish freshly caught, fruit & vegetables, fresh bread – sourdough bakery, cakes, pies, tarts, jams, sauces and honey, olives, olive oil, sundried tomatoes, free range eggs, fresh flowers. The Hotel restaurant is open for breakfast and coffee.
Venue: Heads Hotel, 51 River Road Shoalhaven Heads.
If planning to holiday in the Shoalhaven area, try Mollymook holiday rentals or Shoalhaven Heads accommodation including Shoalhaven holiday accommodation where you could base yourself to explore the beautiful Shoalhaven region. You could also try popular holiday accommodation Breeze in Mollymook and Ocean Mirage.
Hunter Valley Holidays
Hunter Valley Holidays. The information published in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/hunter-valley-holidays/
About 160km or circa 2hrs north of Sydney is the region known as the Hunter region of New South Wales and famous for many varieties of quality wine labels produced in Australia. Some visit the region on a day trip, but certainly not advisable if you plan to wine taste and plan on driving back. The region offers some of the most cosy and beautiful Hunter Valley accommodation to suit your lifestyle. Most of the wineries are open to the public daily and tours of the wineries and wine tasting can be arranged by contacting the wineries direct. Hunter is known to be Australia’s oldest commercial wine producing area, beginning wine production as early as the 1830s.
The Hunter region has a vibrant food culture to compliment the beautiful wines of the region. A vast variety of tasty cheeses, smokehouse goods, handmade chocolates (even chocolate tasting) will pleasure your taste buds. The Hunter region is abundant with beautiful cafes and restaurants which offer a variety of sumptuous menus for your enjoyment. We recommend you a 2-3 day visit which is well worth it to explore the area, visit the wineries, and most importantly to taste some good food and quality wines. The region is famous for producing the world’s best Semillon and Australia’s best shiraz. More than 100 wineries and cellar doors are spread out through the Hunter Valley region for you to explore if the time permits.
Apart from all the irresistible food and wine, you will also find plenty of other activities to keep you entertained while you are in the Hunter region. You can undertake organised or self explored treks and tours, visit the beautiful art galleries, play a game of golf or get pampered at one of the beautiful spas in the region. If you visit during the summer holidays close to Christmas, there are plenty of events to keep the whole family entertained. Your visit and holidays in the Hunter region will be an unforgettable experience. Check out accommodation Hunter Valley NSW when you plan your Hunter Valley holidays.
About 160km or circa 2hrs north of Sydney is the region known as the Hunter region of New South Wales and famous for many varieties of quality wine labels produced in Australia. Some visit the region on a day trip, but certainly not advisable if you plan to wine taste and plan on driving back. The region offers some of the most cosy and beautiful Hunter Valley accommodation to suit your lifestyle. Most of the wineries are open to the public daily and tours of the wineries and wine tasting can be arranged by contacting the wineries direct. Hunter is known to be Australia’s oldest commercial wine producing area, beginning wine production as early as the 1830s.
The Hunter region has a vibrant food culture to compliment the beautiful wines of the region. A vast variety of tasty cheeses, smokehouse goods, handmade chocolates (even chocolate tasting) will pleasure your taste buds. The Hunter region is abundant with beautiful cafes and restaurants which offer a variety of sumptuous menus for your enjoyment. We recommend you a 2-3 day visit which is well worth it to explore the area, visit the wineries, and most importantly to taste some good food and quality wines. The region is famous for producing the world’s best Semillon and Australia’s best shiraz. More than 100 wineries and cellar doors are spread out through the Hunter Valley region for you to explore if the time permits.
Apart from all the irresistible food and wine, you will also find plenty of other activities to keep you entertained while you are in the Hunter region. You can undertake organised or self explored treks and tours, visit the beautiful art galleries, play a game of golf or get pampered at one of the beautiful spas in the region. If you visit during the summer holidays close to Christmas, there are plenty of events to keep the whole family entertained. Your visit and holidays in the Hunter region will be an unforgettable experience. Check out accommodation Hunter Valley NSW when you plan your Hunter Valley holidays.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Explorer Country Holidays in Central West NSW
Explorer Country Holidays in Central West NSW. Information appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/explorer-country-holidays-in-central-west-nsw/
When you travel west of the Blue Mountains you reach this rural heartland of NSW known as the Explorer Country. This agriculturally rich region also offers travellers a rich bush experience. It is known that early European explorers crossed the Great Dividing Range to discover the Explorer country region. With a significant agricultural tradition this area is an integral part of the meat-producing centre of Australia and. there are an abundance of farms producing wool, citrus fruit and canola. The yellow covered fields of canola farms are a beautiful spectacle when you travel to this region. If you enjoy a nice glass of wine, then Cowra, Orange and Mudgee are all major wine growing areas.
Most of the accommodation in Explorer country can be found at farm stays which in most cases could be sheep and cattle stations. Your farm stay will offer stunning views of the landscape in the region while allowing you a genuine experience of this farming lifestyle in the west of NSW.
If you stay in one of the accommodation Dubbo NSW including a Dubbo holiday park, you will be very central to the attractions in Dubbo.
Dubbo, Parkes, Orange and Bathurst are regional cities you must explore. The young and old will both love and enjoy a visit to Dubbo’s Western Plains Zoo, an enormous zoo emulating the natural habitats of many of its residents which can be explored on foot or by bicycle. In the heart of Dubbo is another attraction which is the well-preserved prison, Dubbo Gaol.
While in Explorer Country, you are able to enjoy the night sky in all its uninterrupted glory. The whole family should go on an evening adventure to either of the observatories in Coonabarabran and Gilgandra, where you can view the rings of Saturn and the moon’s craters through state-of-the-art telescopes. There is a spot in Dubbo close to the zoo which you can enjoy this experience if travelling to Coonabarabran and Gilgandra are not in your agenda. The visit to the giant telescope at Parkes is a must. Learn all about landing on the moon and experience your own space flight to Mars.
Explorer Country will give you a love of rural farm life. You cannot pass spending a few nights on a farm holiday to discover and enjoy the spirit of rural farming life.
You could also consider making your base in one of the Parkes NSW accommodation, accommodation in Orange or Bathurst accommodation and exploring the west of NSW. It will be an amazing experience.
When you travel west of the Blue Mountains you reach this rural heartland of NSW known as the Explorer Country. This agriculturally rich region also offers travellers a rich bush experience. It is known that early European explorers crossed the Great Dividing Range to discover the Explorer country region. With a significant agricultural tradition this area is an integral part of the meat-producing centre of Australia and. there are an abundance of farms producing wool, citrus fruit and canola. The yellow covered fields of canola farms are a beautiful spectacle when you travel to this region. If you enjoy a nice glass of wine, then Cowra, Orange and Mudgee are all major wine growing areas.
Most of the accommodation in Explorer country can be found at farm stays which in most cases could be sheep and cattle stations. Your farm stay will offer stunning views of the landscape in the region while allowing you a genuine experience of this farming lifestyle in the west of NSW.
If you stay in one of the accommodation Dubbo NSW including a Dubbo holiday park, you will be very central to the attractions in Dubbo.
Dubbo, Parkes, Orange and Bathurst are regional cities you must explore. The young and old will both love and enjoy a visit to Dubbo’s Western Plains Zoo, an enormous zoo emulating the natural habitats of many of its residents which can be explored on foot or by bicycle. In the heart of Dubbo is another attraction which is the well-preserved prison, Dubbo Gaol.
While in Explorer Country, you are able to enjoy the night sky in all its uninterrupted glory. The whole family should go on an evening adventure to either of the observatories in Coonabarabran and Gilgandra, where you can view the rings of Saturn and the moon’s craters through state-of-the-art telescopes. There is a spot in Dubbo close to the zoo which you can enjoy this experience if travelling to Coonabarabran and Gilgandra are not in your agenda. The visit to the giant telescope at Parkes is a must. Learn all about landing on the moon and experience your own space flight to Mars.
Explorer Country will give you a love of rural farm life. You cannot pass spending a few nights on a farm holiday to discover and enjoy the spirit of rural farming life.
You could also consider making your base in one of the Parkes NSW accommodation, accommodation in Orange or Bathurst accommodation and exploring the west of NSW. It will be an amazing experience.
Port Stephens Holiday Accommodation
Port Stephens Holiday Accommodation. Info appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/port-stephens-holiday-accommodation/
The white volcanic sand and aquamarine waters of Port Stephens offer the beach a tropical look. Less than an hour drive from Sydney, this region has become a very popular holiday destination of the central coast. This deep water port is two and a half times the size of Sydney harbour and surrounded by two volcanic headlands, sandy beaches and lush green bushland. Whether you are planning to holiday just the weekend or for a week a wide range of Port Stephens holiday accommodation can be pre booked.
The deep waters are ideal for boating, underwater diving and fishing. You could hire anything from a bicycle to a motor boat while you are in Port Stephens. Tour operators offer popular dolphin cruises and many site seeing charter cruises.
Port Stephens offers some well known cafes and restaurants and comfortable accommodation. If you are the adventurous type, then hit the 30km long Stockton Beach, where you can take a 4WD tour. You could also ride quad bikes or enjoy horse riding. The area is popular for its large coastal sand dune system.
Nelson bay, Fingal bay and Shoal bay are well known holiday spots in Port Stephens area. Fingal Bay is the most eastern township in Port Stephens. It is surrounded by a national park and has a majestic bay with a patrolled surfing beach. Fingal Bay is only five minutes from the heart of Nelson Bay and so close to Shoal Bay. Shoal bay occupies the southern headland of Port Stephens, flanked by Tomaree National Park and offers holiday makers the luxury of both ocean and harbour beaches. Shoal Bay is a pristine sandy beach with cobalt blue waters and resident dolphin population.
Come enjoy the many beaches in this beautiful coastal area. Engage in Dolphin watch trips, have a bite in a sea side cafe while staying in one of the affordable Port Stephens holiday rentals options by OzeHols via accommodation Port Stephens or Port Stephens holidays
We invite you to enjoy a glimpse of Australia’s coastal life style over here http://youtube.com/embed/oZolqAq-Vs8?rel=0
The white volcanic sand and aquamarine waters of Port Stephens offer the beach a tropical look. Less than an hour drive from Sydney, this region has become a very popular holiday destination of the central coast. This deep water port is two and a half times the size of Sydney harbour and surrounded by two volcanic headlands, sandy beaches and lush green bushland. Whether you are planning to holiday just the weekend or for a week a wide range of Port Stephens holiday accommodation can be pre booked.
The deep waters are ideal for boating, underwater diving and fishing. You could hire anything from a bicycle to a motor boat while you are in Port Stephens. Tour operators offer popular dolphin cruises and many site seeing charter cruises.
Port Stephens offers some well known cafes and restaurants and comfortable accommodation. If you are the adventurous type, then hit the 30km long Stockton Beach, where you can take a 4WD tour. You could also ride quad bikes or enjoy horse riding. The area is popular for its large coastal sand dune system.
Nelson bay, Fingal bay and Shoal bay are well known holiday spots in Port Stephens area. Fingal Bay is the most eastern township in Port Stephens. It is surrounded by a national park and has a majestic bay with a patrolled surfing beach. Fingal Bay is only five minutes from the heart of Nelson Bay and so close to Shoal Bay. Shoal bay occupies the southern headland of Port Stephens, flanked by Tomaree National Park and offers holiday makers the luxury of both ocean and harbour beaches. Shoal Bay is a pristine sandy beach with cobalt blue waters and resident dolphin population.
Come enjoy the many beaches in this beautiful coastal area. Engage in Dolphin watch trips, have a bite in a sea side cafe while staying in one of the affordable Port Stephens holiday rentals options by OzeHols via accommodation Port Stephens or Port Stephens holidays
We invite you to enjoy a glimpse of Australia’s coastal life style over here http://youtube.com/embed/oZolqAq-Vs8?rel=0
Wasgamuwa Sri Lanka for Sri Lanka Holidays
Wasgamuwa Sri Lanka for Sri Lanka Holidays. This information appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/sri-lanka-holidays/wasgamuwa-sri-lanka-for-sri-lanka-holidays/
It is known that Wasgamuwa National Park was declared as a Nature Reserve as far back as the late 1930’s. It is located in Polonnaruwa and Matale districts and frilled by the giant Mahaweli Ganga (Mahaweli river) and Amban river. Home to numerous numbers and varieties of flora and fauna, the Wasgamuwa National Park expands across a massive circa 36,950 hectares. This national park which is known to be the only national park in the Central Province of Sri Lanka is a paradise for nature lovers and those who love to explore beyond the city fringe when on holiday in an exotic holiday destination.
Wasgamuwa National Park is the home to a couple of dozens of mammal species including bears and elephants, circa 50 species of butterflies, numerous variety of amphibians including crocodiles, fresh water fish, reptiles, more than 140 species of birds and about 150 species of plants. When in the Wasgamuwa National Park you will be able see a part of past history as well when you encounter some of the ancient tanks, ruins and a few religious places. The ancient city of Polonnaruwa, Mahiyangana Temple, Dambulla, Matale, ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Kandy as well as Sigiriya rock are all day trips you could venture while holidaying in Wasgamuwa.
When planning your holiday and looking for accommodation, you could be based in
FarCry one of the Sri Lanka Resorts, highly recommended if you fancy luxury and scenic surroundings when on your Wasgamuwa Sri Lanka holidays.
It is known that Wasgamuwa National Park was declared as a Nature Reserve as far back as the late 1930’s. It is located in Polonnaruwa and Matale districts and frilled by the giant Mahaweli Ganga (Mahaweli river) and Amban river. Home to numerous numbers and varieties of flora and fauna, the Wasgamuwa National Park expands across a massive circa 36,950 hectares. This national park which is known to be the only national park in the Central Province of Sri Lanka is a paradise for nature lovers and those who love to explore beyond the city fringe when on holiday in an exotic holiday destination.
Wasgamuwa National Park is the home to a couple of dozens of mammal species including bears and elephants, circa 50 species of butterflies, numerous variety of amphibians including crocodiles, fresh water fish, reptiles, more than 140 species of birds and about 150 species of plants. When in the Wasgamuwa National Park you will be able see a part of past history as well when you encounter some of the ancient tanks, ruins and a few religious places. The ancient city of Polonnaruwa, Mahiyangana Temple, Dambulla, Matale, ancient cities of Anuradhapura and Kandy as well as Sigiriya rock are all day trips you could venture while holidaying in Wasgamuwa.
When planning your holiday and looking for accommodation, you could be based in
FarCry one of the Sri Lanka Resorts, highly recommended if you fancy luxury and scenic surroundings when on your Wasgamuwa Sri Lanka holidays.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Central Coast Holidays
Central Coast Holidays. Information appeared in http://www.ozehols.com.au/blog/new-south-wales/central-coast-holidays/
Just about 1.5 to 2 hours drive north from Sydney via the Pacific Highway brings to an area known as the Central Coast which is the home for some of the most inviting beaches, lakes, wild life reserves and beautiful National Parks. Being so close to Sydney, residents from Sydney have been visiting this region for relaxing day trips, for weekend holidays as well as during school holidays for many years. There are many beautiful coastal beaches such as Avoca, Terrigal, Forresters and The Entrance. The region is well known for enjoyable surf sports and rock fishing.
While in the region you are able to visit the local markets, explore museums, art and craft shops, art galleries and antique shops. You could relax in one of the many cafes and sea food restaurants in all the beautiful coastline suburbs of the central coast. If you want to stay a few nights you could find numerous cosy and hospitable Central Coast accommodations to suit any budget. There are also the online booking option for those who wish to make a online reservation straight away.
There are many more inviting beach suburbs in the area which can be secured for your holiday. Check out Terrigal Beach accommodation, accommodation in Gosford, accommodation Copacabana NSW and accommodation in Pretty Beach NSW for your enjoyable Central Coast holidays.
Just about 1.5 to 2 hours drive north from Sydney via the Pacific Highway brings to an area known as the Central Coast which is the home for some of the most inviting beaches, lakes, wild life reserves and beautiful National Parks. Being so close to Sydney, residents from Sydney have been visiting this region for relaxing day trips, for weekend holidays as well as during school holidays for many years. There are many beautiful coastal beaches such as Avoca, Terrigal, Forresters and The Entrance. The region is well known for enjoyable surf sports and rock fishing.
While in the region you are able to visit the local markets, explore museums, art and craft shops, art galleries and antique shops. You could relax in one of the many cafes and sea food restaurants in all the beautiful coastline suburbs of the central coast. If you want to stay a few nights you could find numerous cosy and hospitable Central Coast accommodations to suit any budget. There are also the online booking option for those who wish to make a online reservation straight away.
Places to Visit:
Avoca Beach
Avoca Beach is known for its excellent surf. While in Avoca you could enjoy kayaking, fishing, take a scenic flight, and appreciate the impeccable food in any of the great restaurants. Avoca is also offers great night time entertainment. Many Avoca Beach accommodation including holiday rentals Avoca Beach are available for you to book.Bateau Bay
Bateau Bay is known for fishing and whale watching in the months of May to October. If you are someone interested in birds and native wild life, then a visit to nearby Wyrrabalong National Park is a must. Click here for holiday accommodation Bateau BayEttalong Beach
Ettalong beach offers safe swimming for young children. Ettalong is close to Bouddi and Brisbane Water national parks. There are many Ettalong Beach resorts for you to stay for your vacation.Forresters Beach
This is a 1km long beach. Close by are Warberal Lagoon Nature Reserve and Wyrrabalong National Park (Aboriginal for headland looking over the sea) and known to be the home for plenty of marine and bird life. Holiday rentals Forresters Beach is ideal for your family holidays in the Central Coast.The Entrance
If you chose Entrance accommodation you will be blessed with beautiful clear waters and clean beaches. This is a well known family beach location. Apart from enjoying the clear waters of the sea and lakes you could take one of the many cruises offered by tour operators.National Parks in the Central Coast
The region has beautiful national parks with an abundance of kangaroos, wallabies and beautiful birdlife. National parks include Bouddi National Park which consists of forests and secluded beaches and cliffs. There is car based camping available at Putty Beach. Wyrrabalong National Park, which is separated in two parts by The Entrance, offers excellent surfing and enjoyable coastal walking tracks complimented by its colourful birdlife.There are many more inviting beach suburbs in the area which can be secured for your holiday. Check out Terrigal Beach accommodation, accommodation in Gosford, accommodation Copacabana NSW and accommodation in Pretty Beach NSW for your enjoyable Central Coast holidays.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)