Hotels in Brisbane CBD close to attractions in subtropical Brisbane | OzeHols

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Dreaming
of a holiday in a subtropical capital city? A capital city where your
holiday experience is enriched with great theatre experiences,
galleries, museums, cafes, restaurants, sporting events, history and
fantastic shopping? Then we welcome you to Brisbane. There are plenty of
hotels in Brisbane CBD including cheap hotels in Brisbane CBD and city motels in Brisbane when you are looking for a place to stay.


There
are couple of ways to explore friendly, charming and cosmopolitan
Brisbane. Either take a city tour by coach or take a walk exploring the
city precinct and the heritage sites. Take a walk along the Brisbane
River and you may be tempted to divert your journey via many pathways
leading to parklands and bridges along the river. Again taking a lunch
or a dinner cruise on Brisbane River will be yet another fantastic way
of absorbing the beauty of this subtropical capital city.




Do you enjoy art and theatre performances? The Art Gallery of
Brisbane, The Queensland Museum, Gallery of Modern Art and Brisbane
Powerhouse will delight you and it is wonderful that entry to these
attractions are free of charge.




There are plenty more to see and enjoy while in Brisbane.  Close to
the city in the South Bank area is the man made lagoon beach named the
“Streets Beach”. Surrounding this area are the alfresco dining spots,
cinemas, picnic areas and cycle paths.  Take the Wheel Of Brisbane for a
360 degree views of the city from above and Mount Coot-tha Lookout is
yet another spot for magnificent views of the city from a higher
elevation.  If you are holidaying with children they would love the wild
dolphin feeding at Moreton Bay.




If you like a glimpse of the convict past and have some insight to
traditional Aboriginal culture you must head to St Helena Island and
Stradbroke Island respectively.  Another fascinating place visitors to
Brisbane must visit is the Moreton Bay Marine Park where you will be
able to enjoy wild life such as dugongs, varied species of bird life,
turtles and dolphins. Moreton Bay is a great spot to spend a day by the
beach, go cruising in the bay or whale watching during the migration
season.




Come join us and share the beauty of Brisbane.  There are hotels in Brisbane CBD including cheap hotels in Brisbane CBD and city motels in Brisbane for you to stay and explore this exciting capital city.

Accommodation in Palm Beach ideal to stay and enjoy Gold Coast Qld | OzeHols

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For
many years the south east coast of Queensland has been a famous holiday
hot spot among Australians and international visitors alike. More than
70 kilometres  of spectacular surf beaches, the ideal tropical coastal
climate and the beautiful rainforests have all made the destination
attractive to holidaymakers. When the sun disappears,  the night clubs,
cafes, restaurants all come to life, so it is no surprise that visitors
to the Gold Coast have a good time whether it is day or night.  Will you
make Gold Coast your next holiday destination?  There are caravan parks
in Surfers Paradise,  accommodation in Palm Beach in Qld or holiday apartments in Broadbeach for you to stay when planning to book holiday rentals in the area.




The Gold Coast is the home of world class beaches such as Surfers
Paradise, Broadwaters, Coolangatta, Main Beach, Mermaid Beach, Palm
Beach, Burleigh Heads, Nobby Beach  and Sanctuary Cove.  While these
beaches are stunning for you to swim and surf, if you like to be left
 alone in a secluded beach and explore some wild life including bird
life, you must take a ferry trip to South Stradbroke Island which is a
ride bit below half hour. You will love spending a lazy day by some of
the most secluded and inviting beaches in quiet surroundings when you
are here.




When you feel that you need more variety, the fascinating hinterland
is there for you to explore. Galleries, museums, cafes, restaurants,
quaint pubs, wineries, national parks, stunning tropical rainforests are
all there for you to explore and enjoy in the hinterland villages. 
Experience the beautiful  Purlingbrook Falls and spectacular treetop
boardwalks, palm groves and rainforests in Tamborine National Park,
Springbrook National Park and Lamington National Park.


Gold
Coast holidays has it all – classy shopping centres  for those who
cannot do without some retail therapy, sporting venues, night clubs,
world famous theme parks, horse riding, 4wd safaris, fishing
charters….and you name it…..you can enjoy it all when holidaying in the
Gold Coast. This is a place where all yearr round events are held for
your enjoyment.  We invite you to come over and book one of the caravan parks in Surfers Paradise, 
an accommodation in Palm Beach in Qld or holiday apartments in
Broadbeach to begin your sun drenched tropical beach holidays in amazing
Gold Coast.

Holiday rentals in Kingscliff to explore Tweed Coast | OzeHols

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Tweed
Coast has much to offer as a holiday destination. Diverse rain forests,
world heritage listed national parks, sub tropical climate,  Mt Warning
also known as Wollumbin the largest extinct volcano in the southern
hemisphere makes it an exciting place to explore while on holiday. If
you are searching for a place to stay, book one of the holiday rentals in Kingscliff,
a resort in Kingscliff or one of the bed and breakfast in Mt Warning.
Holiday accommodation in Tweed Coast are plenty and diverse so that you
can select one to meet your needs and budget.




The world heritage listed national parks such as Lamington, Nightcap
and Springbrook  and the sub tropical rainforests surrounds the now
extinct Mt Warning volcanic  crater. The extinct volcanic mountain and
the subtropical rainforests create a conducive environment for rare bird
species and animals to live creating a magnificent eco environment for
nature lovers to explore and enjoy..




There are many walking tracks for walking enthusiasts to venture. The
most challenging of all is the walk to the summit of Mt Warning which
is a 4.4 kilometre hike where spectacular views are there for you to
enjoy when reaching the summit.


Visit
the Tweed Coast not only to enjoy top surfing spots and rock fishing
along the circa 35 kilometre spectacular beaches which are quiet and
unspoilt but also to visit and explore the quaint villages along the
coastline. Holidays in Tweed will offer you the opportunity to
experience true local hospitality.  The many local cafes and restaurants
will offer you a taste of great seafood and meals turned out of
delicious local produce. Make sure that you taste the delicious  exotic
tropical fruit while you are here.  You will not starve of entertainment
either.



There are galleries, clubs for you to dance in the evenings,
theme parks and variety of great cruises.


If you are into history visit the Minjungbal Aboriginal Culture
Museum to learn of indigenous culture and history in this area. If you
love antiques and  a collector visit the townships like Uki, Tyalgum and
Tumbulgum. There are many art galleries which will offer you an insight
of the local inhabitants in Chillingham, Uki and Murwillumbah.




Obviously the 35 kilometre plus coastal stretch also consist of many
great scuba diving spots. This is best done by joining a scuba diving
charter. Fishing enthusiasts could join an off shore fishing charter
too.  While on holiday you must experience the scenic tourist drive
along the coast through Kingscliff to Pottsville.




The Tweed Coast area offer variety of accommodation which cater to all needs and budgets. There are many holiday rentals in Kingscliff such as hotels, motels, resorts in Kingscliff or bed and breakfast accommodation in Mt Warning to suit your needs..

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holiday rentals in Lennox Head to explore Ballina coast

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Whether
you have in mind to enjoy some of the top surf breaks while on holiday
or want to enjoy the lush greenery rolling hills and the tranquil
hinterland, a holiday in Ballina Coast including exploring the Ballina
hinterland will be quite delightful. Book one of the holiday rentals in Lennox Head or a holiday accommodation in Ballina to begin your well deserved holiday.


Come
to Ballina region and the things to do and places to see are endless.
Enjoy the drives along the tropical plantations, experience the
spectacular unspoilt beaches, enjoy the wetlands on a canoe adventure,
take a cruise along the majestic Richmond River, surf, sky dive, go
horse riding, or go 4WD in south Ballina. These are just few of the
activities you can get up to. You will discover many more exciting
 experiences when you are here. When you need time to relax from all the
excitement, there are places for retail therapy and superb cafes and
restaurants to enjoy tasty seafood of your choice. The township of
Ballina known to be the holiday hub of the region is also popular for
its maritime history. A visit to Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum will
provide you an insight to its past maritime history.




Pretty coastal drive from Ballina will take holidaymakers to the
popular surfing hub Lennox Head. In addition to a great spot for
surfing, the headland offers spectacular coastal views. Lennox Head is a
popular area among hand gliders and the Pat Morton lookout is a popular
vantage point to spot dolphins and whales during the migration season.




The hinterland villages hold weekend markets where you can always
collect something which you fancy. You may want to visit the banana,
stone fruit, coffee, macadamia and avocado plantations which the area is
extremely popular for. This is your opportunity to taste these exotic
fruits while holidaying in the area.




The quaint township of Alstonville is superb for those who love to
browse the items in antique shops and craft galleries. The known
townships such as Ballina and Lennox Head offer golf courses for those
who want to play a round while on holiday and there are national parks
for nature lovers and bushwalkers and theme parks to keep the young once
amused.




What are you waiting for? Holidays in Ballina region will be a delightful experience for all ages. Go ahead and book one of the holiday rentals in Lennox Head or a holiday accommodation in Ballina including one of the motels or a hotels to enjoy a piece of this coastal paradise.

Explore Richmond Valley while in holiday rentals in Evans Head

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For
those visitors longing for a tranquil holiday, Richmond Valley is a
notable holiday spot. The coastal beauty, scenic country roads, pretty
rivers and the hospitality in the hinterland villages will definitely
want you to extend your holiday.  Museums and galleries are scattered in
the valley which showcase the proud heritage and bygone history in the
region. Come along and stay in one of the holiday rentals in Evans Head or a motel in Woodburn to explore the valley.




The quaint township of Woodburn is most certainly a popular base to
explore the valley.  Enjoy the local hospitality in Woodburn while
enjoying the tasty local produce in one of the cafes or restaurants. The
local art galleries, museums as well as craft shops are all there to
spice up your relaxed stay in the area.


Two
more villages you must explore while in Richmond Valley are Coraki and
Evans Head. Coraki is a famous historic river port and it also hosts
several enjoyable art festivals and music events right through the
year.  Those who love the beaches to swim, to go surfing and fishing
will find Evans Head a fabulous coastal holiday township to spend the
holidays.




Nature lovers should head to Broadwater National Park. Come during
spring to witness a spectacular display of wild flowers in the national
park. Broadwater national  park is the home to diverse range of  flora
and fauna. You also have the chance to see local wild life such as
echidnas, possums, wombats, bandicoots and wallabies when you  are here.
Then there is Casino the commercial hub in the Richmond Valley known
for its vibrant art culture.




Come along and enjoy the pretty Richmond Valley. There is a variety of holiday rentals in Evans Head, motels and hotels in Woodburn to base your self and explore beautiful Richmond Valley in north coast NSW.

Motels in Grafton to stay enjoy Clarence Country adventures

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Clarence
Country towns such as Grafton and Ulmarra are as spectacular as the
townships along the Clarence Coast.  The area is synonymous for the
variety of antique and craft shops,  and for its historical
significance. While you are on holiday here,  you must head to Ulmarra
to see the 19^th century river port. Check out the scenery and absorb a part of the history in this area while holidaying in one of the motels in Grafton or hotels on offer.


The
most significant inland township in Clarence Valley is Grafton. This
historical township  offer you the Grafton Regional Gallery one of the
best regional art galleries, the Schaeffer Museum for you to learn some
of the history of Clarence Valley (including Grafton and the local
townships) as well as the historical cathedral and the Grafton Gaol.
 You will love the historical homesteads in the area and if you come in
October to November, you will be treated to a fascinating display of
mauve at the Jacaranda Festival where the streets and gardens lined with
Jacaranda trees are beautifully layered with mauve petals.




The Clarence River is the venue for Bridge To Bridge Ski race and
many sailing events.  Those who love horse racing will be entertained at
the Grafton Cup and the July Racing Carnival. The 400 kilometre long
Clarence River is famous for the longest white water canoe trail in this
country. The trail begins at the quaint village named Nymboida south of
Grafton and can be trailed as long as 165 kilometres for those who are
game enough to try this adventure.




While in Clarence Country, head to Jackadgery a small village on the
banks of Mann River where you can just enjoy the scenic surroundings or
engage in canoeing, fishing, swimming and bushwalking adventures.  These
scenic inland countryside  has a lot to offer the nature enthusiasts.
Washpool National Park, Gibraltar Range and the Nymboida National Park
are great places to explore while holidaying in this region.




For those who love to see what on display and buy a souvenir or two
will love the weekend markets held in each of the quaint villages. There
are plenty of local produce, art and handicrafts on offer for you to
take back home something which you fancy. Come and enjoy the beautiful
Clarence country and the quaint townships located here while holidaying
in one of the holiday accommodation in Grafton New South Wales such as
one of the hotels or motels in Grafton.
There are plenty of water sporting activities and inland adventures on
offer for you as you desire. If  you are not be looking for adventure
while on vacation just experience the laidback lifestyle and when you
feel like take a scenic drive to enjoy the pleasures of village
lifestyle.

Holiday accommodation in Yamba to explore beautiful Yamba, Iluka, Angourie in Clarence Coast

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Clarence
Coast in far north New South Wales is the place to be if you are
looking for pristine secluded beaches in laidback coastal surroundings. 
The beach suburbs like Yamba, Ikula and Angouries are known among
holiday makers to the area . You can locate a holiday accommodation in Yamba such as one of the holiday houses or motels in Yamba for the duration of your vacation .




Apart from the stunning coastline, the beautiful Clarence River is
there for water sporting enthusiasts, sensational seafood and exciting
festivals are all there for your enjoyment when holidaying in the
Clarence Coast.  If you are a recreational fisherman, then Clarence
Coast is just the place for you.


The majestic Clarence River stretches for more than 400 kilometres
where the upper part of the river is a heaven for white water trailing
enthusiasts. The calmer lower part of the river is superb for sailing
and cruising among the numerous little islands. Both Yamba and Iluka are
blessed with golden sandy beaches along the Clarence River and you will
definitely dream of the delicious Yamba prawns and Wooli oysters when
you have tasted them once. If you are a nature lover, you may want to
explore the Bundjalung and Yuraygir National Parks. While deep sea
fishing or fishing in the calmer waters in the river, whale watching
during the season are just a few outdoor fun for your enjoyment,  there
are numerous boutiques and art and craft galleries if you love to take
the day at a leisurely pace while on holiday.


While
Iluka is famous as a fishing township, World Heritage listed Iluka
Nature Reserve is one of the most fascinating rainforests in NSW for you
to visit during your vacation in the area. Enjoy the beautiful family
friendly beaches at the western tip of the Iluka Bay.




If you are a surfer, then you will want to head to Angourie south of
Yamba known to offer you one of Australia’s best known point breaks.
Angourie situated in the northern tip of Yuraygir National Park is also
the start of the spectacular 65 kilometre  coastal walk.  The
exploration of Clarence Coast should extend to the quaint coastal
villages like Brooms Head, Minnie Water and Wooli. The area is renowned
for prawning and fishing.  The Solitary Island Marine Park in the area
is a fabulous spot if you fancy snorkeling and scuba diving.




Why don’t you come along and share the delights of this paradise with us? There are holiday rentals and holiday accommodation in Yamba
such as motels and holiday houses as well as holiday accommodation in
neighbouring Angourie, Brooms Head, holiday rentals in Wooli when you
are looking for a place.




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Motels in Ballina or motels in Lismore for Northern Rivers exploration

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Obviously
the vast winding rivers have earned this spectacular coastline with
stunning beaches and world heritage listed rainforests the deserving
name “ the Northern Rivers “ region. This is a region where Australia’s
best coffee is grown. Walk into one of the many superb cafes and enjoy
the tasty seafood or get a taste of the famous casino beef. If you love
outdoor fun, then explore the rainforests on a bushwalk, go fishing,
bird watching and make the most in the fabulous beaches. Come over and
enjoy! You could book into one of the motels in Ballina or motels in Lismore to begin your exciting holiday.




For those who love culture and heritage, there are many museums,
studios and galleries for you to browse through. There are heritage
trails, country markets during the weekends, festivals and events as
well as superb theatrical events held in the region which keeps you
entertained whenever you are in Northern Rivers.




If you are looking for a cruising, boating or sailing the southern
cities of Yamba and Grafton are ideally placed near Clarence river. If
adventure and exploration of nature is your thing, you will love the
time spent in Broadwater National Park located just along the ocean.
Razorback Lookout and Goanna Headland are vantage points in Evans Head
area for you to enjoy some of the best coastal scenery imaginable. You
must visit the township of Casino located in the Northern Rivers which
is famous as the beef capital of Australia.  While the adults will
definitely admire the heritage buildings in Casino, you should take the
kids to visit the platypus pools.




You must not rush your explorations in this laidback coastal area.
Take time to explore the country townships such as Kyogle, Woodenbong,
Yowie, Urbenville and Bonalbo to enjoy true country experiences.  The
hinterland city of Lismore in this region is a crucial hub for regional
culture and art.  While you will no doubt love the beauty of suburbs
such as Dunoon, Etham and The Channon  a visit to Nimbin the most famous
hippie destination in Australia will fascinate you with its amazingly
vibrant and colourful display of shop fronts including the items on
display inside these shops.


The
townships such as Ballina and Lennox Head are just the places for you
if you are a beach lover. Whether you just want to relax by the beach,
surf or go boating these two suburbs offer you heaps of fun. Further
afield not so far are Mt.Warning and Tweed Heads for plenty of
entertainment. There are more quaint townships for you to enjoy such as
Kingscliff, Cabarita, Hastings Point and Pottsville along the Tweed
Coast.




There is plenty to see and many things to do in the Northern Rivers. You can book into one of the hotels in Ballina, motels in Tweed Heads or a holiday rental in Lennox Head to explore this beautiful region.




From Sydney the journey to Northern Rivers is circa 9 hours on road.
If you need to break journey, Smiths Lake in Great Lakes three hours
north of Sydney is yet another place you could stop over to enjoy the
coastal delights of Myall Lakes region. Smiths Lake holiday homes
are available if you are looking for a place to stay. The next
enjoyable stopover could be in Coffs Harbour before proceeding to
Northern Rivers.




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Motels Caravan Parks in Coffs Harbour for endless beach fun

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Summer
holiday fun in the north coast continues……..Our next destination is the
ever famous Coffs Harbour a spectacular destination for diving, deep
sea fishing, sailing, snorkeling, swimming, kayaking and plenty more
water sporting fun. May to November is the popular whale watching season
where you can take a cruise to watch Humpback whales on their annual
journey. A cruise to the Solitary Island Marine Park is popular if you
wish to see threatened species of flora and fauna. Deep sea fishing,
sailing and snorkeling charter vessels leave the marina daily if you are
planning to engage in those fun activities when in Coffs. Come join the
fun by booking accommodation in one of the Coffs Harbour caravan parks or one of the motels in Coffs Harbour.




If you love to relax watching the boats go by, enjoy good coffee in a
nearby café or have a meal in one of the fine dining restaurants, or
maybe indulge in some retail therapy, then the precinct near the marina
is the ideal place to hangout. But if you like bit more adventure and
take part in family outdoor or indoor fun, a visit to the Muttonbird
Island nature Reserve, a visit to the world famous Big Banana, Pet
Popoise Pool or a visit to the Butterfly House,  browsing the displays
in Coffs Harbour City Art gallery, a visit to Bunker Cartoon Gallery
housed in a historic world war 2 bunker and Camel Rides on the beach
will be exactly what you need to do.




While Coffs Harbour is the more famous holiday hub with plenty
happening, there are the less busy and the quieter seaside townships in
the area if you prefer a more relaxed environment.  Sawtell is one such
townships which offer stunning beaches, great cafes, restaurants and
shopping. If you want some outdoor fun, head to Bongil Bongil National
Park for bushwalking while enjoying the beautiful birdlife.  Emerald
Beach, Moonee Beach and Korora are few more quieter seaside townships
further north of Coffs Harbour for you to enjoy the tranquil coastline
in Coffs region. For those who love nature and love to enjoy scenery,
love to watch birds, butterflies and flora in bush surroundings a visit
to Moonee Beach Nature Reserve, Sherwood Nature Reserve and Woolgoolga
Creek Picnic areas are some of the must visit places. You will
definitely enjoy the habitat while on a bushwalking exploration.




Your  journey in the Coffs Coast must include a visit to Bellingen
which has become famous as an art and craft precinct in Coffs Coast. You
will love walking around the heritage listed buildings which are now
home to cafes, restaurants, boutiques and galleries.  Enjoy the skywalk
at the rainforest centre in Dorrigo and relaxed coastal walks and lazy
days in Urunga. You visit to the Coffs Coast must include few days if
you want to enjoy the area fully. You will be able to find one of the
holiday apartments in Coffs Harbour, motels in Coffs Harbour or even a holiday park to suit your needs.


If you are heading to Coffs Harbour from the south of the country you may want break journey 3 hrs hours north of Sydney in Smiths Lake holiday home
in Great Lakes region. Stay and enjoy the beautiful lakes and the
waterways for a couple of days where you can explore the lakes and the
inland waterways in this area. From here you can then head north to
Coffs Harbour region about 3hr 40 minutes from Smiths Lake.




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