Mollymook Accommodation for Mollymook Holiday, by OzeHols

Mollymook is a top holiday destination for your beach holidays in the south coast of New South Wales. When planning for accommodation, do visit us at http://www.ozehols.com.au/holiday-accommodation/new-south-wales/shoalhaven-area/mollymook

Great Ocean Road accommodation, By OzeHols

There are many beautiful scenic beach suburbs along Great Ocean road when you are planning your family holiday by the beach. The area is ideal for swimming, surfing, fishing, kayaking, and scenic bush walks.

Great Ocean road accommodation including Great Ocean Road holiday accommodation in Lorne, Anglesea, Apollo Bay can be booked via OzeHols.

Vivid Sydney

We had such fun at Vivid Sydney last year and sure you will too if you come this year. Amazing display of lights and music. Lots of fun, entertainment and food in the area. If looking fr a place to stay in Sydney such as a hotel in Sydney, Sydney serviced apartment or a short term accommodation in Sydney, check out http://www.ozehols.com.au/holiday-accommodation/new-south-wales/sydney/sydney-city

Mollymook accommodation for your Easter Holiday Break

Looking for a place to holiday during the Easter holidays? Check out our Mollymook accommodation. Ideal spot where you can walk to the beach, swim, surf, play a game of golf in one of the beautiful golf courses and explore the adjoining coastal suburbs in the shoalhaven and in south coast of New South Wales.

Dunkeld Accommodation For Holidays In Dunkeld Victoria

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Next time you plan to visit the Grampians in Victoria, consider
breaking journey at Dunkeld. The town of Dunkeld is located 32km north
east of Hamilton. It is the southern entry point to the Grampians, so
and ideal stop over to holiday for a couple of days and nights when you
plan to explore the Grampians region.




What can you expect to do during your holidays in Dunkeld? Here it is.

• Make a trip to the Grampians National Park and enjoy the famous landmark “Chimney Pots”
• Visit the historical museums, historical churches and learn about the early aboriginal inhabitants.
• Pick a leaflet from the tourist information centre on self guided walks to places of interest and explore the area on foot.
• Come in November in time for the “Dunkeld Cup” horse racing event.
• Month of December will thrill you with many festivities in Dunkeld and surrounding area.
• Climb Mt.Piccaninny about 4km south of Dunkeld. This is an easy relaxed walk.
• Walk to Mt Sturgeon 3km north of Dunkeld. There are walking tracks
  taking you to the top of the mountain. It is a steep climb but the views
  are spectacular.
• Use the walking tracks to reach Mt Abrupt 8km north of Dunkeld. Once
  again the climb is not for the faint hearted but the views are
  stunning.
• Explore the Freshwater Lake Reserve area 8km north of Dunkeld.

There are plenty of activities and many places to explore during your Dunkeld holidays. Remember to book into one of the Dunkeld accommodation including a holiday accommodation in Dunkeld such as a hotel in Dunkeld when planning to visit Dunkeld Victoria near the Grampians.




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Accommodation In Blue Mountains – Top Holiday Destination In Australia

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The breathtaking Blue Mountains World Heritage Area consists of one
million hectares of towering forests, sheer sandstone cliffs, tremendous
canyons, cascading waterfalls and tranquil bushland. For more than a
century the Blue mountains regions has been a favourite holiday
destination for Australians and overseas tourists alike. Do you know why
the Blue mountains are so blue? The whole area is dense with Eucalypts,
which constantly disperse fine droplets of oil into the atmosphere.
These droplets cause the blue frequency of the Sun’s light rays to be
scattered more effectively, causing distant objects to appear blue. The
Blue Mountains national park which covers an area of 218,100 hectares,
dense with Eucalypts is the fourth largest national park in NSW.




Enjoy the beauty of this spectacular region on a bushwalk along one
of the many walking trails, mountain biking, rock climbing or by
abseiling. The blue mountain region is filled with natural attractions
like the spectacular Wentworth Falls and the Three Sisters, a trio of
rocky outcrops; explore the underground rivers and awe-inspiring network
that is Jenolan Caves; walk the historic Six Foot Track to Katoomba.
Amongst all this natural beauty and breathtaking forest you can enjoy
great cafes/restaurants, cozy accommodation to suite any budget. You
could explore the work of well known artists and appreciate the world’s
steepest railway while you are holidaying in this magnificent region.




You could view the beauty of Three Sisters from Katoomba. Then visit
Wentworth Falls, a picturesque 300 metre waterfall situated on the edge
of the Jamison Valley. In Mount Tomah Botanic Gardens, you can step back
in time with the Wollemi Pine, one of the world’s oldest and rarest
plants. The Blue Mountains is a place to eat, drink and relax. Enjoy
lunch in a cafe or dinner at one of the  fine dining  restaurants at the
beautiful township of Leura. You could browse the galleries, boutiques
and bric-a-brac stores during the day, enjoying a coffee or snack while
your meander through the various souvenir shops.




If driving is what you enjoy, then take an adventure drive on the
Greater Blue Mountains Drive which consists of trails that circle the
10,000 square kilometres of the Blue Mountains World Heritage area. If
you want to add a little bit more flavour to your motorised journey,
then take the Zig Zag Railway, which is a vintage steam train that
follows the original line from Bell to Lithgow.




If looking for Blue Mountains accommodation, you will find plenty inwhether your choice is a bed and breakfast in Blue Mountains,
apartment, cabin, cottage, holiday home, motel, hotel, resort, retreat,
short term rental, self contained accommodation, self catering
accommodation, last minute accommodation in Blue Mountains ,Blue Mountains Holiday rentals, or a short term accommodation.




Not to be missed when in Blue Mountains region:




Three sisters in Katoomba

Wentworth Falls

Jenolan caves

Township of Leura

Zig Zag Railway




The World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains have become one of the most
consistently popular holiday regions of Australia. Numerous visitors
return year after year to enjoy the wide range of sporting facilities
and outdoor activities in the healthy, invigorating climate. The
breathtaking scenic beauty, nostalgic appeal and opportunity for
relaxation attract more than a million visitors each year. The Blue
Mountains are easily reached by road and rail from Sydney in less than 2
hours, while one day round trip coach services run daily from Sydney to
Katoomba. The wide diversity of accommodation and great range of
activities available makes it an ideal destination for a stay of longer
duration. Evidence of Aboriginal occupation of the Blue Mountains dates
back at least 14 000 years ago. Many camp sites, art sites, axe grinding
grooves, rock engravings and stone tools and flakes exist throughout
the Blue Mountains.




Activities you can engage in

• Mountain Biking
• Shopping
• Self-Guided
• Bushwalking

Experiences you can enjoy

• Flora/Fauna
• Nature based
• Wildlife

 Katoomba



Originally called ‘Godoomba’ – aboriginal meaning ‘shiny falling waters’ – the name was transposed to Katoomba.

While on Katoomba’s main street – you’re bound to find something of
appeal. The main street is packed with coffee shops and cafes,
collectibles and curios.To explore the history behind the streetscape
pick up our Katoomba Heritage and Art Trail guide. Scenic World, with
the world’s steepest incline railway is in Katoomba and many bushwalks
originate here.Take a hike out to the Ruined Castle and for an overnight
experience camp out at Mt Solitary and return back to Katoomba the next
morning. Winter is a festive time in Katoomba and in honour of the
Winter Solstice the town celebrates Winter Magic. It’s a day when the
main street is handed over to the community to p-a-r-t-y! Katoomba Accommodation, Katoomba Holiday Accommodation, Blue Mountains holiday house, can be found when planning to holiday here.




Echo Point




Echo Point is located in Katoomba within the World Heritage National
Park, and home to the world famousThree Sisters, surrounded by numerous
bushwalks leading to various popular locations. You can hike out to the
Ruined Castle and if it’s the overnight experience your after then camp
out at Mount Solitary and return back to Katoomba the next morning. 
Visit the Katoomba Heritage and Art Trail featuring dominant and
historical buildings dating back to the coal mining times of Katoomba
and galleries featuring the works of local Blue Mountains artists. Echo
Point is the main lookout area for viewing the Three Sisters.




Check out the Echo Point Accommodation, including Echo Point Holiday Accommodation when planning your holiday.




Jenolan Caves




Around 450 million years ago when Australia’s eastern coastline was
further inland, coral atolls developed around a series of partially
submerged volcanoes. The coral became compressed and developed into
Australia’s most spectacular limestone caves. About
1840, James and Charles Whalan discovered the caves. The government
appointed Jeremiah Wilson as guide and caretaker of the caves in 1867.
The name was changed to Jenolan, Aboriginal for ‘high mountain’ in 1884.
Improvements were made to the caves with cement floors and handrails
added, and electric lighting in 1887. In the late 1880s the road from
Mount Victoria and Hartley was built allowing carriages to drive all the
way. In 1884 the ‘six foot track’ was built. Many more caves were
discovered, the last being the River Cave in 1903. Jenolan Caves are
world famous limestone caves containing amazing rock formations. Guided
tours of caves take about two hours and contain many steps.




Try out the Jenolan Caves Accommodation, including Jenolan Caves Holiday Accommodation if you are planning to break journey.




Blackheath




Blackheath is a vibrant village- about a 15 minute drive from
Katoomba. There’s a range of unique shops and the Victory Theatre is
always abuzz and full to the brim with the Blue Mountains’ largest
variety of antiques and collectables. A short drive from the village is
Govetts Leap, a lookout with spectacular views of the Grose Valley and
nearby waterfalls including the tallest single drop waterfall in the
region, Bridal Veil Falls. If you’re keen to stretch your legs, try the
Grand Canyon track which takes walkers along the path of a canyon; the
majestic Blue Gum Forest or the Fairfax Track, a walk suitable for all
ages and abilities. Another colourful highlight of the village is the
Campbell Rhododendron Gardens. Every November these gardens are abloom
and the whole town celebrates with a month long festival all in honour
of the ‘Rhodo’.




Plenty of Blackheath Accommodation including Blackheath Holiday Accommodation is available for your holiday.




Glenbrook




Glenbrook, 67 kilometres west of Sydney, is the Eastern gateway to
the Blue Mountains and the entry point to Glenbrook National Park (entry
fee – $7). Go for a bushwalk, pack the mountain bikes in the car or
picnic at Euroka Clearing.There’s a variety of walking tracks too –
leading to waterholes on Glenbrook Creek (Blue Pool and Jellybean Pool),
lookouts (Tunnel View or Mount Portal), or further afield, Red Hands
Cave.To learn more about Glenbrook’s attractions, untouched landscapes
and spectacular lookouts why not pull over from the Great Western
Highway into the Glenbrook Visitor Information Centre? There’s plenty of
parking, the staff are friendly and can suggest some great spots and
you can even pick up a souvenir or postcard.




Leura




Both the township of Leura and the nearby picturesque Leura Falls
were named after a pastoral property in Central Queensland, of the same
name. At the heart of the village is The Mall. Few can resist the lure
of walking up and down The Mall and indulging in some retail therapy at
one of the many beautifully presented boutique stores or spending some
time in a coffee shop or cafe watching the people promenade past. Leura –
is known as the GardenVillage. It is the home of the historic
Everglades Gardens, 12 and half acres of European style and native bush
and every October many locals open up their splendid private gardens for
the public to view.




You will enjoy a couple days or a weekend holiday in Leura. Why not book into one of the Leura Accommodation including Leura Holiday Accommodation to explore the beautiful Blue Mountains?




Online booking is possible for Blue Mountains accommodation.   Select “New South Wales” as the state and “Blue Mountains” as the region for your search.




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Brunswick Heads Holiday Rentals For Your Holidays Up North

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Have you ever explored this area of the North Coast? Brunswick Heads
in the north coast of NSW is located at the mouth of the Brunswick
River. Due to its locality, the town is known for fishing. If you are a
fishing enthusiast, this is a top holiday spot for your fishing
holidays.




If you come here on holiday with family and friends, these are some of the activities on offer;

• Obviously super location to try out your fishing skills.
• You can hire a canoe or a paddle boat.
• Coast in Brunswick Heads is ideal for swimming and surfing.
• You will enjoy the local markets on the 1^st Saturday of each month.
• If you are holidaying in January, enjoy the “Wood Chop Festival”.
• Easter is time for fishing competitions and blessing of the fleet.
• Come in September in time for the Brunswick River Festival.
• Travel 19km south of Brunswick Heads and you will reach Cape Byron Light House at Byron Bay.

You have to stay and holiday for more than couple of days in this
area of north coast to truly enjoy and explore Brunswick Heads NSW and
the Byron Bay region.  Brunswick Heads holiday rentals such as Brunswick Heads caravan parks, motels and hotels in Brunswick Heads are there for you to book when planning to break journey in this region.




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Holiday Accommodation In Canberra For Your Holidays in Australian Capital Territory

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The Australian Capital Territory, popularly known as ACT,
is the capital territory of the Commonwealth of Australia. It is
located within New South Wales and about 3.5 hrs south west of Sydney.
The capital state is 2400 square meters in area. Canberra which is the
Capital of ACT is also the national capital. Canberra is one of the
world’s best planned cities and has become an increasing source of pride
for Australians. Its public buildings, stunning park lands and bush
reserves, its leafy suburbs and broad, tree-lined streets are a result
of brilliant architecture and outstanding planning.




When planning to visit ACT or the capital city Canberra there are plenty of Canberra accommodation including holiday accommodation in Canberra such as holiday apartments as well as a Canberra holiday park where you can holiday for a few a days and nights.




While in Canberra/ACT, you will be able to visit the Museums,
Parliament House, National Institute of Sport and Science. The ACT is
famous for its picturesque lake, park lands and native bushland
surrounds. Canberra offers stylish restaurants, bars, interesting
boutique shops and various festivities and events for you to enjoy
throughout the year.




An artist’s impression of Australia can be discovered by visiting the
National Gallery of Australia. For interactive, family-friendly fun,
you have cannot go past the National Museum of Australia and Questacon –
The National Science and Technology Centre. This is exciting and such
fun for families with primary school children. You can learn about our
military history at the Australian War Memorial or the secrets of our
sporting accolades at the Australian Institute of Sport. Rummage over
records and historical photos and stories at the National Library. If
you are someone interested in Australia’s first constitution, you could
review that at the National Archives. Canberra is a perfect transition 
of the past and the present- offering experiences to cater to anyone’s
tastes.




The ACT is bounded by the Goulburn-Cooma railway line in the east,
the watershed of Naas Creek in the south, the watershed of the Cotter
River in the west, and the watershed of the Molonglo River in the
north-east. The ACT also has a small strip of territory around the
southern end of the Beecroft Peninsula, which is the northern headland
of Jervis Bay.




The Australian Capital Territory contains agricultural land (sheep,
dairy cattle, vineyards and small amounts of crops) and a large area of
national park which is Namadgi National Park. Major portion of Namadgi
national Park consist of mountainous regions, forest, creeks, Naas and
Murrumbidgee Rivers. You could make use of the bush walking tracks,
cycling tracks or maybe enjoy a day out fishing on the banks of the
various lakes and rivers.




Not to be missed:

• National Museum of Australia-
• National Institute of sports- to see sporting accolades of Australians.
• Australian National Botanic Gardens- splendid collection of Australian native plants.
• Australian War museum- You will be impressed with this outstanding war museum.
• Cockington Green – like a giant in miniature English village
• Lanyon- historic homestead housing collection of Sidney Noalan’s paintings
• Namadgi national Park: famous for scenic beauty and rugged terrain
• National Film and sound archive-for radio, TV film and sound recording memorabilia
• National Gallery of Australia- for a superb collection of aboriginal art
• Old Parliament house- for its outstanding architecture
• Questacon- for hands on interactive displays of various scientific phenomena
• National library & National archives
• Telstra tower – for birds eye view of Canberra
• Tidbinbilla Nature reserve- home to koalas, kangaroos and other native wild life.

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Holiday Accommodation In Adelaide For Your Adelaide Holidays

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Adelaide is known as the festival city. The city is surrounded by
parklands, historic buildings, wide streets and a range of various of
shops, cafes and restaurants. Adelaide is known to host various events
throughout the year such as Clipsal 500 Adelaide V8 race, the
international music festival WOMADelaide and the Santos Tour Down Under
pro cycling event.




The Adelaide Festival is one of the most innovative arts festivals in
the world and the Adelaide Fringe is now the second biggest in the
world. Join the people buying, selling and tasting the best South
Australian food at the Adelaide Central Market. It’s the largest
undercover market in the southern hemisphere. Take a ride on Adelaide’s
tram from the city centre to beachside town of Glenelg. Enjoy the beach,
jetty, lively shops and cafes along the Road. At the other end of the
tram line, get to concerts, circuses and entertainment at the Adelaide
Entertainment Centre, Bonython Park and Governor Hindmarsh Hotel.




Visit to the South Australian Maritime Museum is well worth it, and
take a short cruise to see the Port River dolphins. After enjoying a
bite to eat and a glass of South Australian wine, wander around the
boulevard of antique shops, cafes, bakeries and pubs. Enjoy the native
and exotic flower displays and thousands of roses at the International
Rose Garden. Stroll through a tropical rainforest in the Bicentennial
Conservatory. Explore the world’s largest collection of indigenous
artefacts in the Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery. The Art Gallery
of South Australia holds one of the best Australian colonial art
collections in the world. See Western Desert dot paintings and works by
Sir Hans Heysen, Tom Roberts and Frederick McCubbin (some of Australia’s
best artists).




While in Adelaide you can enjoy canoeing, cruising, cycling, the
beach, golfing, jet boating, kayaking, motor racing ,sailing, shopping,
wind surfing, wine tasting, wild life or any other outdoor activities
you fancy.




You will now realize that city of Adelaide cannot be explored in a day. We suggest you book into one of the Accommodation in Adelaide including a holiday accommodation in Adelaide or accommodation in Adelaide CBD such as a motel, apartment, holiday home or a hotel in Adelaide so you have plenty of time to explore this capital city.




The beach is just 15 minutes from the city, the waters of Gulf St
Vincent wash onto a wide band of fine white sand, which stretches
virtually for more than 30 kilometres. The metropolitan coast begins at
the tip of the narrow Le Fevre Peninsula, created by the Barker
Inlet’s sweep of waters, and ends at Sellicks Beach, where the sandstone
cliffs begin their run down to the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula.
There’s a great choice of accommodation along the coast, particularly
in Glenelg and Adelaide Shores.




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Ulladulla Holiday Rentals For Coastal Holidays In Ulladulla

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Ulladulla about three hours south of Sydney and circa two hours from
Canberra is a small fishing town on a beautiful stretch of the south
coast where stunning beaches, lakes and waterways are all on offer for
you to enjoy all kinds of water sports like surfing, kayaking, canoeing,
boating, fishing or just relax and enjoy the scenic beauty of the
fascinating south coast. The neighboring suburb Mollymook is the home of
two scenic golf courses for those who enjoy a game of golf in between
beachside relaxation.




If you are planning to holiday in the area, variety of accommodation in Ulladulla including Ulladulla holiday rentals such as caravan parks in Ulladulla and holiday homes in Ulladulla are on offer.




These are some things you can do and see while on holiday in Ulladulla.

• Beautiful beaches in the area such as Ulladulla beaches, Mollymook beach, Narrawallee Beach superb for swimming, fishing and surfing.
• Enjoy the historic town Milton with its cozy cafes and restaurants as well as souvenir shops to take something back on your return.
• Enjoy a game of golf at the championship golf course or the nine hole scenic golf course in Mollymook.
• Have a look at Millard’s Cottage one of town’s oldest buildings dating back to 1868.
• If you are a young family, a visit to “Fun Land”  is a must. This is a large indoor family fun park.
• Check out the light house in Ulladulla. The views are stunning and there are walking tracks in the area if you like to enjoy a scenic walk in the area.
• Relax by the beautiful harbour. Buy some fish and chips from one of the take a way cafes nearby and have a picnic enjoying the harbour views.
• Head to South Pacific Heathland Reserve to enjoy native plants, bird life and take a walk enjoying the scenery and nature.
• Explore the Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve.
• Come during Easter and you have timed it well for the “Blessing Of The Fleet”
• Come in October and you have timed it well for the Milton Settlers Fair.
• Drive circa 20km south west of Mollymook to reach Pointer Gap Lookout to enjoy stunning coastal views.
• Narrawallee Inlet and Boogey Hole in Mollymook offer calm waters and they are ideal swimming spots for kids.
• Drive 47km north to Sussex Inlet to enjoy the “Fishing Carnival” if you happen to holiday in the area in May.
• Lake Conjola, Burrill Lake and Tabourie Lake are ideal for swimming, fishing, boating and water skiing.
• Pay a visit to Morton National Park where you will be able to enjoy stunning views from the summit of the “Pigeon House Mountain”.

It is advisable to book your holiday accommodation in UlIadulla well
ahead if you are planning a holiday during the peak holiday season or
during school holidays. There are other vacation rentals in the
adjoining suburb Mollymook such as Mollymook accommodation including Mollymook holiday rentals including holiday houses in Mollymook and apartments in Mollymook available for you to book if Ulladulla is booked out.


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