Great Ocean Road, Victoria

The Great Ocean Road provides more than 300 km of breathtaking scenery. Along the road are amazing cliffs on one side and the ocean on the other. Many surf beaches, walking tracks and waterfalls in the hinterland are for your enjoyment in the townships along the Great Ocean road. Torquay and Lorne are couple of the better known townships but there are plenty to see and do in the townships along the Great Ocean Road. Click the link for our Great Ocean Road accommodation & Great Ocean Road accommodation & Holiday accommodation in Great Ocean Road,apollo bay , beach ,cottage ,holiday accommodation ,holiday house ,lorne ,ocean road ,offers,otways accommodation ,pet friendly ,rental ,holiday rentals, in victoria, Australia including apartments, bed & breakfast, cabin, cottage, farmstay, holiday home, motel, hotel, resort, retreat, guest house, beach accommodation, waterfront & lake front accommodation or a self contained accommodation in NSW accommodation, Victoria accommodation, Western Australia accommodation, ACT accommodation, South Australia accommodation, Queensland accommodation, Tasmania accommodation, Northern Territory accommodation. The link will take to our FB page. Please "Like" the page if you enjoy what you see.

50% off from 4th night onwards

 

Breeze in Mollymook and Amaroo on the waterfront are offering 50% off the listed price from 4th night onwards for bookings over 4 nights. The longer you stay, more you save ! This may exclude school holidays and public holidays.

Blue Mountains

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, cosy 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.

Not to be missed when in Blue Mountains region:
Three sisters in Katoomba
Wentworth Falls
Jenolan caves
Township of Leura

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Hunter Region

Circa 160km or about 2hrs north of Sydney,  the Hunter region is known to be the wine region of NSW.  Many visit the region on a day trip, but certainly not advisable if you plan to wine taste and plan on driving. Hunter offers some cosy accommodation to suit any budget. Therefore a 2-3 day visit is well worth it. 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. Most of the wineries are open to the public daily and tours of the winery and wine tasting can be arranged by contacting the wineries direct. Hunter is Australia’s oldest commercial wine producing area, beginning wine production in the 1830s.

The 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.

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.

Visit to the Hunter region will be an unforgettable experience. 

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Adelaide

City of Adelaide lies on a coastal fringe between Mount Lofty ranges and the Gulf of St Vincent.  This planned city is abundant with beautifully planned parklands and lakes. The Botanical gardens in Adelaide is is spread out on 16 hectares and is the home for variety of Australian and imported plants. Other locations where you could admire beautiful flora and fauna are the Palm House, Bicentennial Conservatory, Rymill Park, Himeji Gardens and Veale Gardens. While in Adelaide don not miss the Adelaide casino (gambling in a restored railway station), Adelaide Festival Centre ( hub of the festival of arts), beautiful collection of Aboriginal art at the Art Gallery, a ride in the Explorer Train which is a fantastic way to tour the city and a visit to the St. Peter’s Cathedral. Beautiful Adelaide awaits you ! Links to our  Adelaide accommodation ,Adelaide holiday accommodation, Adelaide apartments , Adelaide hotels apartment , book Adelaide , boutique , accommodation, cheap Adelaide, accommodation, tourism, in Adelaide, deal , family , accommodation, Adelaide, heritage , Adelaide, hill , holiday, in Adelaide, hotel in adelaide , south australia accommodation in, Australia and  South Australia accommodation, South Australia holiday accommodation

Tasmania

Its not surprising that amazingly beautiful island of Tasmania is a popular tourist destination. Packed with the rugged west, narrow river valleys, winding roads providing you the opportunity to soak in the beauty and scenery, a holiday in Tasmania will have so much to offer. The tourists should take the Arve Road Forest Drive (for spectacular forest scenery), Bicheno (old sealing and whaling town), Cataract Gorge Reserve (Launceston’s  wilderness), Clarendon House (one of the finest Georgian homes in Australia), Coles Bay (a beautiful bay on the Freycinet Peninsula), Cradle Mountain- in St Clair National Park (for excellent bushwalking in mountain wilderness), Don River railway (for a scenic train journey), Gordon River (enjoy the beauty from a cruise boat), Newdegate Cave (beautiful limestone caves), Port Arthur (one of Australia’s most significant heritage sites), Richmond (beautiful Georgian village) and Strahan Wharf Centre.

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Byron Bay

Wategos Beach on Cape Byron is known to be one of the best surf beaches in the world. Byron Bay is a paradise for surfers, swimmers, and scuba divers. Holiday makers also pass their time Horse riding, sky diving, bush walking or simply enjoying the outdoors, the wonderful climate and the relaxing lifestyle this area has to offer. Dolphin watch cruises operate throughout the year and whale watchers gather here during the migrating season to enjoy the beauty of this spectacular mammal. 

Byron Bay is an immensely popular holiday destination in New South Wales especially for those who love the outdoors and enjoy the adventures the ocean has to offer. Our Byron Bay accommodation can be viewd at Byron Bay accommodation, Byron Bay holiday accommodation Our New South Wales accommodation including Byron Bay accommodation and other North Coast accommodation can be viewed at New South Wales accommodation, New South Wales holiday accommodation

Gold Coast

Briefly about Gold Coast - Consisting of 42 kilometres of unspoilt golden beaches and just outside of an hour drive from Brisbane, the Gold coast is the home to many well known surf beaches. Surfers paradise, Palm Beach, Coolangatta, Kirra, Tugun, Main Beach, Broadbeach, Mermaid beach are just a few to name. With 300 days of sunshine and a minimum temperature not known to go under 21c, this region is a beach lovers’ paradise. You can enjoy the vibrant night life at Surfers Paradise,  trek the World Heritage-listed rainforest of the Gold Coast hinterland, swim in crystal-clear rock pools, visit the glow-worm colony, visit Sea World to enjoy the sea lion and dolphin show, ride the roller coasters at Dreamworld and get drenched at the Wet 'n' Wild Water Park. Whatever you fancy, Gold Coast will not disappoint you. To view more of our Gold Coast accommodation ( tagged under "Gold coast accommodation" "holiday accommodation in gold coast" "gold coast holiday accommodation" "accommodation in Gold Coast) visit Gold Coast accommodation, Gold Coast holiday accommodation

Melbourne

Briefly about Melbourne - The cosmopolitan city of Melbourne is the commercial hub of Victoria. The city has so many wonderful things to offer and is unique for preserving the non polluting tram car system for commuting in the city. Many wonderful restaurants are spread out everywhere in Melbourne city. Melbourne is so popular with the lovers of sport. Melbourne cricket grounds (MCG), Flemington Park which hosts the world famous Melbourne Cup, Melbourne Park Tennis Centre which hosts the Australian Open Tennis and the Crown Casino are all icons of Melbourne. You will never be short of things to do and see when in Melbourne.
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Smiths Lake holiday accommodation, Forster holiday accommodation, NSW holiday accommodation

Have you ever been to Smiths Lake? In between the Wallis and Myall Lakes is the smaller but just as majestic Smiths Lake, offering warm calm waters separated from the ocean by an impressive sandbar formation. Great Lakes Council does open this entrance when the waters in the lake become too high or need replenishing.

The township of Smiths Lake is approximately 25km south of Forster. Some three quarters of the catchment is forested or waterway. The lake is a largely undisturbed estuary of high scenic value. The town of Smiths Lake is located on the northern shore of the estuary and the southern shores are included within the Myall Lakes.

Our home Amaroo is beautifully positioned at a higher elevation on the edge of Smiths Lake. The prime positioning of the home gives you the opportunity to soak in the beauty and the tranquility of the lake.

The home is a short walk to the Smiths lake local shops. The town shops consist of a newsagent which stock groceries and videos for hire, a bakery, a liquor shop and a butcher. There is also a homely cafe and a beauty/hairdressing salon in the local shopping area.

A five minute drive from the house takes you to the PacificPalms shopping area near Blueys and Boomerang beach. This complex is equipped with more shops and restaurants to satisfy any holiday makers needs. In effect, most essentials can be obtained from the Smiths Lake local shops and the shops in Pacific Palms near Blueys and Boomerang beach. The welcome letter we email you when the home is booked gives you comprehensive information on activities, restaurants as well as more details of our beautiful suburb so that you can make the most of your holiday.

Things to do & Local Attractions:

* swimming, sailing, fishing, cycling
* Play pool and table tennis
* Enjoy a barbeque on the deck while you watch the sun set over the lake
* Surf or simply lie on the pristine Amaroo lake beach or ocean beaches nearby
* Explore the Myall Lakes and Wallingat National Parks
* Visit the lighthouse at Seal Rocks
*Relax and enjoy the spectacular views from the house
Cast a fishing line or launch a kayak, windsurfer or small boat from the backyard.
*Hire a boat, a kayak at Frothy Coffee boatshed or enjoy a snack by the lake
*Take a short drive to the un spoilt ocean beaches at Sandbar, Blueys, Boomerang, Elizabeth beach, Cellito or Seal Rocks.
*Drive through the Booti Booti National Park to enjoy the “Whoota Whoota Look Out”.
*Tour the nearby Myall Lakes and Booti Booti National Parks and enjoy the birdlife in its natural habitat or you might prefer to visit the craft galleries.

Smiths Lake is separated from the ocean by a natural sand Bar. The lake is ideal for all water sports. The lake is an ideal safe swimming area for kids.

A short drive to the south of Smiths Lake will take you to Seal Rocks lighthouse. From this spot you could spot whales migrating to the north during winter. The area also boasts a beautiful picnic spot.

There are two nine-hole golf courses in the area. If you prefer a more serious game of golf then 20 minutes drive to the north will take you to 18 hole courses in Forster and Tuncurry.

National Parks, rain forests, boat hire (Smiths Lake and Forster) local markets, bird watching, bush walking and by obtaining a permit you could venture on a four-wheel driving trip to the Sandbar Beach.

Forster and Tuncurry are only 20 minutes drive from home. This holiday area consists of lovely restaurants, cafes, various sporting facilities, and a indoor aquatic centre etc. The area is packed with interesting shops, a ten pin bowling ally, movie theatres, whale and dolphin cruises.

Major supermarkets (Coles and Woolworths), Bunnings, Kmart and many more shops are housed in Stockland Shopping mall in Forster. Visit Amaroo or North Coast accommodation, North Coast holiday accommodation to view plenty more beautiful north coast accommodation listed in ozehols under New South Wales accommodation, New South Wales holiday accommodation.