Holidays In Cairns Gateway To Great Barrier Reef And Atherton Tablelands

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Cairns
is the hub of tropical north Queensland.  The Cairns International and
Domestic airports are only 10 minutes from the Central Business District
which makes Cairns an ideal entry point for your Tropical North
Queensland adventures. If planning a visit here, book a short term accommodation cairns such as caravan parks in Cairns or one of the holiday homes in Cairns early.




The colourful tropical plants and lush greenery adds so much colour
and character to the parks and gardens in the area. This coastal
location is a popular holiday destination and it is not surprising why.
With the Great Barrier Reef and its islands to the east and the
rainforests plus the Atherton Tablelands to the west and palm frilled
stunning beaches to the north and south, Cairns is a paradise for
anglers, snorkelers, scuba divers and fishing enthusiasts.




Visitors to Cairns should be prepared for a jam packed holiday. If
exploring the  World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef and a visit to
the wet tropical rainforest where you can raft the white water rapids is
not enough, there are plenty of tours operating from Cairns for you to
explore Cairns and its surroundings. For those who like wine, a trip to
the Atherton Tablelands will be rewarding where they can enjoy the many
food and wine trails.




This is a place to soak up the tropical lifestyle. Make a trip to the
botanic gardens to admire the beautiful tropical plants, go sightseeing
in the city or browse through many of the city galleries to appreciate
the heritage and culture of the area. Cairns offer you lively bars as a
big city would do and some award winning restaurants serving very tasty
local seafood.




Cairns is a great place for those who are looking for a exotic holiday in tropical surroundings. Those who which to book Australia holiday rentals online should click here.

Beautiful Dunsborough And Delightful Holidays In Margaret River

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A
three hour drive south of Perth brings you to beautiful Dunsborough in
Geographe Bay a popular holiday destination surrounded by stunning
secluded coves, scenic coastal drives and award winning wineries. It is
just hop step and a jump from stunning swimming beaches such as Meelup,
Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay. For those looking for vacation rentals are
able to book one of the Dunsborough holiday homes or Dunsborough beach cottages at their convenience.




A short drive from Dunsborough brings you to one of the most popular
diving spots in Australia. That is the dive wreck of HMAS Swan a 113
metres long ship wreck with an abundance of marine life.


Here are some of the things you will enjoy during your visit to  Dunsborough.

• Visit some of the beautiful secluded coves and have a swim in the crystal clear waters in Meelup, Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay.
• If you are a keen diver, then diving near the wreck of HMAS Swan is a must.
• The beaches and water ways are superb for you to go canoeing,
  scuba-diving, fishing, sailing, snorkeling, surfing, wind surfing and
  swimming.
• Try the Cape to Cape walking trek known to be diverse, scenic and
  enjoyable. You can begin the walk at Cape Naturalist Lighthouse.
• While your there, climb the lighthouse for 360 degree views of the bay an ideal spot to watch whales during migration season.
• Remember you are at the doorstep of some of the best Margaret River
  wineries which produce world class chardonnays, semillons, cabernets,
  merlots and boutique wines.
• Taste and take back with you some of the local ice creams, fudge, chocolate and fruit preservatives.
• If all the above doesn’t fancy you since you are the “arty type”,
  the arts galleries, live music and busy summer markets are sure to keep
  you entertained.

Click here to book accommodation online if you are looking for some vacation rentals.




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Riesling Trail In Auburn – Gateway To The Clare Valley

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Auburn
about 25 km south of Clare and 111 km from Adelaide is one of the
oldest settlements in the Clare Valley region and is often referred to
as the gateway to the Clare Valley. The early settlements have provided
Auburn a historical label and it is a great place to explore the history
of this famous wine region. Looking for a place to stay? An accommodation in Auburn SA or a bed and breakfast in Clare Valley can be found for your visit.




Some of the historical buildings of interest to visitors and the
lovers of historical buildings are the Old Police Station (1859),The
Mechanics Institute (1859), St John’s Anglican Church (1862),Post Office
(1862) and Council Chambers (1879).




Auburn began as a resting place for the transporters of ore as they
made their way from the Burra copper mines to Port Wakefield. Auburn is
also the starting point where you will first be introduced to the
vineyards of the Clare Valley.




If you are a keen walker as well as a lover of wine, remember the
southern end of the Riesling Trail begins here. This trail is suitable
for all types of walkers, bikers and has wheelchair access. You will be
glad to know that Riesling trail goes past many cellar doors for those
wanting a break or two on the way. Auburn has become a popular tourist
destination with several restaurants, a pub and several other
entertainment and recreational activities for a relaxing and enjoyable
visit.  Click this link for online booking of holiday accommodation in Australia.




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Tour From Brisbane To Big Pineapple In Sunshine Coast

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 Do you know what the largest and most popular tourist attraction in
Sunshine Coast apart from the stunning beaches? Yes, you got it right.
It is the Big Pineapple Complex in Nambour about 96km from Brisbane. 
Come here and you will be able to enjoy your favorite tropical fruit to
your hearts content and at amazingly cheap prices too. If planning a
visit or a holiday you can book one of the motels in Nambour, one of the sunshine coast accommodation specials or hotels in Brisbane CBD and drive to the attraction.



Well why is it call the “Big Pineapple Complex”?  There is a replica
of a giant 16 metre pineapple with the top most floor converted to an
observation deck where visitors can view and enjoy the variety of exotic
tropical fruits grown below in this fabulous fruit plantation.


Like to know what more you can enjoy when you are here?

• Have a snack or a meal in the Big Pineapple restaurant
• Buy your favorite tropical fruits at the on sight fruit market.
• While you are in the Big Pineapple enjoy the audio visual displays on couple of floors.
• Take a ride in the sugar cane train through circa 40 hectares of fruit plantation of mango, pineapple, avocado and sugar cane.
• Take the children to the animal farm in the complex. They will love it.
• Have a look at the giant replica of the macadamia nut where you will
  learn the processing of macadamia nuts from cracking the nut to the
  product we all consume.

Come along and enjoy. If you are looking for online reservation of holiday accommodation in Brisbane and around, do click here. You need to select the state and the region for your search.

Fun In Bright Victoria Close To Ski Fields In Mt Hotham & Mt Buller

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Fun In Bright Victoria Close To Ski Fields In Mt Hotham & Mt Buller

Enjoy Homebush And Olympic Park Precinct During Holidays

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Picturesque Holidays While In Creswick Accommodation

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Creswick
is a picture perfect town located circa 18km north of Ballarat. The
township located in the base of the Creswick State Forest was famous to be
one of the prosperous alluvial gold field townships in the world. Those who
come on vacation will obviously enjoy the scenery, bushwalks and visiting
the historic sites. When deciding on your holiday check out the many Creswick accommodation such as Creswick Motel, hotels and resorts on offer.

Things To Do

We have itemised below some things you can enjoy while on vacation in Creswick.

• Mullock Heaps (or the remnants after mining).
• Creswick Historical Museum.
• Koala Park.
• Visit in October in time for the Brackenbury Classic Fun Run.
• Bushwalking in the nearby volcanic bushland and forest areas.
• Creswick Forest Nursery.
• World of Dinosaurs where life sized models have been positioned in bush land setting. An attraction for kids to enjoy.
• Try out gold panning in Creswick Creek.
• Visit the Tangled Maze Nursery where a maze has been formed with climbers.
• Tuki Trout Farm close by.
• When you have finished with things to do in Creswick drive to Ballarat and explore what Ballarat has to offer.

Have fun staying in one of the accommodation in Creswick including a hotel, motel or Creswick resort while exploring this picturesque township.


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Bellingen Accommodation For Scenic Holidays On The Banks Of Bellinger River

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 Bellingen Accommodation

Bellingen
lies in the banks of the Bellinger River. The Bellinger Valley is known
for its rich  rich dairy land. If you are looking for a relaxing
holiday in a tree lined township, then Bellingen fits the bill. Looking
for a place to chill out? There are Bellingen accommodation including a Bellingen caravan park or Bellingen farmstay  which will be enjoyable for families with young children.

Attractions and Things To Do

• The Sweetwater Gallery formerly the Wheatley Emporium.
• Yellow Shed art and craft and the Butter Factory complex.
• Come in September for the spring Jazz Festival.
• You will enjoy the local markets on every 3^rd Saturday of the month.
• Canoe hire available if you want to try canoeing along the scenic Bellinger River.
• Enjoy a riverside walk along the Bellinger River.
• Drive 14km north west to Thora and enjoy a picnic in one of the scenic spots at the foot of Mt.Dorrigo..
• Trout fishing in the streams of Dorrigo.
• Scenic walks and bushwalking in Dorrigo National Park.
• Take the drive north east along farmlands and valleys across Never Never Creek to the Promised Land.
• Enjoy a picnic along the way or have a swim in one of the many water holes along the way.
• Aboriginal culture tours are also available. It is best to obtain
  information from the Tourist Information Centre when you are in the
  area.

We hope you visit us in Bellingen. Check out one of the accommodation
in Bellingen including a hotel, farmstay, holiday home or a Bellingen caravan park when you are looking for a place to break journey.




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