Top Attractions in Roma

• The Big Rig - Tourism Award Winner 2002 - The Big Rig - Australia's living memorial to the oil an gas industry was born in Roma. There is also the spectacular Night Show, a sound and light experience to remember.
  
  
• Romavilla Winery - Wine lovers will enjoy sampling wines from Romavilla Winery - Queensland's oldest winery est.1863.
  
  
• Festivals - Roma is home to the historic Roma Picnic Races (March), the Roma Cup (November) and the annual "Easter in the Country" festival.
  
  
• Surat, Injune, Mitchell and Miles - Located at the junction of three of Australia's major roads, visits to surrounding towns - Surat, Injune, Mitchell and Miles make for memorable day trips.
  
  
• Biggest Bottle Tree - Measure up against the biggest bottle tree.
  
  
• Roma's Cattle Sales - Roma's Cattle Sales take place in Australia's largest store cattle selling facility. Held on Tuesday and Thursdays, the visitor cannot help but be caught up in the noisy excitement of the sales.
  
  
• Carnarvon Gorge and Mt Moffat National Parks - Roma is enroute to Carnarvon Gorge and Mt Moffat National Parks.
  
  
• Hero's Avenue - Stroll the Heritage listed Hero's Avenue featuring over 100 bottle trees, a tribute to the soldiers from the Roma district who lost their lives in the first World War.
  
  
• Mini Steam Train - The Mini Steam Train is perfect for the kids, big and small. A 1915 - style quarter scale coal fired steam train operates regularly on a 1.4km circuit adjacent to the Big Rig.
  
  

Top Activities For ROMA

• Paddlesteamer Cumberoona - Take a trip on this wood-fired paddlesteamer for a closer look at the beautiful Murray River.
  
  
• Walking on the Albury/Wodonga Trail System - A series of easy-medium grade walking tracks cross the two cities, providing interesting views and picnic spots.
  
  
• Fly fishing - Why not try fly fishing on the New England Waterways.
  
  
• Heritage Walk and Drive - Both the drive and the walk offer an interesting insight into the town and surrounds of Armidale.
  
  
• Scenic tourist drives - Signposted drives that take in the region’s village, pastoral scenes and national parks.
  
  
• Clyde River - Houseboating on this beautiful River.
  
  
• Four Wheel Drive Tours - Tour into remote wilderness to gold mining towns and rugged rock climbs.
  
  
• Corn Trail - A pleasant forest walk on a historic trail that was once used by drays carrying supplies from the Clyde to Braidwood.
  
  
• Water Sports - There are a wide range of water sports to choose from including boating, fishing and sailing.
  
  
• Joy Flight - Enjoy a vintage joy flight from Bathurst Airport.
  
  
• Water Activities - Sailing, water-skiing and power boating at Chifley Dam, Carcoar, Lake Oberon, Wallerwang and Wyangala.
  
  
• Biamanga National Park - Located 20 kilometres north of Bega, this park features a couple of great swimming holes, a waterfall on Mumballa Creek, and some pleasant picnic areas.
  
  
• Brogo Dam - Located in the picturesque Brogo Ranges, the dam is set in maintained gardens and is a great place for fishing or picnics.
  
  
• Brogo River - A steady stream of water allows you to experience the thrill of canoeing.
  
  
• Mootwingee National Park - Located 130 kilometres north-east of Broken Hill, the area is rich in the heritage of the Wilyakali and Barkindji people. It contains magnificent natural galleries of their paintings and engravings and is a great place for picnics and bushwalking.
  
  
• Walking Tours - Broken Hill Walk Tours run guided tours around the streets of Broken Hill.
  
  
• Four Wheel Driving - A number of Four Wheel Drive Tours operate in and around the Broken Hill Region and are a popular way to experience the outback.
  
  
• Sundown Nature Trail - A walking track which features typical wildlife and vegetation and some stunning views towards Broken Hill.
  
  
• Coffs Rock Indoor Climbing Centre - Experience abseiling at its best.
  
  
• Boambee Creek Walking Track - An easy loop taking around 2-3 hours, covering the entire length of the beach plus a section along Boambee Creek.
  
  
• Bucca Forest Drive - Travels mostly through the Orara East and Lower Bucca State Forests and shares part of the route with the Wedding Bells Forest Drive.
  
  
• Charlesworth Bay Walk - An easy walk along the beach, taking about an hour to complete.
  
  
• Coffs Creek Walking Track - An easy walk taking about 1-2 hours to complete. The walk takes you from the Olympic Pool along the creek as far as the Pet Porpoise Pool, passing the Botanic Gardens and the historic cemetery.
  
  
• Diggers Beach - A great place for swimming and surfing.
  
  
• Fishing - Best spots are around Muttonbird Island, Macauley’s Headland and Boambee Beach.
  
  
• Macauley’s Headland Walking Track - An easy walk taking about 1-2 hours to complete. Runs from the Northern end of Park Beach over the headland.
  
  
• Cycling - Hire a motorised bicylce from Holiday Motorised Bicycle to explore Coffs Harbour.
  
  
• Whitewater Rafting - Experience the thrill of the rapids on the Nimboida River
  
  
• Additional Activities - Parasailing, scuba diving, snorkelling and sky-diving.
  
  
• Warrumbungle Scenic Flights - offer a birds eye view of the mountains and the beautiful Warrumbungle National Park.
  
  
• Warrumbungle Light Aboriginal Site Tours - Full day tours of Aboriginal sites and caves.
  
  
• Coona Country Tours - Specialised ecotours around Coonabarabran and the surrounding region.
  
  
• Horse Riding - Trail rides in the Warrumbungle foothills run by the Coonabarabran Equestrian Centre.
  
  
• Cowra Heritage Walk - A self guided walk developed by the local visitors centre offering an opportunity to experience Cowra’s heritage including the gothic stone St Raphael’s church, the old stone flour mill, the Ilfracombe House and many examples of federation houses, colonial and Victorian commercial buildings.
  
  
• Wineries - Take a tour of a local winery or participate in some exquisite wine tasting in any of the following wineries: Chiverton, Cowra Mill Winery and Restaurant, Hamilton’s Bluff, Hermes Morrison Wines, Quarry Cellars and Restaurant.
  
  
• Wyangala Waters State Park - Great spot for fishing, water skiing, swimming, sailing and canoeing.
  
  
• Cruising - Explore the Macquarie River.
  
  
• Town Tours and Heritage Trails - Brochures and maps of various tourist drives and heritage trails are available from the visitors centre. The Tracker Riley Cycleway is especially recommended for those looking for a bit of adventure.
  
  
• Scenic Flights - Fly over Dubbo and the surrounding countryside for the extravagant birds eye view of the Region.
  
  
• Dolphin and Whale Watching - In the main strip of the Great Lakes Region.
  
  
• Pebbly Beach Bicentennial Walk - A pleasant walk commencing from Second Head near the ocean baths and following the shoreline through Bennetts Head Reserve onto Burgess Beach.
  
  
• Other Activities - Take a cruise on Wallis Lake, go sailing, experience a 4WD Tour of the Great Lakes, and dive charters available.
  
  
• Bushwalking - Explore the Brisbane Water National Park, Dharung National Park, Rumbalara Reserve and the State Forests of the Watagan Mountains.
  
  
• Watersports - Choose from a range of exciting watersports such as boating, sailing, yachting, and jet skiing.
  
  
• Recreational Activities - There are also available a range of recreational activities such as tennis, golf and bowls.
  
  
• Cruise - Go on a cruise along the beautiful Brisbane Waters.
  
  
• Wollondilly River Walking Trail - A four-hour walk following the Wollondilly River and taking in many of Goulburn’s well known historic sites. Picnic facilities are available along the way and information can be obtained from the local tourist centre.
  
  
• Historic Two Foot Tour - A 2 hour tour of Goulburn’s heritage.
  
  
• Governor Macquarie Historic Walking Trail - A 6 kilometre trail featuring many of Gouburn’s best historic sites.
  
  
• Goulburn City Drive - A drive through the streets of Goulburn that will give you an insight into the life of the town. Places of interest include the Police Academy and the Training Centre.
  
  
• Markets - A visit to the community markets which are the largest on the North Coast.
  
  
• Fishing and Canoe Tours - Take a water fishing and canoe-camping tour.
  
  
• National Parks - There are many national parks within a one hour drive from Grafton. These include Yuraygir and Bandajlong on the coast and the World Heritage listed Washpool and Gibraltar Range parks to the west. Walking and picnicking are popular activities in these areas.
  
  
• Gliding - Every weekend, visitors are welcome to try gliding at Eatonsville, just west of Grafton.
  
  
• Harley Tours - Visitors can experience the thrill of the famous Harley Davidson motor bike in the care of a licensed operator.
  
  
• Joy Flights - Take a joy flight over Grafton and the surrounding area.
  
  
• Lake Inverell Reserve - A great location for bushwalking, fishing and picnicking.
  
  
• White Water Rafting - Popular activity on the Gwydir River in the months from October to March. The Inverell region is said to one of the best white water rafting areas in Australia.
  
  
• Copeton State Park - Popular place for fishing and water sports with walking tracks, fossicking, and picnic areas.
  
  
• Goonoowigall Wilderness - A wildlife refuge with waterfalls, rapids and a number of walking trails.
  
  
• Sightseeing Tours - Tours are available around the New England region.
  
  
• Heritage walks - There are three heritage walks in and around Kempsey. Information on these walks can be obtained from the Kempsey Museum.
  
  
• Tamban Forest Drive - A nice scenic drive with great views from Collombatti Lookout and plenty of opportunities for a picnic along the way.
  
  
• Shopping - You will find many gift and souvenir ideas in the main street of Kempsey.
  
  
• Day Trips - Spend a day in the scenic coastal towns of Ballina, Byron Bay and Evans Head, or inland to Nimbin, The Channon and many other historic villages.
  
  
• Cruises - Go on a historic cruise in the Lismore and Ballina regions.
  
  
• Rainforest Walk - Take a tour to the spectacular Protestor Falls on Terania Creek Road.
  
  
• East Maitland Heritage Walk - A walk of the local area taking in a number of significant heritage sites.
  
  
• Boxvale Mine Walking Track - A walking trail that follows the historic railway including a tunnel 84 metres in length.
  
  
• Mount Alexandra Walking Track - The walk begins at Lake Alexandra and passes 50 foot falls, the Nattai River and Gibbergunyah before returning to the lake.
  
  
• Mineral Baths - Soaking in the hot mineral baths in Moree or in the baths at the nearby town of Boomi.
  
  
• Sightseeing - Tours of Moree and Lightening Ridge.
  
  
• Tareelaroi Weir - A great spot for picnics and a range of water sports.
  
  
• Along the Wallaby Track - A driving tour taking in various sites including the early home of Henry Lawson and the old Eurendee school .
  
  
• Mudgee Walks - A self-guided tour providing an insight into the rich history of Mudgee.
  
  
• Fern Tree Gully Reserve - An isolated pocket of rainforest ideal for bushwalking.
  
  
• Golf - Play a game of golf at the Nambucca Island Golf Course (Australia’s only island golf course).
  
  
• Painting - Leave your own personal post card on the rocks known as the V-Wall.
  
  
• Beaches - Swimming and surfing at Newcastle’s popular beaches including Nobby’s, Newcastle, Bat, Merewether and Dixon Park beaches.
  
  
• Great North Walk - For the energetic, this walk provides a pleasant way to see the area’s beautiful beaches and bushland.
  
  
• Shipwreck Walk - A pleasant 2km walk along Newcastle’s Harbour, taking in the sites of famous shipwrecks including the “Adolphe” which crashed in 1904.
  
  
• Lake Macquarie - A great place to take a relaxing cruise or get active with the variety of watersports available including sailing, sailboarding, canoeing and waterskiing.
  
  
• Bens Walk - A 5.5 kilometre walk that follows the shores of the Shoalhaven River. Features of the walk include Hanging Rock, a swimming hole at Big Rock, a picnic area at the Depot Farm Reserve and a number of caves used for shelter.
  
  
• Bomaderry Creek Walk - The walking tracks follow Bomaderry creek, passing formations of wind-sculptured gullies and glens.
  
  
• Greys Beach Reserve - A great picnic spot which provides access to a range of recreational activities.
  
  
• Lake Canabolas - The perfect spot for water sports such as kayacking and windsurfing.
  
  
• Mount Canabolas Park - Take a walk around the beautiful park and enjoy the magnificent views of the surrounding region.
  
  
• Hot Air Ballooning - Popular activity in the nearby town of Canowindra.
  
  
• Picnics - Pack yourself a picnic and head for either Cooke Park, Kelly Reserve, Boulder Hill, Bushmans Hill, Pac Park, Lions Park or the Rotary Park/Arboretum.
  
  
• Bumberry Dam - Located 24 kilometres east of Parkes, the dam is a popular spot for hiking, boating and picnics.
  
  
• Daytrips - Spend a day at Cowra, Wellington, Dubbo, Forbes and Orange.
  
  
• Goobang National Park - Bushwalking and birdwatching in Goobang National Park.
  
  
• Hastings River - Take a cruise or go canoeing on the rapids of the upper Hastings River.
  
  
• Whale Watching - A unique experience.
  
  
• Camel Tours - Ride a camel along Lighthouse Beach.
  
  
• Archery of Yesteryear - Step into the shoes of Robin Hood and learn to shoot with a longbow.
  
  
• Parks and Lookouts - Bicentennial Park, Jerrabomberra Lookout, Lowden Forest Park, Queanbeyan Park and Queen Elizabeth Park.
  
  
• Queanbeyan River - White water rafting tours around Queanbeyan.
  
  
• Googong Foreshores - A popular spot for sailing and fishing.
  
  
• Glenbrawn State Recreation Area - A popular spot for picnics, fishing and a range of water sports.
  
  
• Scone Heritage Walk - A gentle walk starting at the Rotary Heritage Park and leading to the Scone Museum.
  
  
• The Heritage Trail - A historic trail running from Newcastle to Scone and taking in a number of heritage-listed properties.
  
  
• Lake Keepit - Waterskiing, boating, swimming and gliding at Lake Keepit (57 kilometres west of Tamworth).
  
  
• Country Music Festival - A very popular festival held annually in January.
  
  
• Kamilaroi Walking Track - A 6 kilometre walk which traverses the ridge tops of Oxley Park and features a number of special viewing areas.
  
  
• Manning River - Great waterway for cruising, water-skiing, sailing, boating and house-boating.
  
  
• Taree Heritage Walk - A pleasant walk taking in a number of significant heritage sites.
  
  
• Aussie Bike Adventures - Motorcycle Tours run by the Taree based firm.
  
  
• Dolphin Watching - Watch the dolphins surf the waves at Bennetts or Jimmy’s beach.
  
  
• 4WD - There are five 4WD access routes onto the beach off Mungo Brush Road.
  
  
• Deep Sea Diving - Discover the abundant marine life in Port Stephens and off Broughton Island.
  
  
• Walking - Be sure to take a walk along the Murray.
  
  
• Hume and Hovell Walking Track - 370 kilometres in length, this walking track runs through the Snowy Mountains and features spectacular scenery. It bypasses the towns of Tumut and Tumbarumba as well as the Blowering Reservoir. The track can be joined at any stage with a number of picnic areas along the way.
  
  
• Tumut River Walk - A pleasant walk which begins at Elm Drive and follows the banks of the Tumut River for around 1.5 kilometres.
  
  
• Snow - Tumut is close to the snow fields for skiing and snow boarding.
  
  
• The Historic Buildings City Walk - a leisurely stroll around the various old buildings in Wagga Wagga.
  
  
• The Wiradjuri Walking Track - Following about 30 kilometres, the track features views of the Murrumbidgee River, the Botanic Gardens and Zoo, Lake Albert and the Australian Alps.
  
  
• Lake Albert - An ideal spot for sailing, sailboarding, water-skiing, fishing and walking.
  
  
• Murrumbidgee River - Provides opportunities for a range of activities including canoeing, fishing and swimming.
  
  
• Lawerence Hargrave Drive - Follows the coastline from Stanwell Tops, providing access to a number of attractive beaches.
  
  
• Lake Illawarra - Ideal for sailing, windsurfing and fishing.
  
  
• Walks - Walking and scenic drive tours of the Young area.
  
  
• Tram Rides - Take a tram ride on the FREE City Circle Tram service which takes in some of Melbourne’s major attractions.
  
  
• Tours of Government House - Take a tour through the first Government house and the present one.
  
  
• River Cruises - Take a cruise either towards the historic Port Melbourne or upriver past the scenic river gardens to Herring Island.
  
  
• Live Entertainment - Melbourne is home to a number of entertainment complexes including the Crown Entertainment Complex, The Melbourne Concert Hall, the Playhouse, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl and the State Theatre.
  
  
• Swanson Street Walk - Provides the perfect location from which to explore the many shops and cafes where you can relax and be entertained.
  
  
• Williamstown Bay and River Cruises - Offer spectacular views of the city of Melbourne.
  
  
• Alexandra Park. - Walking, cycling and jogging in Alexandra Park.
  
  
• Dining - Melbourne has many great restaurant precincts with food from practically every nation.
  
  
• Day Tours - to famous Penguins and Phillip Island, Puffing Billy, Scenic Great Ocean Road and The Grampians.
  
  
• Marriners Falls - Take a scenic walk through the tranquil surroundings at Marriners Falls.
  
  
• Horse Riding. - Beach Horse Riding.
  
  
• Wingsports Flight Academy. - Hanggliding, paragliding and powered hanggliding with the Wingsports Flight Academy.
  
  
• Maits Rest - Take a walk on the boardwalk through the rainforest. Mountain Bike Tours of the Otways, valleys, fern gullies, native animals etc.
  
  
• Glow Worm Tours - Walk through a fern gully at night and experience the natural fairy lights.
  
  
• Surfing at Main Beach - Skenes Creek, Kennett River, Wye River and Johanna (the alternative site for the Bells Beach National Surfing Competition).
  
  
• Walking and driving tours - There are numerous walks and self drive tours to help visitors explore the region. They include points of interest such as Cape Otway, Cray Fish Bay, Triplet Falls, Port Campbell National Park, the Twelve Appostles and the Carisbrook Coast. Information is available at the local visitor information centre.
  
  
• Archery and Mini Golf Park. - Archery, mini golf and bowls at the Archery and Mini Golf Park.
  
  
• Fairy Dell Scenic Reserve. - Bushwalking at the Fairy Dell Scenic Reserve.
  
  
• MacLeod Morass State Game Reserve. - Birdwatching at the MacLeod Morass State Game Reserve.
  
  
• Port of Barinsdale. - Swimming at the Port of Barinsdale.
  
  
• Mitchell River. - Canoeing, walking or riding along the Mitchell River.
  
  
• Bataluk Cultural Trail - A walk that takes in aboriginal sites of historical significance.
  
  
• Adventure Activities - Sky diving and rafting.
  
  
• Howitt Bicycle Trail - An extensive trail that will take the cyclist on many routes throughout the region.
  
  
• Wine tasting - Wine tasting at the Dargo Winery, Ensay Winery, Mount Markey Winery, Nicholson River Winery and Wyanga Park Winery.
  
  
• Ice-skating - at the friendly Bendigo Ice-Skating Rink.
  
  
• Canyon Walk - An easy 3km walk that follows the south bank of the Ovens River to the suspension bridge and returns to Bright.
  
  
• Bright - Wandiligong Walk –An easy 6 km walk from Bright Caravan Park, along Morses Creek, leading to Bennett’s Walk and Dougherty’s Bridge south of Bright to the Alpine Park at Wandiligong.
  
  
• Bright Microlight Centre. - Tandem flights at the Bright Microlight Centre.
  
  
• Canoeing and rafting. -
  
  
• Paragliding over Bright. -
  
  
• Wine tasting at the local wineries. -
  
  
• Skiing at Falls Creek, Mount Hotham and Mount Buffalo. -
  
  
• Cycling and Walking - The best way to enjoy Echuca is to get out in the fresh air. There are a couple of scenic routes for walking or cycling that take in the local sites.
  
  
• Wine tasting at Tisdall Wines. -
  
  
• Canoeing and boat hire on the Murray River -
  
  
• Horse riding along the Murray River and through Banyule State Forest. -
  
  
• Daytrips to the towns of Rochester, Tongala, Kyabram, Rushworth and Gunbower. -
  
  
• Picnicking -
  
  
• Boating -
  
  
• The Barwon River - A great spot for watersports, walking, cycling, fishing or simply relaxing.
  
  
• Lake Bellfield - A popular spot for fishing and sailing.
  
  
• Lake Hamilton - A popular spot for fishing, boating, swimming, cycling and jogging.
  
  
• Hamilton History Walk - Spend an hour wandering the streets of Hamilton, taking in the numerous historical sites along the way.
  
  
• Lake Linlithgow - Provides a range of opportunities for activities such as swimming, bird watching, fishing and other watersports.
  
  
• Hiking and cycling in the Grampians and Mount Eccles National Park. -
  
  
• Horsham Historical River Walk - A pleasant walk taking in sites such as the old weir, the old bridges and tramline, Selliger’s Brewery, the Swinging Bridge and the Old Pumping Station.
  
  
• Yanga Track - A track following the footsteps of Aboriginal Tribes who made their way up and down the Wimmera River.
  
  
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• Rock climbing at Mount Arapiles. -
  
  
• Fishing from the jetty, the sandbanks, or in the lake and river systems. -
  
  
• Forest Drives - Take a forest drive to pretty picnic spots in Colquhoun and Lake Tyers Forest Parks.
  
  
• Exploring - Hire a paddleboat, runabout, yacht or cruiser to explore the waterways.
  
  
• Joy flights around Lakes Entrance -
  
  
• Sunday Markets - Visit the Sunday markets for a selection of craftware, hardware, knitware, pottery and jewellery.
  
  
• Foreshore Reserve - A popular spot for picnics and a range of recreational activities
  
  
• Swimming and surfing at Lorne’s protected beaches. - Wining and dining in the Mediterranean style atmosphere on Mountjoy Parade
  
  
• Tennis and Golf - at the Lorne Country Club
  
  
• Scenic drives - along the Surf Coast, the Great Ocean Road and through the Otways
  
  
• Scenic flights over Lorne -
  
  
• The Chaffey Trail - A self-guided tour that celebrates the development of Mildura into one of the world’s most productive food growing areas. Visitors can gain an insight into the determination, vision and pioneering spirit of the people who helped establish this region.
  
  
• Tourist Drives - There are seven different tourist drives in Mildura which allow visitors to experience all that the region has to offer.
  
  
• Hattah-Kulkyne National Park and Murray-Kulkyne Park - Offer plenty of opportunities for canoeing, walking, taking a picnic or just relaxing.
  
  
• Murray Sunset National Park - Located in the north end of the park, Lindsay Island provides plentiful opportunities for fishing and yabbying.
  
  
• Cycling along the Murray River. -
  
  
• Eco tours of outback New South Wales with Harry Nanya Tours -
  
  
• Hot air ballooning over Mildura. -
  
  
• Wine tasting at the Phillip Island Vineyard and Winery. -
  
  
• Bird viewing around Swan Lake - the only permanent fresh water lake on the island.
  
  
• Skydiving over Phillip Island. -
  
  
• The Wreck of the Lord Ard - This walk tells the tragic story of the Loch Ard shipwreck from the wreck site to the cemetery.
  
  
• Living on the Edge - Discover life on the edge of the sheer cliffs.
  
  
• Beach Walk - A fine walk along Newfield Bay, Gibson’s Beach and the Gellibrand estuary.
  
  
• Swimming - The bay at Port Campbell is a safe area for swimming.
  
  
• Diving - When the sea is calm, there is excellent wreck and reef diving off the Port Campbell National Park.
  
  
• Canoeing - The Gellibrand River is ideal for canoeing with access from the picnic ground at Princetown.
  
  
• Birdwatching - The heathlands and low coastal scrub are particularly good for birdwatching as is Muttonbird Island with its resident muttonbirds and short-tailed shearwaters.
  
  
• Scenic flights over the Twelve Apostles, Lochard Gorge and London Bridge. -
  
  
• The Great South West Walk - Beginning and ending in Portland, this 250 km walk takes in a variety of landscapes, flora and fauna.
  
  
• Historic Shipwrecks Trail - Follow the signposts around the coast to a number of wreckage sites.
  
  
• Smelter Nature Walk - A pleasant stroll around Grant Bay, offering magnificent coastal views.
  
  
• Mary MacKillop Walk - Follows the sites relevant to Mary’s time in Portland between 1862 and 1866.
  
  
• Sea Cliff Nature Walk - 3 km scrubland and coastline walk in Cape Nelson State Park.
  
  
• Wine tasting at Barrett’s Wines, Portland Winery or Crawford River Wines. -
  
  
• Fishing charters. -
  
  
• Glenelg River Cruises. -
  
  
• Joy flights over Bridgewater Bay. -
  
  
• Surfing at Bridgewater Bay, Yellow Rock, Blacknose Point, Whites Beach, Murrell’s Point, Murrell’s Beach and Discovery Bay. -
  
  
• Bushwalking and picnicking in the Tallarook Ranges. -
  
  
• Blueberry picking at the Cralgearn Blueberry Farm (January to February). -
  
  
• Scenic drives through the beautiful Trawool Valley, with natural scenery classified by the National Trust. -
  
  
• Golf at the Shepparton Golf Club. -
  
  
• Wine tasting at the Broken River Winery. -
  
  
• Cobbledick Swamp – Wildlife Co-op Area - Features a pleasant walk that takes in a picturesque lagoon, a forest of River Red Gum, Yellow and Greybox, and a range of bird species.
  
  
• Victoria Park Lake - A great spot for watersports such as boating, water-skiing and sailboarding.
  
  
• Canoeing on the Goulburn River. -
  
  
• Bike-riding, fishing or picnicking along the Goulburn and Broken Rivers. -
  
  
• Tennis -
  
  
• Bowls -
  
  
• 4WD Tours -
  
  
• Winery tours -
  
  
• Abseiling -
  
  
• Paddlesteamer cruises on the Murray. -
  
  
• Wine tasting at the RL Buller and Son Beverford Winery. -
  
  
• Golf at the Murray Downs Country Club. -
  
  
• Side trips to the Vinifera and Nyah state forests. -
  
  
• Watersports such as swimming and fishing at Lake Boga. -
  
  
• Canoe hire in Summer. -
  
  
• Mt Baw Baw - Come skiing just a short distance to some of Victoria's best slopes.
  
  
• Bushwalking in the King Valley. -
  
  
• Paddy’s Markets - Visit the markets for a selection of produce, clothing, crafts, food and stationary.
  
  
• Swimming or picnicking at Sydney Beach. -
  
  
• Wining and dining in the Milawa Gourmet Region. -
  
  
• Day trips to the historic towns of Springhurst, Chiltern and Eldorado. -
  
  
• Visiting Glenrowan, home of Australia’s best known folk legend – Ned Kelly. -
  
  
• White water rafting in the King Valley. -
  
  
• Main Beach. - Swimming, windsurfing, yachting and surfing at Lady Bay
  
  
• Undercover Markets - Offer a range of items including plants, cakes, stationary, vegetables, clothes, tools and toys.
  
  
• Thunder Point Coastal Reserve - A great spot for walking, birdwatching and fishing.
  
  
• Levys Point Coastal Reserve - A recreational area offering surf and rock fishing.
  
  
• Mahogany Walk - A 22 km walking track that follows the beaches and dunes between Warnambool and Port Fairy.
  
  
• Wodonga Cycling Tour - Begins in South Albury and follows the water to the adjacent town of Wodonga. Highlights include the Railway Bridge, Sumison Gardens and Woodland Grove.
  
  
• Koori Interpretive Track - A walk which expresses the cultural and environmental lifestyle of the original Wiradjuri owners and their descendants.
  
  
• Lake Hume - A popular spot for watersports such as sailing, fishing, water skiing and swimming.
  
  
• Shopping in Wodonga’s modern shopping facilities. -
  
  
• Harley Davidson Tours - Take a sightseeing tour of a different kind on the back of a motorcycle.
  
  
• St Kilda Mangrove Trail - Features a 90 minute guided tour through the mangroves.
  
  
• Morialta Conservation Park - Located in the Adelaide foothills, Morialta is a good spot for bushwalking and picnicking.
  
  
• Linear Park - A popular location for walking, jogging and riding.
  
  
• Gawler Heritage Walks - Take a guided tour of this lovely old town located 43 kilometres north of Adelaide.
  
  
• Barossa Valley Events - Barossa Music Festival- September 29 – October 7th 2001, Titled “Illuminations”, the 2001 Barossa Music Festival explores the music of a thousand years. Artists from around the world perform many styles of music from classical chamber music to jazz, in the unique churches, historic buildings, winery barrel halls and cellars of the Barossa
  
  
• Shopping for arts, crafts and souvenirs at Bethany, Angaston and Tanunda. -
  
  
• Hot Air Ballooning over the beautiful tranquil valleys. -
  
  
• Wine tasting and winery tours at the superb wineries in the Barossa Valley. -
  
  
• Golf at Tanunda and Nuriootpa. -
  
  
• Barossa’s Goldfields Trail - Provides a fascinating insight into the Barossa’s gold rush days.
  
  
• Greenock Heritage Walk - Provides a glimpse of Greenock and its interesting pioneer past.
  
  
• Nuriootpa Linear Park - A scenic walk along the banks of the North Para River from Coulthard Reserve on Penrice Road to Tolley Reserve on Barossa Valley Way.
  
  
• Angaston Heritage Walk - An informative insight into the history and spirit of the early pioneers who helped create the region.
  
  
• Whale watching between the months of June and October. -
  
  
• Tours of the Ceduna Satellite Earth Station. -
  
  
• Rock fishing in the Decres Bay Wittelbee Conservation Park. -
  
  
• Bushwalking and birdwatching in the Laura Bay Conservation Park. -
  
  
• Shopping at some of Australia’s oldest continuously trading shops. -
  
  
• Aquifer Tours - Take a fascinating tour to the surface of the Blue Lake.
  
  
• Engelbrecht Cave Tour - Take a tour of this complex system of limestone caves. See how the caves were formed and learn how the underground water filters through the limestone to the Blue Lake.
  
  
• Industry Tours - Learn about the forestry and milling processes on a guided tour of the local timber mills.
  
  
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• Glenelg River Cruises - Relax on the Nelson Endeavour or Pompeii’s Pride and take in the beauty of the Glenelg River.
  
  
• Shopping at the Lakes Village Shopping Centre. -
  
  
• Horse Riding through the bushland setting at Honeysuckle Stud. -
  
  
• Cruising on the Mighty Murray River. -
  
  
• Wine tasting at the wineries around Renmark. -
  
  
• Viewing live shows, concerts and theatre productions at the Chaffey Theatre. -
  
  
• Bushwalking, four-wheel driving and ecological tours in the Bookmark Biosphere -
  
  
• Reserve with Bush and Backwaters. -
  
  
• Picnicking at Arthur Shepherd Memorial Park, Jarret Memorial Gardens, Rotary Park and Plush’s Bend. -
  
  
• Fishing at Plush’s Bend. -
  
  
• Captain Boggles Tiger Moth Flights - Experience the thrill of the cockpit and take in scenic views of the coast and glistening seas in an open cockpit biplane.
  
  
• Robe Charter Service - Fishing trips and sightseeing cruises are available from Robe.
  
  
• Tourist Drive - A 30 kilometre trip designed to give a complete picture and understanding of Whyalla – its attractions, developments and way of life.
  
  
• Steelworks Tours - Learn about the steel-making process by viewing the coke ovens, the blast furnace and the steel making plant.
  
  
• Golf at the Whyalla golf club. -
  
  
• Harley Tours into the Flinders Ranges or a destination of your choice. -
  
  
• Hot air ballooning over Brisbane city. -
  
  
• Parachute jumping. -
  
  
• Rock climbing at Kangaroo Point. -
  
  
• Cruises on the Brisbane River. -
  
  
• Shopping tours. -
  
  
• Day and night tours of Brisbane city. -
  
  
• Walking tours of the city’s heritage sites and Brisbane’s early colonial history. -
  
  
• Day trips to Queensland’s famous theme parks including Dreamworld, Warner Bros, Movie World, Wet ‘n’ Wild Water World and Sea World. -
  
  
• Burnett River - Caters for a range of water activities including fishing, boating, rowing, canoeing, skiing and sailing.
  
  
• Reef tours - Visit areas of the magnificent Barrier Reef including Lady Elliiot and Lady Musgrave Islands.
  
  
• Scuba Diving and snorkeling - Scuba Diving and snorkeling in the Woongarra Marine Park which contains preserved coral reefs, rockpools and seagrass beds home to an amazing array of sealife.
  
  
• Wine tasting at the Rimfire Winery in Maclagan. -
  
  
• Wine tasting at the Wonbah Estate Vineyards and Winery. -
  
  
• Canoeing and birdwatching at the Goodnight Scrub. -
  
  
• Lake Awonga Recreation Area - A great spot for the whole family with many activities to enjoy including walking, swimming, sailing, fishing, water skiing and picnicking. The park also features a wildlife sanctuary with a variety of birdlife, wallabies and turtles.
  
  
• Tours of Industry - Tours can be arranged of Gladstone’s major industrial areas including Queensland’s largest power station, the world’s largest alumina plant, Australia’s largest aluminium smelter and one of Australia’s busiest ports.
  
  
• Heritage Walk - An interesting walk of the city centre featuring significant historical aspects.
  
  
• Reef Trips - Gladstone is an ideal base for reef, snorkeling and diving trips. Boats are also available for charter.
  
  
• Tours - Kalwun Paradise Dreaming Tours provides a unique way to experience the Gold Coast’s Aboriginal history and culture, conducting tours to restricted areas to view sacred sites and initiation areas. A number of other tours are also available including 4WD tours, walking tours, coach tours and aquabus safaris.
  
  
• Farm Life - Experience Aussie Farm Life at Paradise Country, Aussie Country (Down Under), Tropical Fruit World, Palmdale Stud Farm, Pioneer Country, Rosemount Alpaca Stud and Numinbah Valley Adventure Trails. Highlights include sheep shearing, baby animal feeding, horse riding, miniature farm animals, fun tractor tours and billy tea and damper.
  
  
• Surfing and Swimming - The Gold Coast has a number of fantastic beaches for all types of watersports including surfing and swimming.
  
  
• The Town Common and Hilton Weir - A popular spot for swimming and fishing.
  
  
• Swimming at the sandy beach of Little Bondi, located just outside of the town. -
  
  
• Day tours of the beautiful Fraser Island. - The world's largest sand Island.
  
  
• Bicycle Riding - Take a ride along the picturesque foreshore.
  
  
• Camel Rides - Take a camel ride through the beautiful bushland and along the magnificent beaches of the area.
  
  
• Mackay Heritage Walk - Enjoy a pleasant walk of Mackay, taking in sites such as the Police Station, the Court House and the Commonwealth Bank, all over a century old and listed with the National Trust.
  
  
• Drive Tours - Information is available from the Information Bureau detailing 3 different tourist drives within the Mackay area. Attractions included in the drives are parks, lookouts, beaches and the harbour.
  
  
• Scenic flights over Mackay and the surrounding region. -
  
  
• Day tours to the mining towns west of Mackay. -
  
  
• Fishing tours to the Great Barrier Reef. -
  
  
• Cruises to a range of islands of the Great Barrier Reef such as Brampton Island, Hamilton Island. -
  
  
• World class dives at locations such as Credlin Reef and the Catacombs, just a short distance form Mackay. -
  
  
• Markets. - There are a number of weekend markets in the area such as the Mackay Showground Markets, the Victoria Street Markets and the Walkers Bazaar Markets.
  
  
• Kinchant Dam - A great spot for swimming, windsurfing and canoeing.
  
  
• Tours of the Great Barrier Reef - A number of tour operators offer trips out of Port Douglas to the Barrier Reef and to the Low Isles
  
  
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• Joyflights - Outback Flying Services offer scenic flights to see Great Keppel Island and the Coral Reefs.
  
  
• Jet Boating - If you’re feeling adventurous, take a mind blowing jet boat tour.
  
  
• Fitzroy Ski Gardens - Ideal spot for boating, fishing and sailing.
  
  
• Tram Ride - Take a step back in time on the Purrey Steam Tram.
  
  
• Escarpment Parks - 7 unspoilt areas with spectacular views, unique topography of the mountain range, featuring self guided walks, barbecues, picnic shelters, mountain bike and bridle trails.
  
  
• Toowoomba Tourist Drive - A self drive/walk tour is well documented in a guide available from your Best Western Property which takes in some of the city’s finest historic precincts.
  
  
• Clifford Park Racecourse - in this major equine centre, offers Twilight Racing facilities under lights every Saturday
  
  
• Cape Pallarenda Environmental Park - A great spot for walking and picnicking.
  
  
• Yongala Dive - The ship wreck of Yongala provides a great opportunity for diving.
  
  
• Bluey’s Horseshoe Ranch, Trail Rides - Offers unforgettable experiences including swimming your horse in the cool, clear waters of the Coral Sea and exploring the islands rugged interior.
  
  
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• Jet skiing on Horseshoe Bay or The Strand. -
  
  
• Natural History Tours of Magnetic Island, featuring tropical forests, mangroves, beaches and a number of other scenic spots. -
  
  
• Wine tours - Explore the Rutherglen vineyards either by yourself or let local experts drive you through the area on an organised tour. Stop off for lunch at one of the wineries or organise a delicious locally prepared picnic hamper.
  
  
• Touring - Corowa is central to the historic towns of the north-east. Take a drive through box-ironbark forest to the historic towns of Chiltern, Beechworth or Yackandandah
  
  
• Bicycling - Bring your own or hire a bike at the Corowa Information Centre and take advantage of the terrain and weather to explore the vineyards and the local country roads.
  
  
• Lake and river cruises - Take a boat cruise and discover the beauty of the local waterways of the Murray River and Lake Mulwala.
  
  
• Horse racing - With a number of meetings throughout the year, including Melbourne Cup Day, Corowa Race Club offers good racing, excellent facilities and country hospitality.
  
  
• Skydiving - Home of the National Parachute School, Corowa hosted the 1999 World Skydiving Championships. Enrol in one of the APF accredited accelerated courses or take a tandem skydrive safely harnessed to a qualified instructor.
  
  
• Camel trekking - For something different explore the local river trails and/or vineyards by camel.
  
  
• Galleries and Museums - Soak up the culture and history in Canberra’s unique art galleries and museums.
  
  
• Vineyards & Wineries - Wine tastings at Preston Peak , Vale View, & Rimfire wineries
  
  
• Bunya Mountains - wonderful birds, wildlife and walking trails
  
  
• Fishing & Sailing - at nearby Lakes Perseverance, Cooby & Cressbrook
  
  
• Vintage ‘Talking’ Trams Tours - Be delighted by the historic wide streets and remarkable architecture that serve as a reminder of the city founded on Australia’s richest goldfield. A recorded commentary will recount the golden past, famous people and unparalleled wealth of this grand backdrop.
  
  
• Golden Mile Loopline - Take a trip back into history by riding on the old "rattler." Learn about the events that made the area what it is today.
  
  
• Cadbury Factory - Chocoholics shouldn’t miss this one! Take a tour of the factory and see how Cadbury’s finest chocolates are made.
  
  
• Wrest Point Hotel Casino - Why not try your luck at the Casino offering a wide range of gaming entertainment. Also featuring nightclubs and showcasing special performances.
  
  
• Penguin Tours - Take a guided penguin tour. Observed and learn about these fascinating creatures and there habitat, while also enjoying the beautiful scenic views.
  
  
• Bicheno's Sea Life aquarium - Enjoy the brilliant underwater views and come up close to the spectacular marine creatures of the Tasman Sea.
  
  
• Bush walking - Enjoy the panoramic views of beautiful Tasmania while walking down one of many popular Bush walk tracks. Picturesque rainforests, pristine clean rivers and deep river valleys are some of the striking sites you should except to see. More popular tracks include Frenchmans Cap, The Overland Track, River National Park and Freycinet National Park.
  
  
• Lactos Tasting Centre - Enjoy the delights of the largest collection of local and internationally acclaimed cheeses in Australia.
  
  
• Beach - Explore the sheltered beaches at nearby Boat Harbour and Sisters Beach.
  
  
• Trout fishing - Put your skills to the test or learn the secrets of trout fishing by the shores of highland lakes, rivers and streams.
  
  
• Yarns & Craft Fair - Find a treasure or unearth a bargain at this community fair of art tapestry and other crafts.
  
  
• Country Club Casino - Join in the action and excitement and try your luck at Launceston’s only casino. Or why not tee off a game of golf at one of Tasmania’s championship golf courses at the Casino?
  
  
• Poatina golf course - Host to Tasmania's longest running Pro-Am Tournament held in January each year
  
  
• Eureka Farm - Experience this captivating rural environment. Walk through the orchard, feed the animals, pick your own fruit or just unwind in the scenic surroundings.
  
  
• Tasmanian Fairy Penguins - Book a tour and observe the smallest penguin species in the world, found in their natural habitat on the southern coastline of Australia.
  
  
• Bicycle hire - Hire a bike and cycle around Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest.
  
  
• Horse-riding - Go horse riding on Stockton Beach.
  
  
• Mountain biking -
  
  
• Rockclimbing -
  
  
• Camel riding -
  
  
• Joy flights canoeing -
  
  
• Balloon flights -
  
  
• Tennis Courts - Close by.
  
  
• Crocodile Farms - Darwin Crocodile Farm is another entertaining attraction at feeding time. The sight of big crocs cruising in for lunch is unforgettable. Australia's first and largest crocodile farm, it is home to over 7000 inhabitants. As well as the crocodiles there is plenty of bird life and a family of buffalo. If you haven't tasted crocodile before, try one of the delicacies on offer.
  
  
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• Cape Leveque (Dampier Peninsula) - Pristine beaches and perfect swimming, snorkelling, diving and fishing spots. Go bush walking and mud crabbing with the Bardi people.
  
  
• Game Fishing - Try your luck with one of the Game Fisheries near Broome
  
  
• Bega River - Enjoy the local river with sandy shores and willow trees.
  
  
• Tathra Beach - 10 minutes drive. Scenic coast line and river mouth safe swimming. Tour drives of area and hidden picnic spots along the way.
  
  
• Historic Cobargo - Old time town with speciality stores.
  
  
• Merimbula; Mini Surfers Paradise - Tourist haven on the coast with plenty to see and do.
  
  
• Drives - Enjoy scenic coastal and hinterland drives. All lanes are sealed roads.
  
  
• Plantations - Visit the many plantations of macadamias, avocados, coffee, tropical fruits and tea tree.
  
  
• Surfing and the Beach - There are over 32 kilometres of coast and beaches to enjoy. There is a surf school for beginners.
  
  
• Richmond River Cruises - Enjoy a cruise of the majestic Richmond river, either in a the day to enjoy the scenery of by night for a dinner cruise.
  
  
• Visit the Markets - There are seven local markets in easy distance from Ballina featuring local arts and crafts and operating on different weekends. These attract many people from outside the region and are well known (eg Bangalow Market, The Channon Market).
  
  
• Vintage Wine Tours - An informative tour of a selection of world class wineries that will give you an insight into the winemaking process from Vine to Wine.
  
  
• “Learn to surf” - Brave our famous surf with the help of some professional coaches!
  
  
• “Bushtucker Cave and Canoe Tour” - A legendary Margaret River Tour that includes canoeing along the famous Margaret River, bushwalking and lunching on some real “bush tucker”
  
  
• Abseiling and Caving - For the more adventurous, “Adventure In Margaret River” operate abseiling and caving programs along the spectacular cliff faces of the Margaret River coastline
  
  
• Cape to Cape Walk - The Cape to Cape track offers some views of the Margaret River coastline that are only visible from the track. Well maintained and signed, the track is a spectacular way to view the Cape.
  
  
• Dive the Swan Wreck - As the first prepared Dive Wreck in the Southern Hemisphere, the Swan provides a safe dive for all levels of diver experience. A spectacular array of marine life has quickly colonised the wreck. “Cape Dive” offers a selection of dive programs.
  
  
• Sunflowers Animal Farm - An interactive animal farm with picnic and playground facilites. Great for families to enjoy.
  
  
• Water Sports (Swimming / Surfing) - Several great beaches suitable for a variety of activities.
  
  
• Fishing (Beach / Boat) - Fish and crabs of all sorts can be caught in the waters off Gerladton all year round. Fishing charters are available.
  
  
• Scuba Diving / Snorkelling - Discover Geraldton's diverse underwater wonderland. From brightly coloured coral reefs to sponges and sea grass meadows. A must for any diving enthusiast.
  
  
• Windsurfing - Gerladton is regarded as one of the best windsurfing locations in the world. With most of Geraldton's beaches having ideal conditions for windsurfers, there is always plenty of action.
  
  
• Sailing - Ideal conditions for recreational sailing.
  
  
• Aquarena - Gerladton's indoor aquatic centre is the perfect place to cool off. The centre features indoor heated pools, outdoor pools and a 15 metre indoor waterslide.
  
  
• Ten Pin Bowling - Computerised scoring, cafe, air hockey and all the latest in arcade games.
  
  
• Lawn Bowls - Several clubs. The closest of which is only 50 metres away.
  
  
• Go Karting - Active go-karting club.
  
  
• Para Sailing - Facilities available at Town Beach.
  
  
• Turf Club (Horse Racing) - Frequent race meetings.
  
  
• Water Skiing - Hire facilities available.
  
  
• Canoeing and Kayakking - Canoes and Kayaks can be rented for an interesting tour of local canals and waterways
  
  
• Lighthouse on Pilot Hill - The views from the lighthouse are breathtaking, affording the visitor the amazing sights of Iluka, various beaches, the river, ocean and Bundjalung National Park. Well worth the climb.
  
  
• Marina and Beaches - Explore the marina and take in the fishing activity. Head to the beaches to watch the boats and fishers whilst trying to catch a glimpse of the many dolphins that populate the area.
  
  
• Arts and Crafts Galleries - The Warwick area boasts a multitude of Arts and Crafts galleries with examples of local and traditional works to suit every taste.
  
  
• Local Fruits - Due to its climate, Warwick is famous for its diverse and sumptuous local fruits. Local orchards can be visited, and roadside fruit stalls are well worth a visit to sample some of the local fayre. Every two years there is the celebrated apple and grape harvest festival which sees the area full of visitors from all over.
  
  
• Bird Watching - To the south of Kununurra, Lily Creek leads into the popular bird breeding ground of Lily Creek Lagoon. All kinds of species can be spotted here and it is paradise for the avid bird watcher.
  
  
• Lambie Town Walk - Historically the most interesting area of Cooma is that known as the Lambie Town Walk. The walk moves along Massie Street past the Post Office (1877), Solomon's Store and the Cooma Hotel (both built in 1862), across to the impressive Cooma Court House (1889) with its shuttered French windows and gracious front verandah, and past the old prison which, although built in the 1870s, is still in use today. It then passes Nijong Reserve and enters Lambie Street - surely one of the finest domestic streetscapes in rural New South Wales. The street has a total of eleven listings in the National Trust Register including a beautiful pair of late Victorian semi-detached cottages at 39-41 Lambie Street. The Lord Raglan Hotel or Inn at 11 Lambie Street, which dates from 1854 and is the oldest inn in the district, became a bank in 1860 and is now a gallery. At the end of the street is the Royal Hotel and its outbuildings. The hotel was built in 1858 and has a superb cast iron verandah and an attractive hipped roof. Lambie Street has great beauty and grace.
  
  
• Parramatta RiverCat - Sydney Ferries RiverCat services offers a pleasant way to travel into the city of Sydney. The RiverCat completes the 23 kilometres journey in about 1 hour, competing well with the traffic on Parramatta or Victoria Roads and the rail system. The service makes about ten trips daily between Parramatta and the city.
  
  
• Parramatta's Heritage Buildings - Parramatta is a city proud of its heritage, a rich tapestry of the lives and experiences of the legendary, the infamous and ordinary folk alike. Visitors can begin their journey back in time by visiting the Parramatta Heritage and Visitors Information Centre located beside the scenic Parramatta River, the Governor's Dairy and Old Government House in Parramatta Park, Elizabeth Farm, Hambeldon Cottage, Experiment Farm, St Johns Cathedral, the Lancers Barracks and Brislington.
  
  
• Parramatta Park - One of Sydney's most vibrant urban parks and a cultural landscape of national significance, the park boasts a varied environment of sporting fields, golf course, swimming pool, playing fields, open spaces and forest as well as many historic features.
  
  
• J. Boag & Son - Australia's Premium Brewer - Brewery tour provides a rich and ambient environment for visitors to relax and learn something about the history of our proud brewery, includes a museum of the brewery’s memorabilia giving an insight into the Boag’s family and the development of the Boag’s brands throughout the last century. Visitors can taste Boag’s beer and buy merchandise.
  
  
• Ghost Tours of Launceston City Centre - Allow yourself to be guided through the back lanes of Launceston and listen to the stories of murder and intrigue.
  
  
• Aquarius Roman Baths - The ultimate relaxation. Warm therapeutic baths - pure self indulgence!
  
  
• Cable Hang Gliding - Experience excitement, exhilaration and freedom of hang gliding under controlled conditions as you soar over an eighteen metre cliff to your landing point two hundred metres from take-off point.
  
  
• Launceston Lakes Trout Fishing - Go fishing in four kilometres of shoreline in private waters. No licence required.
  
  
• Swimming with Whalesharks - Swimming with whalesharks from late March till early July.
  
  
• Scuba Diving All Year -
  
  
• Swimming with Mantas All Year -
  
  
• Whale watching from July till December -
  
  
• Snorkelling All Year -
  
  
• Glass Bottom Boat Tours All Year -
  
  
• Eco Tours - Several different eco tours available in the Cape Range National Park.
  
  
• Turtle Nesting Tours -
  
  
• Relaxing on the Beach -
  
  
• 4WD Safari Tours -
  
  
• Sea Kayaking -
  
  
• Perfect for the Family Holiday -
  
  
• Rail Trail - Rail Trail is an old railway line from Wangaratta to Bright, which has been converted to a cycling track providing a challenging ride.
  
  
• Bright State Gold Battery and Gold Panning - Take a tour of the old Gold Battery and try your luck at panning (nobody goes home empty handed!!).
  
  
• Cycle Hire - Explore the hidden secrets of the Southern Highlands by bike. There are a number of outlets in the area the closest being Southern Cycle Hire 150 metres from the motel. Maps are provided.
  
  
• South West Tapestry Tour 1 - Bunbury, Donnybrook, Ballingup, Capel and return to Bunbury.
  
  
• Deep Sea Fishing - Deep sea fish tours run out of Eden daily. Half day or full day trips can be arranged for you. Our chef is happy to cook your catch.
  
  
• Horseback Riding -
  
  
• Balloon aloft Australia -
  
  
• Moonshadow Cruises -
  
  
• Rainforest Adventure - Enjoy an enthralling day with a spectacular mix of history, architecture, flora & fauna and brilliant scenery. Enjoy morning tea on the banks of the Williams River. Experience a typically Australian country-style lunch at historic Barrington Guest House where birds, kangaroos and other fauna abound. You’ll be awestruck at the immensity of some of the Sydney Blue Gums, Turpentines and other rainforest trees. You will marvel at the Strangler Figs and other magnificent trees as you enjoy a short walk through wet sclerophyll/sub-tropical rainforest along the banks of the beautiful Allyn River. Finally, visit a colony of Eastern Water Dragons as you travel home down the Allyn River via Gresford, Vacy, Paterson and Maitland taking in some of the absorbing history of these early river towns.
  
  
• Sand Safari - SHIP WRECK DISCOVERY - DUNE EXPLORER - MULTI SPORT ADVENTURE - BEACH FISHING - SURFING - SEA KAYAKING - ARABIAN THEME - TRIPLE CHALLENGE Situated on the Stockton Sand Dunes, discover the desert wilderness of the largest moving coastal sand mass in the Southern Hemisphere aboard Honda TRX 350 Quad Bikes. Professional guided tour, view the largest shipwreck ever washed upon the East Coast of Australia.
  
  
• Tandem Hang Gliding -
  
  
• Photography - Viewing the Pinnacles at sunset is spectacular, even the inexperienced photographer will capture 'the perfect picture.'
  
  
• Golf, Bowls and Tennis - Golf, bowls and tennis are all available at Cervantes, the local clubs welcome visitors to use their facilities.
  
  
• Bushwalking & Hiking - Three national parks are located within half an hours drive from Singleton and offer bushwalking/hiking with stunning views. So why not come and enjoy the Mount Royal, Wollemi and Yengo National Parks.
  
  
• Wine Tastings - Enjoy wine tastings at the cellar doors of some of the biggest wine makers in Australia, including Tyrrell's, McWilliams, McGuiggans, Rosemount, Lindemans and Arrowfield or if you prefer there are many fabulous boutique wineries all around the Hunter Valley for you to visit.
  
  
• Koolewong Coastal Ecotours - Koolewong Coastal Ecotours are conducted within the Brisbane Water and Bouddi National Parks on the NSW Central Coast. The trained Ecotour Guides have extensive local knowledge of the flora and fauna of the native bushland.
  
  
• Motor Racing - There are motor sports every weekend at Winton Motor Raceway 10 km north-east of town. Annual events include the Australian Historic Motorferst, the Australian V8 Touring Car Championship, the Super Touring Championship and the Super Truck Racing Championship.
  
  
• Visit Historic Buildings - Benalla streets are rich in architectural history. Take a walk or drive around the town and take a step back in time while you admire some of the magnificent old buildings.
  
  
• Camping & Recreation - Lake Victoria is bordered by a recreation reserve, a caravan park and camping area, an adventure playground, picnic-barbecue facilities and a sports complex.
  
  
• Goldmining History Tours - Join local tour guides and be directed you to elusive mining remnants, discover how the small city started life as a goldmining town.
  
  
• Mine Tours - The highlight of any visit to Mount Isa is a comprehensive tour of the mines. It makes most sense to start with a surface tour which includes an excellent film which explains how the mine works and what equipment is used. Mount Isa is one of the few mines where visitors can actually take an underground tour. At the height of the season tours are often booked out two months in advance so plan ahead.
  
  
• Other Ocean Recreational Activities - Including scuba diving, fishing, windsurfing, sailing and wildlife such as sea lions, seals and dolphins.
  
  
• Visiting the Steelworks - Whyalla is still the only steelworks in Australia to hold regular public tours - they are now run by a private company. The tours, which leave the Tourist Centre at 9.30 am on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, last for about two hours and cover the entire steel making process from the coke ovens and blast furnace to the rolling mill. The steelworks now specialise in long products - railway lines, rolled steel joists etc. The major period of expansion for the steelworks occurred in the 1960s when two blast furnaces were opened, the coke ovens were commissioned (1968) and an iron ore pelletising plant was constructed.
  
  
• Wildlife Watching - See Little Penguins in their natural habitat at the Little Penguin Observation Centre, located at Parsonage Point, Burnie. Prepare to be surprised.... right next to the bustling Burnie CBD is a colony of little penguins going about their lives right before your eyes. The Observation Centre lets you experience these fascinating birds firsthand, any time of the day or night - for free! Guided tours can be arranged by appointment.
  
  
• Market Train - Visit the Penguin Old School Market by train! The Market Train departs Burnie on the second and fourth Sunday of each month at 9.00am, 12.00 noon and 3.00pm*, and travels from Burnie to Penguin and Ulverstone return. Tickets are available through the reservations hotline (see number below) or from the Burnie Railway Station on the day of travel.
  
  
• Walking Around Poatina - This is an ideal area for walking and it is quite easy to come across the wildlife of the area as the Great Western Tiers abound with Bennetts wallabies, possums, quolls, bandicoots, echidnas and wombats. The local creek has a family of playpus but you'll be lucky to see them. The town also has a pottery and craft gallery.
  
  
• Port Arthur's Historic Prison - Situated on 98 hectares (242 acres) around Mason Cove, discover the historical Penitentiary and the Separate Prison.
  
  
• Swimming at Caroline Pool - Caroline Pool is a popular local swimming spot, which is reminiscent of the gorges along the MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. The river comes between two cliffs and forms a deep pool in the gorge.
  
  
• Aboriginal Heritage Tour - Jaburara Heritage Trail - Visitors to the town who are interested in the Aboriginal history of the area should obtain a copy of the Jaburara Heritage Trail booklet (available from the Karratha Community Library or Karratha Tourist Information Centre) which details a 3.5 km walk around the town stopping at Aboriginal carvings, old quarries and shell middens. It is worth recalling that only the Aborigines have lived in this area with any success. The early Europeans left it as quickly as possible and today it is only air-conditioning and swimming pools which make the harshness of the environment bearable.
  
  
• Heritage Trails - 1 - Old Port Hedland Trail - a 2.3-km walk which explores the town as it was before World War I. It includes the old Post Office, Police Station, Court House, churches, hotels and stores. 2 - The Port Trail is a 1.8-km walk concentrating on the wharves, jetties and warehouses which existed in Port Hedland before the arrival of the iron ore industry. 3 - The Sutherland Trail is a 9-km exploration of the old townsite looking at the early pensioner accommodation, the old railway station, the railway goods yard, the Mining Museum Park, the pioneers' and pearlers' cemetery, the old General Store and the Aboriginal Hospital. 4 - And the Out and About Trail, an 85-km exploration of the whole area, includes the popular Pretty Pool, the Old Well, the various creeks that run into the mangrove swamps, South Hedland and Finucane Island.
  
  
• Horse and Camel Riding -
  
  
• Henley-on-Todd Regatta - The locals have gone to some trouble to achieve fame through unusual tourist attractions. The famous Henley-on-Todd Regatta held every August is notable as a race along a dry riverbed and the Bangtail Muster in May is an occasion when numerous humorous floats parade down the main street.
  
  
• Walking / Cycling - Tracks along the Onkaparinga Head Coast.
  
  
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• Arthurs Seat Trail Rides - Saddle up on quality horses for beginners and experienced riders to enjoy supervised scenic trail rides in the rolling countryside. Also learn to ride at Kanumera – a unique indoor equestrian experience.
  
  
• Polperro Dolphin Swims - Renowned Polperro offers the marine adventure of a lifetime interacting with the wild bottlenose dolphins and seals of Port Phillip Bay. All gear supplied. Highly qualified crew. Bookings advised.
  
  
• Relax, Go Fishing! - Melbourne’s only multi-award winning charter company...where the customer counts! Departs from Mornington Pier. Every trip includes: quality equipment, refreshments, complimentary BBQ and no hidden costs!
  
  
• Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm - Pick your own strawberries. Enjoy fabulous desserts in our strawberry café. Browse through the gourmet produce and indulge in medal award winning fruit wines and liqueurs.
  
  
• The Victorian Climbing Centre - Climb to new heights! Indoor rock climbing is safe, easy to learn, great for all ages and inexpensive. Enjoy a fully supervised experience with kiosk facilities available. Bookings recommended.
  
  
• Golf: Centenary Park Golf Course - Acknowledged as one of Melbourne’s best public golf courses with an 18 hole public course, set in a natural environment. Daily green fees are available to the general public 7 days a week. Golf lessons & equipment can be booked or purchased.
  
  
• Golf: Eagle Ridge Golf Course - Situated along the Peninsula’s famous sandbelt, Eagle Ridge’s course offers excellent year round golfing. As a member or visitor, you’ll be warmly welcomed at Eagle Ridge.
  
  
• Golf: Moonah Links - World class golf resort and Australian Open venue, incorporating 2 championship links golf courses and many other great on site facilities. The home of Australian golf is open to the public 7 days.
  
  
• Golf: Portsea Golf Club - One of the best public access golf courses in Australia. Offers fantastic scenery & superbly maintained links-style layout set amongst sand dunes and coastal vegetation. Relax after a round in the fully licensed clubhouse.
  
  
• Eating Out - With Perth’s temperate climate and beautiful views, eating out is a popular pastime. Northbridge cuisine is a virtual melting pot of tastes and flavours, with a kaleidoscope of cultures including Italian, Greek, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and traditional English fare.
  
  
• Singleton - Historic Singleton is a country town filled with heritage & charm on the Hunter River. Visit a working farm, boutique winery or aboriginal cave paintings. Singleton has three museums including the Infantry Museum located at the Singleton Army. Located 25km north of Singleton is the beautiful Lake St Clair, a scenic and fisherman’s paradise.
  
  
• Tamar River Cruises - Cruise the world-renowned Cataract Gorge and the Tamar River on the M.V. Tamar Odyssey. Take in the spectacular scenery.
  
  
• Tamar Valley - Experience it, explore it, love it. A whole valley full of fine food and wine. Overloaded with history, heritage and natural attractions.
  
  
• Harbour Cruise - View the sights of the harbour. Circular Quay is the main city terminal for the harbour cruise ferries and cruise boats.
  
  
• Sydney Monorail - Ride the Monorail to obtain a bird’s eye view of Sydney and all the attractions of Darling Harbour. Gliding above the streets of Sydney, the Monorail offers scenic links to shops, restaurants, and museums.
  
  
• Swim with Dolphins and Seals - Dolphin and Seal charters available (subject to weather).
  
  
• Gold panning - Pan for gold in Spring Creek
  
  
• Wadlata Outback Interpretive Centre - Journey into our big back yard without even leaving the bitumen at Port Augusta's renowned Wadlata Outback Interpretive Centre, where fun displays cover everything from Aboriginal Dreaming and European settlement to geology and mining.
  
  
• Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden Tours - Situated on 250 hectares with excellent views of the Flinders Ranges to the east and the Gawler Ranges to the west, wonder the tracks throughout the different arid zone environments to view the beautiful, hardy but delicate arid land flora, bird and animal life.
  
  
• Pichi Richi Railway - Ride the much-loved Pichi Richi Railway between Port Augusta and Quorn, relaxing in timber-body carriages up to 115-years old as you pass some of the prettiest scenery in the Central Flinders Ranges.
  
  
• Augusta Water Cruise - Take an Augusta Water Cruise to follow in the wake of Matthew Flinders, the first European to see Upper Spencer Gulf on his epic 1802 voyage.
  
  
• West Coast Wilderness Railway - Discover one of the World’s greatest journeys on this historic 35 kilometre railway through rugged wilderness, dense rainforest and steep gorges.
  
  
• The Six-Foot Track - For the adventurous, this challenging track takes you from Katoomba through to the Jenolan Caves, taking the route down into Nellies Glen and across the beautiful Megalong Valley. The track offers opportunities to visit Pulpit Rock and Boonie Doon Falls.
  
  
• General Walking Tracks - There are plenty of walking tracks around Katoomba and the Jamison Valley which offer sensational views and take in historic sites and many other points of interest.
  
  
• Blue Mountains National Park - Opportunities for rockclimbing and canoening.
  
  
• Microlight Adventures - For an unforgettable flying journey, try a magnificent aerial scenery through an intorudctory flight or a full microlight pilot certification courses.
  
  
• Solitary Islands Marine Park - If you're a water enthusiast, Solitary Islands has everything — diving, snorkelling, swimming, surfing, beach walking, whale watching, birdwatching, fishing and boating.
  
  
• The Sawtell Golf Club - 18 hole golf course and full clubhouse facilities
  
  
• Sawtell Bowls Club - Bowls club nearby
  
  
• Croquet and Tennis Courts - 2 croquet and 12 tennis courts nearby
  
  
• Eltham Lower Park - Take advantage of Eltham’s impressive parks and open spaces by enjoying a picnic or barbecue
  
  
• Diamond Creek Trail - Walk or cycle from Eltham to Diamond Creek
  
  
• Surfing - Within a short drive of Dunsborough are local surf breaks including Yallingup, Smith Beach, Injidup, Moses Rock, Gallows, Three Bears, Super Tubes, Rabbit Hill and Honeycombs. Lessons are also available
  
  
• Bush Tucker River Tours - Canoe along the Margaret River through wilderness forest, wildflowers and wildlife. Taste native foods and learn bush medicine history
  
  
• Nature Walks - Swimming and exploring nature walks, of Litchfield National Park or just enjoying the pristine Florence Falls, Buley Rockholes, Tolmer Gorge, Wangi Falls. Wander among giant Magnetic and Cathedral termite mounds.
  
  
• Coomalie Cultural Centre - Visit Coomalie Cultural Centre to view Indigenous arts and crafts.
  
  
• Best Western Batchelor Resort - Stay within Best Western Batchelor Resort to enjoy hotel bars, restaurant, bistro, gaming machines, keno, swimming and mini golf.
  
  
• Pambula-Merimbula Golf Club - 27 hole golf course. 18 holes from $33.00, 9 holes from $20.00, Weekly rates from $90.00. Bistro, courtesy bus from 5:30pm, free child minding from 6:00pm, free entertainment every Friday night. 5 minutes drive from centre of town
  
  
• Tura Beach Country Club - 18 hole golf course. 18 holes from $25.00, 9 holes from $15.00. Bowling greens, tennis courts and bistro. Courtesy bus from 5:30pm. 10 minutes drive from Merimbula
  
  
• Mandeni Golf Centre - 9 hole full length Golf Course – from $12.00 per day. 9 hole Pitch & Putt Course. Giant putting green. Target golf with floating balls. 10 minutes drive from Merimbula
  
  
• Tathra Beach Country Club - 18 hole Golf Course. Golf DayTicket from $18.00, Weekly Ticket from $50.00. 20 minutes drive from Merimbula
  
  
• Eden Gardens Country Club - 18 Hole Golf Course. 18 holes from $26.00, 9 holes from $15.00. Weekly from $65.00. Seniors & juniorsfrom $15.00. 25 minutes drive from Merimbula
  
  
• Bega Country Club - 18 hole Golf Course. 18 holes from $25.00, 9 holes from $18.00. 30 minutes drive from Merimbula
  
  
• Merimbula Marina - Whale and dolphin watching cruises, reef and game fishing charters, and boat hire
  
  
• Main Beach-Merimbula - Surfing and family beach, barbecue facilities
  
  
• Short Point Beach - Surfing and family beach, barbecue facilities
  
  
• Hunter Vineyard Tours - Tours of the Hunter Valley vineyards and wine tasting
  
  
• Rusa Park Zoo - Discover the animals of Australia up close and personal in the Hunter Valley bush. Over 91 different species of animals, reptiles and birds on show. Wander the 24 acres of farmland with koalas, kangaroos, deer, snakes, lizards, wombats, monkeys and more.
  
  
• Skydive Nagambie - Victoria’s premier skydiving centre operates 365 days a year! With the best skydiving weather all year round, jump with your friends from 14,000 feet in Victoria's biggest jump-plane. You can tandem skydive or, for the more adventurous, learn to skydive, jump solo after as few as six jumps!
  
  
• Maryborough Heritage Markets - The Maryborough Heritage City comes alive on market day. The shopping experience begins at 8am with fresh home grown fruit and vegetables, plants of all varieties, home made craft and, because the market is in the main street of Maryborough, you have a choice with the retail shops being open for business as well. You can experience a train trip on the Mary Ann which operates every Thursday.
  
  
• Teddington Weir and Picnic Reserve - Enjoy the wonders of nature on the Teddington Weir Vineforest Trail taking you through some of the interesting features in a patch of remnant vineforest scrub.
  
  
• Train Ride - On the last Sunday of each month ride the Model & Steam Trains through Queens Park.
  
  
• Waterskiing - The Goulburn Murray Waters region is a paradise for water sport enthusiasts. You can soar into the skies towed by a parasailing boat, waterski or try wake boarding. There are also a wealth of excellent waterskiing spots along the Murray between Echuca and Torumbarry, on Lake Nagambie and the Goulburn River south of Nagambie.
  
  
• The Plantation Train - A tourist icon on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, the Big Pineapple has been delighting visitors for many years. The Plantation Train provides commentary as it travels through the pineapple plantation, stopping in the rainforest and at the animal nursery.
  
  
• Nut Train - Take a tour on the Nut Train through the macadamia processing plant; enjoy the boat ride with its special effects and marvel at the new nocturnal animal house.
  
  
• The Big Pineapple restaurant - Serves scrumptious tropical desserts which can be found inside the extensive gift shop.
  
  
• Fibreglass Fruit - Climb the nearby fibreglass fruit.
  
  
• Richmond Golf Club - Richmond Golf Club is a vastly improved 18 hole golf course located in the Hawkesbury district. Settled near the foot of the Blue Mountains, this course provides a challenge to the seasoned golfer, as well as a great social day out for the social player.
  
  
• Port Arthur's Historic Site (Government Gardens) - Visit the historic reconstructed Government Gardens originally established in 1858.
  
  
• Lantern-lit Tour - At night explore the historic site and learn about its ghosts.
  
  
• Port Fairy Golf Club - beautiful 18 hole course set on the oceans edge. The greens and fairways are as picturesque as the ocean views beside.
  
  
• Sea fishing - a must when in Port Fairy. Dangle a line off the wharf or head out on the water
  
  
• Scenic routes - See Port Fairy from the seat of a bicycle. Wide, shady streets make cycling a breeze; ask at the Tourist Information Centre for the most scenic routes
  
  
• Kite Flying at Southcombe Park - Fly a kite off the beach, no shortage of sea breezes along the Shipwreck Coast. Kite Flying lessons available by appointment. FREE kite flying at Southcombe Park during school holidays
  
  
• Historic Cemetery - Stroll around the historic cemetery; see the monuments of the 1850's and 60's carved by noted stone mason, Walter McGill. Many of Port Fairy's pioneers are buried there
  
  
• East Beach - Laze on the beach, soaking up the sun, swim in the ocean at East Beach – patrolled by surf life savers in the summer, learn to surf with qualified surf instructors, snorkel or explore the rock pools
  
  
• Indulge at the new Port Fairy Day Spa - located just across the street from us.
  
  
• Giant Chess Board - Exceptional fun for the whole family as you play chess with large pieces.
  
  
• The Channel - An exceptional location for fishing and prawning the channel is also a great place for swimming and wading.
  
  
• The Beaches - The Entrance region beaches are considered some of the finest in the world.
  
  
• Boat Hire - There is no better way to enjoy The Entrance water ways and the Tuggerah lake than with a boat.
  
  
• Skate Park - Professionally designed, the skate park has all the elements in place so the full compliment of tricks can be performed.
  
  
• Swimming & Fishing - 15 km east of the Venus Gold Battery is the Flat Rock camping reserve with two kilometres of frontage onto the Burdekin River. It is an excellent fishing and swimming spot. Fishing can also be enjoyed at Burdekin Dam which is stocked annually with barramundi.
  
  
• 10 Days in the Towers - Country Music Festival - Commencing in 2004, the Country Music Festival (occurring on the May Day weekend) has been incorporated into 10 Days in the Towers which, as it suggests, is carried out over ten days filled with line dancing, bush poetry, workshops, street busking etc.
  
  
• Mount Worth State Park - 15 km to the south is Mount Worth State Park, consisting of 164 hectares of land recovered after logging and grazing ceased. The ruins of old timber mills can still be seen in the vicinity. The mountain itself overlooks the valley to the north and meandering creeks to the south. The park can be approached off the Darnum to Hallston Road. This track leads to the Moonlight Creek picnic area where the Cameron Valley walking track begins its one-hour circuit through the mountain ash forest.
  
  
• Neerim and Lookouts - Visitors to Neerim, to the north of Warragul, may wish to visit the dairy farm where Gippsland blue cheese can be seen in the making and tea can be enjoyed in the tea room. To the north-east is the Baw Baw National Park while Reservoir Hill, off Brandy Creek Road, offers fine views of Warragul and the district. Other scenic spots in the area include the Glen Cromie and Glen Nayook nature reserves and the Tarago reservoir on the Jindiwick Road.
  
  
• Sporting activities - Petanque is played on a regular basis in Halls Gap, pool at the local hotel or at try a pool competition every Wednesday at The Valley Inn and Lodges. There are also a few golf courses within a 50k radius plus mini golf at Grampians Adventure Mini Golf. Also horse riding and cycling.
  
  
• Guided tours and Adventure tours - There are tours to suit everyone ranging from a quiet tour of the Grampians to abseiling, rock-climbing and full on adventure tours. These are suitable for anyone from singles to corporate bodies.
  
  
• Gariwerd Bio Bus - Tour the Grampians knowing you are doing your bit to help Pollution. The Gariwerd bio bus is an initiative of the four Hostels and Brambuk cultural Centre.
  
  
• Driving - 4 Wheel Driving and Nature Safaris in Daintree and Cape Tribulation National Park
  
  
• Floating Images Hot Air Ballooning - South East Queensland's only balloon operator offering this unique city and country flight. Ballooning over the beautiful Valleys of the Scenic Rim & the heritage city of Ipswich. Imagine floating majestically and effortlessly over the picturesque countryside of SE Qld.
  
  
• Ipswich Golf Club - Home of the Queensland Golf Open Championships since 2002, the Ipswich Golf Club is a fun and relaxing place to dine and play a round of golf.
  
  
• Boonah Gliding Centre - Come Gliding at Boonah - Great views, thermal, ridge and wave lift at one venue! Brisbane's Best Gliding Experience. 45 minutes from Brisbane.
  
  
• Things to do in Augusta - Experiences Beach, Caravan and Camping, Rural/Country, Fishing, Flora and Fauna, Golf, Health and Fitness, Island, Marine, National Park, Water based, Wildlife, Off Road Driving, Barbecue, Birdwatching, Bushwalking, Camping, Canoeing, Cruising, Fishing - Beach, Fishing - Estuary, Golfing, Kayaking, Seakayaking, Photography, Sightseeing, Skiing - Water, Snorkelling, Surfing, Swimming, Marine Animal watching, Walking, Water-based, Whale Watching.
  
  
• Scenic Drive road - Take your camera for a spectacular view of the lighthouse. Walk the Cape to Cape Trail (from Cape Leeuwin to Cape Naturaliste). Walk down to Turner Springs
  
  
• Canoeing on the Blackwood River or Flinders Bay - River Cruises available. Gazetted water ski area in the Blackwood River.
  
  
• Casino Mini Railway - Every Weekend the Pacific Coast Railway Society Inc. offer a miniature train trip. The trip is 25 minutes long and is a great way to see the sights of Casino.
  
  
• Town Walk - This town is famous for having beautiful old Victorian buildings a good idea is to have a walk around to really appreciate it's beauty.
  
  
• Forbes Museum - The museum is open from 3.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. daily in summer and from 2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. in winter.
  
  
• Arts and Crafts - Pittsworth has many places where you can express yourself artistically