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Best Experiences in February
Enjoy a reef, deep sea or game fishing trip
Offering tours along the stunning coastline north of Batemans Bay
Scuba dive and Free dive the natural wonders of Jervis Bay
Be adventurous and go on a tandem hang glide
Walk amongst the treetops and experience the rainforest from above
Jamberoo Action Park is NSW’s biggest theme park
Discover the natural beauty of Jervis Bay
Chauffeured Harley Davidson rides along Grand Pacific Drive
Canoe and kayak the pristine waters of Kangaroo Valley
Explore the entire Kiama Coastline
Come and learn to surf all year round at one of the region's beaches
Drive 4 great Ferraris in 1 day along Grand Pacific Drive
Various options of scenic flights all offering spectacular scenery
Come and dive with our highly experienced Divemaster at Bass Point
Dare to take the plunge from 14,000ft!
Come fly with Lilly Warra at Southern Biplane Adventures
Gentle trail rides
See the magnificent coastline and islands of Batemans Bay
Explore the breathtaking scenery of the NSW South Coast
Learn to Wakeboard on the Shoalhaven River
Relax and enjoy the surrounds of the Wombaroo Adventure Centre
Learn about the food you’re eating and the region it comes from
Tantalize your taste buds with the fresh, local produce
One of the largest wineries on the South Coast
Offering views to the ocean, lush mountain range and vineyard
Enjoy winetasting and seasonal local produce
Diggies is located on North Wollongong Beach
Focusing on a food and wine experience
Meet local producers of healthy, natural, "farm fresh" food
Exclusively see and experience the scrumptious South Coast
A unique food and lifestyle store located in Shellharbour Village
Lagoon features a world class à la carte menu
Lorenzo’s diner is a sanctuary for modern Italian fare
Indulge in a seated tasting at the Cellar Door
Award winning restaurant providing quality seafood and alfresco dining
Over 200 stalls offering gourmet take home food and regional wines
Situated on a pier, with stunning views over the bay
Experience classic cuisine in an intimate setting
Relax, unwind and enjoy country hospitality.
Delivering the best and freshest product to you
The Southern Highlands is gastronomy of local delicacies
As one of only a handful of cool climate wine regions in Australia
The Brewery offers 10 local beers, with no chemicals or preservatives
The Clyde River estuary is the second largest producer in NSW
A "farm gate" for fresh oysters sold direct to the public
Australia’s weird and wonderful plants
Birdland Animal Park is a delightful and intimate hands-on experience
Personalised tours of the Southern Highlands alpaca farm
A popular visitor destination, with stunning beaches and activities
Jervis Bay is the jewel in the crown of the NSW South Coast
Spectacular lookouts with waterfalls cascading into rainforest valleys
One of the region's jewels, a place of spectacular beauty
The Lake is ideal for a variety of water activities
Contains a diverse range of habitats, wildlife and spectacular scenery
A subtropical rainforest only 20 minutes inland from Kiama
Home to more than 200 native and exotic animals
Discover Aboriginal heritage
Set in 16 acres of native bushland, beside the Shoalhaven River
Royal National Park is the second oldest national park in the world
Located in the peaceful town of Gerroa, 15 minutes south of Kiama
Spectacular walks, scenery & wildlife
Symbio is Wollongong's own award winning, family owned zoo
Features wildlife, high quality boardwalks and exhibits
8km round trip taking in the spectacular scenery of Batemans Bay
Leisurely walk of about 5.5kms, taking approx 2 hours
Hire a bike and enjoy a leisurely cycle around the lake
42 hectares of forest and plants native to the Eurobodalla region
Walk amongst the treetops and experience the rainforest from above
The walk is the best way to discover the beauty and history of Kiama
Enjoy several walks of varying grades at Macquarie Pass National Park
The Mangrove Walk winds through an exceptional landscape
Rent a quality bicycle and see the fantastic scenery of Wollongong
Go on one of the many bushwalks of varying grades
Magnificent panoramic views of the rugged cliffs and gorges
Experience adventure in Canberra’s great outdoors
Royal is home to many great walks that hug the park’s coastline
Take a stroll or ride your bike along the many cycleway/walkways
Providing information on our fascinating past
Southern Highlands is a cycling paradise, 50km of mountain trails
Bushwalkers can enjoy many interesting and beautiful walks
Walk around and enjoy their beautiful surrounds and unique history
An easy, short road ride from Kangaroo Valley
Walk the Blue Mile along Wollongong's foreshore and harbour precinct
Celebrate glorious spring. Held in October, annually.
Myriad of colours & exciting events. Easter long weekend, annually.
A festival all things Scottish. April, annually.
Discover the magic of truffles. July, annually.
Canberra celebrates spring. September/October, annually.
Set amongst lit garden beds. September/October, annually.
4 days of music, dances, workshops & more. January, annually.
Red hot jazz & blues for everyone! March, annually.
Located on Kiama's foreshore. 3rd Sunday, monthly.
A vibrant week-long annual festival. May, annually.
Pedal 90km from Sydney to Wollongong. November, annually.
Annual social & elite sporting event. March, annually.
Held in picturesque Kiama. February, annually.
Arts, entertainment, food and seaside activities. April, annually.
A weekend of fun, health and activity. March, annually.
Celebrate spring time! September/October, annually.
Artisans, Wineries & beautiful Rose Gardens. November, annually.
View the inside of huge aircraft restored by HARS. May, annually.
Celebrate the delicious cool climate wines. June, annually.
A 72 hectare coastal jewel located just south of Shellharbour Village
Story of Batemans Bay's progression
Poignant and dramatic reminder of Australia’s colonial history
Learn all about NASA
Home to a record breaking flight
The first iron works in Australia
Explore the rich history of Wollongong
Oldest surviving suspension bridge
Built in 1886
Dedicated to Australia’s pioneer of flight
A grand house in its day, a Gothic-revival timber house
See homes and buildings dating back to 1870
Showcasing the history of the local area
Visit the largest Buddhist Temple in the Southern Hemisphere
A picturesque and historic village
Home of Federal Parliament
Maritime & regional museum, built in 1881 and now beautifully restored
Popular historic precinct
Many historic picturesque towns and villages
The preservation of motoring history
One of the world’s best memorials and galleries
Cricket like you’ve never seen it!
Walk into a time-warp and experience the history
The park has heritage significance
Beyond to Batemans Bay
Mt Keira to Mt Kembla
Royal National Park
Thirroul to Wollongong
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