Northern Rivers Guides Attractions Events in New South Wales

Is one of the several Tribal Ceremonial Grounds in the district and has been fenced and marked with a description board. Ceremonial grounds are very significant to the Aboriginal people and are usually marked with a Bora Ring. The Bora Ring is a raised platform of dirt arranged in a circle.

One of the most popular beaches on the north coast, Airforce beach is patrolled during the summer holiday period. It has fairly consistent surf with the best wave direction being from the east northeast. Easy walking distance from the popular Silver Sands Caravan Park.
Kiosk facility located at main beach area.

Alstonville is a charming hinterland village settled during the cedar-getting era of the early 1800's. Overlooking the ocean from it's hilltop vantage point, Alstonville boasts jaw-dropping views at every turn.

Heritage houses from Alstonville are in high demand for their incredible workmanship and quality building materials and this heritage trail takes in some of the finest examples in the area.

Complimentary guides to the Alstonville Heritage Trail are available from the Ballina Visitor Information Centre, 6 River Street Ballina (open 9am - 5pm, seven days).

The Alumny School operated from 1872 until 1969. It is now a living museum of school life with significant pieces of equipment, school records and memorabilia reflecting various stages of education over these years.

It’s a trip in a time-machine back to your primary school days featuring many small details that may be long forgotten. The reserve surrounding the school is like a village green with picnic facilities, shady trees & sports facilities.

The museum is only open by appointment and on the last Saturday of the month to coincide with the Old Schoolhouse Markets.

Home of the Living Lattice Labyrinth - the largest maze in the world grown in this fashion as a result of the inosculation of over 9,000 trees. Due to its open structure, claustrophobics will be relaxed in this maze, as will parents of young children.

You can explore the labyrinth to find The Tower, play The Seekers Game or just take a meditative stroll along the broad Living Lattice Paths which are suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.

Puzzles are available to play with and range from jigsaws for toddlers to the most mind-bending challenges. These puzzles are also for sale and are ideal as gifts - especially for those who are difficult to buy for.

Experience fine local coffee, tea and home-made cake either the coffee shop or on the veranda, overlooking the maze. Deliciously fresh lunches are available and are made using local produce.

If the NSW North Coast can be said to have a half dozen legendary point-breaks, Angourie is undoubtedly one of them. ‘Discovered’ in the 1960s by the first generation of Australia’s surfing counter-culture, Angourie remained relatively unheralded for the next three decades.

Famous these days for being Aussie surfing legend Nat Young’s home break, Angourie remains a pristine environment bordered by a national park. The swell needs only be one or two metres for the point to start breaking, at which stage it’s rideable for surfers of most abilities, but anything bigger should only be tackled by confident board-riders. Typically for such an esteemed wave, the local surfing tribes are quite protective and occasionally disgruntled by the appearance of a few blow-ins, but adherence to proper surfing etiquette is all that’s necessary.

Angourie Beach was declared a National Surfing Reserve in 2007, the second site in Australia to be recognised for its significance to recreational surfing and, as such, is considered sacred by Australian surfers.

The Angourie Blue Pool is extremely deep and it is a very popular swimming hole. There is a walking track to the Angourie Blue Pool from the car park area at the eastern end of The Crescent. Despite signs warning against the practice, young people often jump or dive from various levels on the steep cliff at the northern end of the pool.

The rock shelf separating the pools from the ocean is an interesting area to explore. Families often picnic around the picturesque freshwater pools. The freshwater pools are a sensitive environment. Dogs should not be allowed to swim and all people should help maintain cleanliness and hygiene in the area

Occasionally the Pool gets algae in it and Council will put signs up at the entrance. Please pay attention to these sign as the algae can make you ill.

Armistead's Gallery is a forum for emerging artists, as well as established local artists. With exhibitions changing regularly there is always an opportunity to experience new and exciting artworks. All mediums are encouraged, celebrated and displayed - painting, sculpture, printmaking and installations.

If you are an art lover, we invite you to share in the unique and colourful worlds created by the many and varied artists who show at Armistead's Gallery. If you are an artist, we would be delighted to view your portfolio and discuss an exhibition with you.

Using only the finest of materials, Armistead's attention to detail and exceptional quality of workmanship make your framed work something you can treasure and know will last the test of time. Please bring your cherished piece for a no obligation quote.

Art Aspects Gallery specializes in Northern Rivers artists. The aim of the gallery is not only to support local established and emerging artists, but also to give people from Lismore and the surrounding area the opportunity to buy fine art and gifts from over 50 local artists, with displays changing regularly.

For a pleasant cultural experience when you are in Lismore, be sure to visit Art Aspects Gallery: glass art, paintings, bronzes, limited edition prints, sculptures, fabric, art, jewellery, ceramics, porcelain, silk, wood, mosaic, Australiana, metal works, textiles and gifts.

The Ballina Jockey Club boasts modern facilities to suit all tastes. The Club is set amongst attractive gardens and rural surrounds overlooking a lake, ideal for your Ceremony and Wedding Photos.

Offering a choice of 3 fully air-conditioned reception areas - depending on the size of your Wedding with privacy guaranteed. Ballina Jockey Club has onsite caterers that pride themselves by taking extreme care and offer personal attention.

They have a great choice of many different menus available starting from finger food, scrumptious buffets or right through to complete à la Carte, all at reasonable prices. They would be pleased to offer a menu to suit your individual taste and budget.

Full bar facilities are also available and you can decorate the room and tables yourself or have us do it for you. Ample car parking abounds plus a lift which can also be used for wheelchair access.

The Ballina Jockey Club can offer more than just a venue and your guests will be impressed with our facilities and surrounds. Our dedicated and friendly staff will ensure your day is one to remember.”

This museum is home to the LA BALSAS raft

On May 27,1973 three balsa rafts left Ecuador and arrived at Ballina on 21st November 1973. The aim of the expedition was to prove that ancient civilisations from South America could have traversed the Pacific in large numbers to populate the Pacific Islands and Australia. One recreated raft was constructed from two of the rafts and along with other items from the expedition are on display at the museum. The history and a video record of the expedition is available at the museum.

Other features of the museum include a reference library of over a thousand books, naval ships of the past century and paintings of warships by ex-navy artists, hundreds of models of ships and aircraft of all types, The larger models are approximately 4 metres long. There are several marine engines, a 21" torpedoe and many artifacts from ships, there are sections with thousands of photographs devoted to the maritime history of the Richmond river and historical data about the port of Ballina, replicas of a messdeck, the wheelhouse of a naval ship, an original letter from Lord Nelson, etc, etc..

Whether you’re a toddler dipping your toes in for the first time, or a world-class surfer, with over 32 kilometres of coastline to choose from, it’s easy to find the ideal swimming or surfing spot. There are calm sandy beaches and shoals on the banks of the Richmond River, rising swells perfect for a body bash at one of the many beaches and there are often perfect barrels rolling of North Wall and the world famous right hand break at Lennox Point. There are beaches that allow four wheel drive vehicle access and some that allow dogs and horses. Local operators offer horse riding on isolated beaches, both north and south of Ballina. It’s the stuff that postcards are made of.

Barratt Galleries is a contemporary art space located in the historic town of Alstonville. The region is renowned for the diversity of its local art producers from the crafts to the contemporary.

The gallery is dedicated to showcasing the excellence and diversity of the work of regionally based artists. Although the gallery has a focus on limited edition prints, works on paper and artists' books, however the solo exhibition space may exhibit works across all media.

Barratt Galleries has 3 exhibition spaces.

Blue Knob Gallery and Cafe is seven kilometres north of Nimbin and a 30 minute scenic drive from Lismore or Murwillumbah. The Gallery is nestled beneath the sacred landmark of Lillian Rock, next to Blue Knob Mountain. Blue Knob Hall, built in the 1920's by the local community has been transformed into a modern Gallery and Cafe/Restaurant.

The Gallery's changing exhibitions feature: local and invited artists; photography, paintings, sculptures, ceramics, fibre, installations, glassware, wood and jewellery.

The Buddha Gardens Day Spa is a sanctuary of flowing waters and peaceful ambience. Relaxing treatment rooms and a tropical garden complete with waterfall, heated plunge pool and sauna.

The Orchid Room for couples features a spa bath set in natural rock, with a waterfall, an open air shower and a Balinese Day bed.

Luxury accommodation also available.

With large areas of protected wetlands, Cabarita has only limited development, creating a quiet, relaxed holiday atmosphere. Bounded by Nature Reserve to the north and west and the Pacific Ocean to the east, this typical coastal village of some 3000 residents represents a unique lifestyle.

It boasts many features such as bike tracks, coastal walkways, and littoral rainforests. Cudgen Lake, around behind the Cabarita Ski Gardens site is a very good area for children and families enjoying boating as the water is only very shallow and there are water tractors, canoes and catamarans for hire. There is a new Skateboard Park, headland, Barbecue Park and Picnic areas and uninterrupted views over the ocean; whale-watching is a local pastime.

Cape Byron Headland Reserve is a State Conservation Area managed by a local trust, the Cape Byron Trust. It comprises spectacular sea cliffs, rare and beautiful coastal vegetation, spectacular beaches and a high quality walking track system that offers spectacular views of both the surrounding Cape Byron Marine Park and the hinterland to the west.

Situated on the most Easterly point of mainland Australia, the Reserve is a popular tourist destination. The Cape Byron Lighthouse and light-keepers cottages, built in 1901, are an outstanding feature of the Reserve. All the buildings are listed on the National Estate Register, and offer visitors an insight into what life was like in the days of the lighthouse keepers.

Aboriginal culture is alive and well at Cape Byron. The Cape is very special to the Bundjalung of Byron Bay (Arakwal) Aboriginal people.

Covering about 22,000 hectares, Cape Byron Marine Park extends from Brunswick Heads in the north to Lennox Head in the south. Encompassing a range of marine habitats, the park is home to many species of dolphin, fish, seabirds and marine plants, as well as endangered species such as Grey Nurse Sharks, sea turtles and Little Terns.

The museum has an amazing collection of photographs, artefacts and machinery, with a focus on local history of the Casino district. Their friendly volunteers will be happy to show you around.

The Casino and District Historical Society was formed in 1965 with the aim of preserving all aspects of Australian culture, local aboriginal artefacts and implements, tools of trade, furniture, newspapers, photographs, diaries and much more.

Group bookings are most welcome and morning tea can be provided at a small cost.

You're welcome to ride on the Casino Miniature Railway and take a trip on the around four kilometre railway track. The track is 7 1/4 inch and 5 inch mix dual gauge.

The train leave North Casino Station and winds through the beautiful Jabiru Geneebeinga Wetlands. The steam and diesel locomotives skirt the Casino Golf
Course and farmland before arriving at the old Casino Station, the station is now a railway museum where you can wonder through and glimpse the days
of Casino's railroading past.

Bring a picnic and choose a nice spot to enjoy it, and then wander along the bush walking tracks before catching a train back to North Casino. The
Wetlands are rich in bird life, including a yearly visit by a pair of nesting Jabiru which comes to the wetlands to breed. The railway is an interesting journey
through a wonderful and diverse countryside. Please come and visit with us, you'll be glad you did.

The Casino Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located along the main traffic route of Casino. It is within easy access to the Bruxner Highway and the Summerland Way. Call into the Casino Visitor Centre and have a cuppa and a chat with their very friendly staff and volunteers who are only too happy to showcase the best the Richmond Valley has to offer.

The Casino Visitor Information Centre can book all your Richmond Valley accommodation.

The Platypus Gallery displays a diverse range of quality local arts and crafts, with several special exhibitions each year. They also sell locally produced coffee, olive products, souvenirs and many more locally produced products.

Bound by the native bushland of Bundjalung National Park, this secluded beach is a short drive from Evans Head township. Follow the walking track from Chinaman’s Beach car park, down to one of the most peaceful spots along the North Coast. You'll enjoy endless coastal views from walking trails onto Goanna Headland where interpretive signs explain the significance of this site to the Aboriginal people.

Conditions can be rough here when the winds drive in from the southwest to northwest, creating a southeast to northeast swell. Chinaman’s Beach is not patrolled making it best for experienced surfers only.

At low tide there are many rock pools to be explored in the area between the beach and New Zealander's beach before walking to Snapper Rock. Beaches south of Snapper Rock are closed to the public due to the proximity of the bombing range.

The vibrant cirque-style venue at the Byron Entertainment Centre is Australia’s only indoor circus school with a full-size high flying trapeze. Circus Arts Byron Bay has a weekly timetable of circus classes and high flying trapeze sessions for all ages and abilities. We specialise in creating unique and thrilling experiences for those visiting our region.

Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Clarence River Road Bridge.

Clarrie Kirkland Reserve offers a fantastic picnic area located on the area of the Evans River known as the Little River. The area has excellent picninc facilities, beach showers, kiosk, cycle and walkways offering
views of the Pacific Ocean. The Little River offers a great area for safe child friendly swimming.

The Clock Tower Gallery is located in the Clarence River Visitor Information Centre in South Grafton. It is the only outlet in the Clarence Valley for the beautiful works produced by the Members of the Gallery. Many pieces of skilled woodwork and leatherwork are for sale. Also available is indigenous pottery from Girrwaawa Designs located in Ulmarra and the award winning work of Jan Pilgrim who specialises in dimensional embroidery and jewellery. There are paintings of many different mediums and styles.

Members of the Clock Tower Gallery share a roster and will be in the visitor centre to help answer any questions regarding the works of art on weekends and public holidays.

This is a perfect place to shop for a unique gift for that special someone.

Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Colemans Bridge over Leycester Creek.

With two world class championship 18-hole courses, picturesque riverside surroundings, great facilities on and off the course, and fees that are a fraction of many other clubs, what are you waiting for? Now is the perfect time to play a round of golf at Coolangatta and Tweed Golf Club, and full club hire and carts are available from the Pro Shop.

There's more to Coolangatta and Tweed Heads Golf than the greens! There is also one of the best value family-friendly restaurants in Australia - Danny's - with sumptuous, affordable dining seven days and nights and seafood buffets on Friday and Saturday nights.

Coolangatta and Tweed Heads Golf Club also offers full New South Wales club facilities, including bars, Club Keno and TAB, free live entertainment, kids' club, bingo, raffles and more.

Aquatic Blue Charters whale watching adventures depart from Coolangatta and Tweed Heads Golf Club from June to November.

A sacred escape, the Crystal Castle offers a unique place to ' Enrich Your Spirit'. Walk the ancient labyrinth, discover the gardens and rainforest, and wonder the famous Buddha Walk. Lined with rose quartz and hand carved statues behold the awe inspiring presence of the blessing Buddha. At metres metres high and weighing almost 14 tonne it offers a place of reflection and peace.

Marvel at the exquisite locally designed jewellery and amazing crystals from all corners of the globe, each a wealth of beauty to surround both yourself and your home. With an extensive array of books, music CD's, body products and unique gifts there is something to suit any occasion.

Relax at the Lotus cafe overlooking the breathtaking views of the Byron hinterland. Tempting treats and fresh produce offer breakfast, lunch or a well deserved coffee break.

The Crystal Castle is located only 20 minutes from Byron Bay and 40 minutes from the Gold Coast.

Enjoy an hour-long fun, informative, hands-on tractor train tour and talk with John. Over 100 miniature animals are featured in the miniature animal collection on this working stud farm. As well as over 50 miniature horses, you will see imported miniature zebu cattle, a rare chestnut miniature mule and miniature donkeys. Many of these have been imported from the USA and come in many colours. See them, pat them and you will love them!

Set on the banks of the magnificent Crystal Creek where native fish, tortoises and ells abound, and provide the perfect setting to enjoy morning or afternoon tea and lunch. Beef dishes such as our lasagne are made from our own beef. We now also make our own jams from fruit grown on the farm such as Jaboticaba and Grumichama as well as lemon butter from our bush lemons.

Feed the native fish, turtles and eels as you savour our tasty treats, or wander through our plant nursery with a huge selection of rare and native plants at inexpensive prices. See many rare unusual rainforest and exotic trees planted in the grounds.

Well worth a drive to this beautiful area.

Dhinawan (Michael Baker) is a descendant of the Gamillaroi Bigambul Tribes. A proud Aboriginal warrior Dhinawan demonstrates his pride in every performance: playing the didgeridoo, dancing and singing.

Dhinawan Dreaming offers cultural workshops such as art, bush tucker/bush medicine as well as Didgeridoo and dance workshops. Dhinawan also offers educational lectures and is really involved with many conferences as an Aboriginal Entertainer and Lecturer. Dhinawan performs opening and closing ceremonies for events, conferences, seminars and functions, and is quickly building his reputation as a Keynote Speaker.

Dhinawan regularly works in schools and universities teaching his culture and passing on his knowledge.

Djanbung Permaculture Gardens is a superb example of earth wise living, Djanbung Gardens is dedicated to permaculture, ecological design and the development of human creativity and skills.

Djanbung gardens was founded in 1993 as a purpose-built living, learning environment for Permaculture Education and Permaculture demonstration. The gardens attract visitors and students from around the world. Many come to visit the Resource Centre or do a tour of the gardens, eco-buildings and working permaculture systems at Djanbung and Jarlanbah. Others participate in the training programmes, internships and volunteer programmes.

Djanbung Gardens is located one kilometre from the heart of Nimbin Village. They welcome visitors during their open hours in the Djanbung Gardens Resource Centre. They offer self-guided and guided tours.

Groups welcome and regular workshops are available.

Please call or email during office hours for further information or to make a time to tour the gardens.

“Dee-bah”, as it’s known locally, is the most northerly beach in NSW; walk a few metres up onto the headland here on a summer’s day and you’ll find yourself in Queensland and in a different time-zone. Less than 200 metres in length, Duranbah is somewhat unheralded, particularly in comparison with Snapper Rocks around the corner, home break of Aussie surfing world champions Mick Fanning and Joel Parkinson.

As this beach faces due east, it’s exposed to swell from pretty much anywhere so on days when it’s flat on both sides of the border there’s often a wave here. The Tweed River break-wall at the south end shapes a nice right hander, popular with body boarders. Tweed Heads (population nearing 60,000) has accommodation, restaurants, clubs and casinos aplenty, and the town is serviced by Coolangatta regional airport.

Nestled in the picturesque Eltham Valley, the Eltham Valley Pantry is just a short drive from Lismore and Byron Bay. Enjoy lunch, weekend breakfasts, home made cakes and freshly roasted and locally grown coffee in a tranquil and beautiful location.

Eltham Valley Pantry is located on a working pecan farm and visitors are welcome to take a guided tour of the farm. While on the tours visitors will learn how pecans are grown and harvested. They will view the pecan processing operation, sample freshly shelled pecans and see the different stages in the growing and processing of Eltham Valley Coffee.

Day visitors are encouraged to stroll about the orchard, relax with a coffee on the verandah, enjoy the garden or browse the shelves of unique Eltham Valley products. A range of other premium local produce from the region is available for purchase.

Eltham Village Gallery is located in a wonderful old building full of mostly local products. They have items such as timberwork, art, craft, ceramics, local food hampers, glassware, breadboards, boxes, baskets, candles and incense, ironwork, unique chess sets, kids art supplies and pedal cars, pots and planters, furnishings, silk scarves, beauty products, jewellery, jams, coffees, macadamia products, teas, chutneys, relishes, loads of yummy treats and a huge range of giftware - something for all occasions.

Come out to Eltham Village and have a look through the store, have lunch at The Eltham Friendly Inn located next door to the gallery or it is just a short drive to Eltham Valley Pantry. It is well worth the short drive through the picturesque countryside. From Byron Bay and Ballina it takes 25 minutes and from Lismore it takes 13 minutes.

Epic Skate is located in Tweed Heads and is a fun indoor complex for all ages.

The general sessions are run by friendly staff who play games and hand out prizes. There is also an indoor skate park and a half pipe for the skating daredevils.

Join Epic Skate for the Friday Night Teen Disco, the Saturday Family Disco or the Saturday Night Retro Disco.

Please always skate carefully and to your ability.

Escape Gallery and Coffee Lounge are open six days a week, closed only on Saturdays and public holidays.
The Coffee Lounge opens early for breakfast with a delicious menu and the best coffee in town. Available for evening functions, the restaurant features a-la-carte dining in an ambient atmosphere with soft lighting and music. The site is ideally suited to functions, parties and family gatherings as it can be arranged in many ways. Indoor seating for up to 120 persons plus a semi-covered outdoor area for up to 60 persons. A full commercial kitchen provides a wide range of capabilities.
Escape Gallery opens at 10am and features a wide range of fine art and giftware from local and international artists.

The surf at Evans Head is ideal for inexperienced surfers because it enjoys protection from the big southeast swells that get the local big-wave riders excited.

The small river estuary that divides the town attracts lots of ocean wildlife and there’s great fishing to be had both in the river itself and straight off the beach. Other fixtures here are an osprey’s nest near the tiny boat harbour that’s home to the state’s first prawn-fishing fleet. The beach is more exposed and the rips more variable the further north you go from town.

This quiet town of around 3,000 people is home to the largest caravan park and campground on Australia’s East Coast, so the population swells whenever school’s out. Bordered by National Parks on three sides, Evans Head is brilliantly situated and the caravan park/campground’s beachside and river-front location means that once you arrive, you can park your car and leave it for the duration

The friendly staff will assist you with current information about Evans Head and the surrounding area.

Established in 1997, Flood Reserve Vineyard is one of the only commercial vineyards on the Far North Coast of New South Wales.

With three hectares in vines, wines are produced using very simple, traditional methods. No artificial tannins or taste additives are used in the winemaking process and very little preservatives are added. The finished wine is not filtered and many operations are done manually.

White wines are produced from Verdehlo and Chardonnay grapes and the reds from Chambourcin and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Flutterbies Cottage Cafe is a delightful destination - featuring exquisite meals and a beautiful Victoriana gift shop, Flutterbies has become a real landmark of the village of Tyalgum. Inviting all who come here to really take the time to relax, enjoy and feel restored.

Open six days a week including weekends, Flutterbies is a must-visit attraction on the stunning country village of Tyalgum

Gallery 100 is a private gallery near Uki, an historic village 14 kilometres south of Murwillumbah, and close to Mount Warning, in the Northern Rivers district of New South Wales. It is always open on the third Sunday of each month from 10am to 4pm, and may be viewed at all other times by request.

The centre offers a new level of leisure and recreation activities as well as access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. This unique facility offers something for everyone.

Features of the centre include a multi-purpose stadium, an aquatic centre, fitness centre, multi-purpose youth space, Blue Oasis Cafe, Goonellabah Meeting Room and a creche.

Gunnawannabe is an Aboriginal owned cafe, gallery and learning centre. It is a coming together of ideas and dreaming.

Cafe food is reminiscent of the smell of a hot Australian eucalypt forest in summer, the subtle aromas of a verdant rainforest. A fusion of native and indigenous Australian herbs, spices and ingredients with gourmet international recipes.

Gunnawannabe also offers a diverse collection of Aboriginal artwork for sale from the Bundjalung nation, the Aboriginal community of the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. Bundjalung Aboriginal artefacts such as bull roarers, boomerangs, shields, bags, T-shirts, ties and a range of delicious bush spices and sauces are for sale.

Our cafe offers Bush Foods Sensation nights - bookings essential - and our Learning and Resource Centre offers broadband internet connection and an extensive library.

Gurragai arts and crafts gallery profiles art work, clothing and jewellery from the local indigenous Bundjalung people.

There are items available for purchase.

Haven Spa is a wonderful experience to enjoy alone or with friends. All treatment rooms can be opened up to each other so that your group can stay in contact during the treatments if you wish.

Visiting the Haven Spa bathhouse is like having a holiday. The outside world slips away and you are immersed in an environment of complete relaxation.

Haven Spa has a Finnish sauna, oxygenated hot spa with monsoon shower, double vichy shower and treatments include massage, organic skin care, pedicures and waxing.

They are situated on the picturesque Tweed River, "House of Gabriel" is one of a kind. The 120 year old historic homestead has been restored to its former glory. Robyn Turner purchased the property about five years ago, and it has been a labor of love for her and the family.

Come for a visit, browse through the unique gift shop and art gallery then relax in the tranquil gardens while enjoying a coffee on the river.

Humminghills is a working alpaca farm set on fifty seven acres, set in the beautiful Tweed Hinterland, just fifteen minutes from the Gold Coast Airport.

We offer hands on tour of the farm, feeding the alpacas, cuddling the baby cria and learning about these gentle, environmentally friendly animals and their exotic fleece.

At present we are in the middle of our cria (baby alpaca) birthing season, so lots of cuddles and pictures to be found.

On the farm we card the fleece with our two tonne Platts carding machine, spin, weave and felt and offer items for sale in our Alpaca Craft Barn.

A unique combination business incorporating a gallery, handpainted gifts, art supplies, decorative art classes and coffee shop.
Enjoy refreshments and sweet treats on the pleasant verandah overlooking the rose garden and beautiful country views.

This is a one-stop shop for the folk and decorative artist, stocking all supplies including a wide variety of quality, affordable wooden/MDF items, handmade by Ken.

Anita, the teacher and artist, with over 20 years experience is in-store at all times and available to answer all your queries regarding decorative art and related products. No previous art experience is required to participate in our fun classes.

Commissions are accepted and wooden/MDF pieces can also be custom made to order.

Our Opening Hours are 10am - 4pm, (closed Wednesdays)

The Lismore region has one of the highest populations of koalas in NSW. It is not unusual for people to have koalas roaming through their backyards. nevertheless, the pressures of disease, habitat loss and degradation, road traffic and dog attacks are inflecting a heavy toll.

Lismore - based Friends of the Koala has cared for thousands of Koalas from across the Northern Rivers region for over 20 years. Most of these Koalas have spent some part of their rehabilitation in the group's Koala Care Centre, itself situated in an establised Koala corridor in Rifle Range Road, east Lismore.

An entirely voluntary organisation, friends of the Koala welcomes visitors to the centre for guided tours on Monday to Friday at 10am and 2pm, and at 10am on Saturday.

For more information please visit call the Koala Care Centre.

A tidal salty lake with marshy margins, surrounded by a wide mown area.

Best visited during summer, one hour before high tide when a surprising variety of migratory waders leave scattered mudflats to congregate at the lake. Bush birds can be seen in the adjacent forest.

Excellent notice boards illustrate and name some of the birds. Birds seen include Bar-tailed Godwit, Eastern Curlew Sandpiper, Pacific Golden Plover, Lesser and Greater Sand Plovers, Sacred Kingfisher, Azure Kingfisher, Rainbow Bee-eater and Eastern Whipbird.

Endlessly photographed, filmed and fawned over, the right-hand point-break at Lennox Head is one of Australia’s most famous waves, consistently ranked in the top 10 waves of Australia's 10,685 beaches.

The Lennox Head point break is beautiful to look at but powerful, and to ride it you need to find space among dozens of red-hot local surfers, so it’s not the place for beginners. It breaks onto sand, but there are some round smooth rocks to be scrambled over. Meanwhile, the “Magic Miles” between Lennox Head and Ballina offers a mixture of beach breaks and reefs that work on a variety of wind and swell directions. The only time there aren’t any waves on the Magic Miles is when there’s no swell at all.

Lennox Head was declared a National Surfing Reserve in February 2007, the third site in Australia to be recognised for its significance to recreational surfing and the largest in Australia, it runs 7.2 kilometres from the Surf Club south to Flat Rock.

Lennox Head is a jewel of the New South Wales Far North Coast and has been a 'top spot' for surfers for generations.

'Lennox' began as a holiday spot for farming families looking for a summer-time coastal break and is now a much sought-after sea-change destination for those looking to achieve a truly idyllic lifestyle.

This heritage trail snakes its way through the streets of Lennox Head and around Lake Ainsworth (a freshwater lake enriched with the healing qualities of ti-tree).

Complimentary guides to the Lennox Head Heritage Trail are available from the Ballina Visitor Information Centre, 6 River Street, Ballina (open 9am - 5pm, seven days).

Stroll along walking tracks and view birds (migratory, shore and bush) as they fly, feed and roost. Watch for echidnas, lizards, frogs, wallabies and see dolphins at play offshore, and humpback whales migrating between June and October. Watch the layback lifestyle of the surfers and windsurfers off North Wall. At sunset experience the magnificent sight of the Trawlers making their way over the Ballina Bar or throw a line off North Wall and you will be in for a feast.

The Lismore Gallery's collection features significant Australian artists such as Margaret Olley, Lloyd Rees, Albert Namatjira, Thea Proctor and Kevin Connor, and well-known artists from the Northern Rivers region such as Jan Davis, Michael John Taylor, Patsy Hely and Tony Nankervis.

Housing a fine permanent collection of paintings, pottery and ceramic pieces, the gallery also features changing exhibitions by local and touring artists.

The Lismore Regional Gallery was officially opened on 26 October, 1954 and is the third oldest regional gallery in New South Wales.

Lismore Shopping Square - Your Shopping Destination for Food, Fashion, Shoes, Bags and Accessories, Jewellery, Health and Beauty, Electronics and Technology, Gifts and Homewares, Retail Services, Bulky Goods, and Entertainment.

Lismore Shopping Square is home to over 70 Specialty Stores and four Majors. It is the region's largest shopping centre and offers air-conditioned comfort 7 days a week. The Centre provides free wheelchair/mobility scooter hire, gift vouchers, parent's room and a Justice of the Peace Service (Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm). Free undercover parking is available for over 1,300 vehicles per day with parking also available for the disabled and parents with prams. School holiday entertainment is also catered to. For further information please contact their Centre Management Office (open seven days a week).

The award-winning Lismore Visitor Information Centre is much more than a Visitor Centre - it's an experience. The centre's aim is to be a link between visitors and the rich source of environmental, cultural and economic resources in Lismore and the Northern Rivers.

As Lismore is on the doorstep to spectacular rainforest, the centre features an Indoor Rainforest, which takes up half the area of the building. It was designed to give visitors a taste of what they will find in the region.

It has a waterfall, animated platypus, videos and models of native flora and fauna and displays telling the story of the sometimes controversial history of some of the rainforest areas.

The centre is located in Heritage Park, which features a Tiny Tots Adventure Park with swings, rides and a miniature train. Also a skate ramp and barbecues, picnic tables, a playground for older children and toilets are located on this site.

Bus and coach parking is available. Groups are welcome to visit The Rainforest Experience and the Indigenous Art Exhibition Space.

Entry to the Indoor Rainforest is by donation to the Koala Care Centre.

The Lotus Cafe sits high on a ridge overlooking the serene gardens of Crystal Castle and beyond across sub-tropical farmland as far as the eye can see. A small menu offers exceptionally good, delicately flavoured lunch dishes and homemade sweets. Crystal Castle, a shrine to peace and tranquillity and all things crystal, is genuinely impressive with an enormous range of crystals on display and for sale as jewellery or as individual pieces. The gardens are graced by huge rough-cut crystals and Hindu statues.

Luffley Cafe is a bright and cheerful cafe in the heart of Murwillumbah - open for breakfast and lunch seven days a week - and for dinner every Friday night. We are fully-licensed premises and offer a boutique wine selection. You will enjoy the cocktail evenings with live music every Friday night.

Fur, feathers, fine food and family fun - The Macadamia Castle is full of little surprises! There are lots of native furry friends and cuddly nursery animals, mini golf, train rides, playgrounds and barbecues. There's rabbit petting, face painting, treehouse, and a reptile display including the local Brown Snake and death Adder. All safe behind glass of course.

Treat yourself to breakfast or lunch with some great local coffee and delicious food. Enjoy homemade cakes and cookies, or just have an ice-cream. Their specialties include Macadamia Baked cheesecake and our famous beef burger infused with macadamia nuts.

The Macadamia Castle offers a wide range of gourmet macadamia products, and tastings of hot, roasted nuts. There's a fascinating gift shop and a full display of the macadamia nut industry.

For half an hour or a whole day, The Macadamia Castle is a great place to visit!

With stunning views of distant mountains and passing whales and dolphins, these white sandy beaches have a northerly aspect. Main Beach is dominated by the Surf Club and is patrolled by Surf Lifesavers in summer. It is only a short stroll to Byron Bay town centre.

Situated 40 kilometres west of Casino, just of the Bruxner Highway, Mallanganee is one of the Kyogle Shire's rainforest gateways. One and a half hours drive from Ballina, and one hour from Lismore, the village is set just below the Richmond Range.

Views from the Mallanganee Lookout are spectacular, with Mt Warning visible on the eastern horizon. There are the rainforests and flora reserves close by, with the Mallanganee National Park itself being a very rare example of a dry land rainforest. This park contains rich diversity of plants and animals with World Heritage values. The paradise riflebird, regent bowerbird, red-crowned pigeon and noisy pitta are all part of the prolific bird life. There are picnic grounds and toilets on site.

The Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre at South Tweed Heads is located
within the Tweed Heads historic site, which adjoins the Ukerebagh Nature
Reserve. Our aim is to preserve and protect the significant cultural
heritage of the area and to provide a facility for all people to explore and
enjoy the beauty of the native coastal bushland environment.

Learn from the detailed exhibits and videos in the centre's museum, how the
Aboriginals lived in what was virtually a paradise. Explore the natural
surroundings and see an authentic bora ring - a sacred ceremonial site.

Have a picnic or barbecue lunch and relax in the tranquil and beautiful bush
setting. Cooking facilities and light refreshments are available.

Authentic Australian Aboriginal artifacts such as boomerangs, didgeridoos and
bark paintings are on sale.

Cost: $15.00 adults; $7.50 concession; children under 5 are free.

These beautiful falls plunge 104 metres into the deep palm-shaded gorge below.

The top of the cliffs is forested with Blackbutt and Scribbly Gum while subtropical Booyong Rainforest and Brush Box occupy the gully beneath. Toilets and picnic/barbecue facilities are provided.

Minyon Falls is part of a larger area known as Minyon Falls Flora Reserve, which, because of its high scientific, recreational and scenic value is excluded from all logging operations.

Minyon Falls is located in Nightcap National Park.

The Missingham Bridge is a nine span road bridge with shared footpath across the 150 metre tidal estuary of North Creek in Ballina. Start your walk at the Ballina RSL alongside the Richmond River, follow the Kerry Saxby Walk across Missingham Bridge and onwards to the North Wall. It’s not unusual to spot the ever playful dolphins in and around the bridge and the mouth of the river. The end of North Wall is a great vantage point to Whale Watch in season and to see the local fishing trawlers going out to sea at sunset is nothing short of spectacular. The area boasts plenty of the best spots to catch the elusive fish of the Richmond River. Surf schools are often seen giving their lessons to beginners in the gentle surf rolling in from the ocean up the mouth of the river.

Bring the family and see a wide range of exhibits on display ranging from motorcycles and race cars to displays on local history and not to be missed, the giant “Leviathan” stage coach, the largest horse-drawn Cobb and Co Coach ever built!

Also featured are costume displays from Hollywood movies including two of the biggest blockbusters, Gladiator and Master And Commander.

The New Italy Museum was developed as a tribute to the courage and strength of those pioneering families with the purpose to pass on to future generations their spiritual legacy. The New Italy settlement was built upon dreams - dreams broken and dreams made. It is the story of a group of Italian immigrants who battled great odds, leaving an imprint of success and prosperity, helping to shape the Northern Rivers as it is today.

The New Italy Museum Complex is recognized as representing not only Italians in Australia, but their achievements and accomplishments, as well as the joining together of the Italian and non-Italian community to recognize and commemorate the contributions of those past and present.

The permanent exhibition - 'Recognising our Contribution' – is a collection of the stories of 30 Australian families of Italian origin who settled in the district during the period from 1920 until 1960. Family names involved in the settling of the district include Zulpo, Bolzicco, Donadel, Morelli and Pagotto. The display consists of 68 laminated panels with history records and photographs, plus eight blown up photos of groups of pioneers and some items of art work.

The New Italy Museum Complex also incorporates the New Italy Cafe for delicious coffee and scrumptious cuisine.

The Gurrigai Aboriginal Arts and Crafts Gallery has added a new dimension to the New Italy museum complex. At New Italy there are now, side by side, elements of two ancient cultures which have evolved through thousands of years of human history on the opposite sides of the globe. The intercultural exchanges will generate reciprocal appreciation, understanding, respect and goodwill. The ‘Park of Peace' was established in 1993 to commemorate contributors to the cause of international peace.

Nimbin Candles derived from the need to supply a non-toxic, slow burning, smokeless candle, which could be burnt in confined spaces such as caravans, tents, and tepees, to the local community that had expanded in the early eighties, after the Aquarius Festival in 1973.

Nimbin Candles are made using the age-old method of dipping each individual wick continuously to create a perfect taper. The design for their dipping deck was found and adapted from a book of medieval machinery and is similar to what was found in 11th century monasteries when most candle making was done by monks.

They use only the highest grade paraffin wax, the same wax used in food processing such as greaseproof paper and wrapping cheeses. The dyes they use are vegetable dyes, the same used in batik art.

They have the only Water Driven Dipping Deck, manufacturing up to 1,500 perfect tapers at a time.

A visit to the Nimbin Museum and the real Spirit of Aquarius - is definitely not a visit to your average museum.

The Nimbin Museum grew out of a popular local store as the village attracted increasing visitors keen to know how the hippy experiment began in the area.

The Nimbin Museum is a journey through eight rooms in detailing the local Aboriginal, pioneer and hippy eras as you follow the rainbow serpent path.

The Nimbin Rocks are volcanic extrusions of Rhyolite left over from the Mount Warning Tweed Volcano that erupted around 20 million years ago. As part of an eroded dyke of the volcano, Nimbin Rocks are located just outside the present day caldera wall about 20 kilometres from Mount Warning and three kilometres from Nimbin Village. They are an extremely significant cultural site to the local Bundjalung tribe who believe the rocks were home to the Nmbngee, or Clever Men. They were also the initiation grounds for young boys and the dreaming story can be read at the Nimbin Museum.

Viewing from the road only.

Northern Rivers Brewing Company is an independent locally owned and operated brewery. All beers are completely natural, brewed only with grain, hops, yeast and filtered water. No chemicals, additives or preservatives are used.

Cellar door sales, guided tours and tastings are available.

Tour of the brewery is with the brewer/owner where you learn the processes from the person responsible for making the beer. Guided tasting of all of our beers currently on tap (up to seven different styles of beer).

Northern Rivers Performing Arts NORPA - Is one of the leading regional performing art companies in Australia. It has earned this reputation by being at the forefront of the regional theatre movement throughout its 15 year history and has contributed significantly to the national industry.

NORPA has regular performances and plays throughout the year at a couple of different venues in Lismore.

Since its establishment in 1993, NORPA has presented over 200 productions, 26 of which were NORPA produced, including 14 original works and five productions that have toured nationally. With Artistic Director Julian Lewis, NORPA aims to develop new theatre inspired by this region. In reflecting local culture, myth and character NORPA aims to contribute significantly to the artistic identity of Australia.

In 2001 NORPA was awarded the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Group Award in recognition of the contribution the company has made to the performing arts. This is the most prestigious award for the performing arts in Australia and NORPA is the first organisation based in regional Australia to receive this award. In 2002 and 2003 NORPA was awarded the NSW State Award at the annual APRA Australian Music Centre Classical Music Awards.

Please visit the NORPA website for performance details, to book tickets or to become a season ticket holder.

This marvellous heritage trail takes in Ballina's most historic precinct - Norton Street. Norton Street began as a bustling thoroughfare and transformed into Ballina's most prestigious residential address. Gorgeous houses and buildings line both sides of the street, each with their own tale to tell.

A free guide to the Norton Street Heritage Trail is available from the Ballina Visitor Information Centre which is located on the corner of River and Norton Streets and open 9am - 5pm, seven days a week.

The Paperbark Gallery is the creative jewel set in the picturesque coastal town of Evans Head in northern New South Wales. The Gallery is purpose-built and features works local Northern Rivers artists. There is an extensive range of works for sale, in particular, showcaseing the calligraphic artwork of gallery owner Vanessa Crisp and the fine wooden furniture and marquetry of Justin Crisp. The Paperbark Gallery is yours to discover.

The Paperbark Gallery located in the Evans Head Arts and Industry Estate is host to an extensive range of local and Australian artists work in all mediums. Including the work of owners Justin & Vanessa Crisp in their respective fields of fine woodwork and calligraphy the gallery has been a must visit destination since 1998.

Pelican 181 Seafood Restaurant in Ballina is absolute waterfront dining that is relaxed, casual and affordable. Choose to eat in or take away. Enjoy a fresh local seafood breakfast from 7.00 a.m. They are open seven days a week.

Pelican 181 Seafood Restaurant provides a special kids menu and offer friendly and professional service.

Pippi Beach is an idyllic location to soak up the sun and enjoy the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean. It is a popular surfing beach which has a large number of enthusiastic surfing competitors turn up for the annual 'Pippi Beach Surf Classic'.

Pippi is patrolled by the local surf club in season.

Fishing off the rock shelf at the northern end is another popular pastime for locals and visitors. Picnic tables, parking and toilet facilities are all available.
Southern Pippi Beach is also a leash free area for dogs.

Early morning or late afternoon from both the eastern and the western side of
the bridge, you may be lucky enough to view the platypus swimming or feeding
in their natural environment. There are also fish, water fowl and ducks to be
seen.

There are walks down to the river bank where you can have a closer look at the
magnificant platypus sculpture. Following a short and well trodden, but rough
track that brings you out at the weir.

Located on the riverside in Ballina, Point Ballina Restaurant is the ideal place to enjoy modern Australian and European dishes in an environment that will take your breath away. We serve breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

Located in World Heritage Nightcap National Park, Protesters Falls is a must see while exploring the Lismore Hinterland. The easy walk from Terania Creek Picnic Area winds its way through the bangalow palm forest to the base of the falls.

Swimming is not permitted in the area as it is home to the endangered Fleay's barred frog.

Protestors Falls and Terania Creek is home to the first successful anti logging protest in 1979.

The Rainbow Region Organic Market offers fresh fruit and vegetables, as well as organic flours, hummus and tofu, even organic milk, organic fertilizers and seedlings. Organic vendors from Mullumbimby and Nimbin offer organic tea, coffee and cakes to the crowds, and any other producers or manufacturers of organic products are welcome to showcase their ranges.

The museum displays include the geology, flora and fauna of the area, an exhibit for the original owners of the land - the Bundjalung people, as well as the pioneering history of the Richmond with the early dairy industry and the cedar getters.

The Bundjalung Yanha (Bundjalung Way), shows the history of the Bundjalung people whose traditional country this is. It covers such areas as Caring for Country; Ceremonies and Gatherings; Old Ways, New Ways; and Quiet Achievers.

Displays are regularly rotated. A small admission fee applies.

Research facilities are available on Monday, Wednesday and Friday for a small charge. For more information visit: www.richhistory.org.au

Patient nature lovers may spot a Platypus at Rocky Creek Dam.
The Dam wall is 27 metres high, 187 metres above sea level and
the dam when full, holds 14000 megalitres of water. The 29 square kilometres
of catchment area include sections of Nightcap National Park,
Whian Whian State Forest and revegetated farmland. The runoff
produces a very soft clear water for distribution to consumers.

The dam has a platypus viewing platform, elevated boardwalk and
pontoon bridge. Three walks are available: 10 minute easy walk,
dam and spilllway, a 15 minute reasonably easy walk to Pontoon Bridge,
spillway & dam, a 40 - 60 minute big scrub bush walk with the possibility
of getting wet.

Picnic, BBQ facilities with wood supplied, benches,tables and childrens play
equipment.

Car and bus parking available.

Welcome to the Seven Mile Cafe Restaurant - Lennox Head NSW, Ballina and Byron Shire's best absolute oceanfront restaurant.

We are a Licensed and BYO (bottled wine only) Modern Australian Restaurant, open for Dinner from Wednesday through to Saturday and Lunch from Friday through to Sunday.

At the Seven Mile Cafe Restaurant you can enjoy fine food and fine wines in a relaxed environment, with uninterrupted views of the beautiful Seven Mile Beach.

We are also an idyllic venue for Wedding Receptions or Functions, catering for Lunch or Dinner on any day for 20 to 80 guests.

Located in River Street in the heart of Ballina on the NSW North Coast, the Slipway Hotel is Ballina's only Irish Pub, serving all the best of the Irish beers.

The Slipway Hotel al fresco Restaurant/Cafe serves Modern Australian cuisine and is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Summerland Trails explore 360 acres of bushland in a peaceful and natural setting. Horse rides from one and a half hours to over night campouts. Children and beginners welcome. Quiet horses, helmets and boots supplied, please bring socks. Barbecue and refreshments included. This is a great experience for the whole family come an enjoy a day in the bush on horse back, there are tours to suit everyone.

In the gentle hills of the Ballina hinterland, an unforgettable golfing experience awaits you.

Royal Teven, as it has been fondly named by locals, is set in a peaceful and breathtaking valley amongst meandering creeks and remnant rainforests, with only the songs of birdlife and the occasional splash of a platypus to interrupt your relaxing golf game.

Just 10 minutes from Ballina, Teven Golf Course is central to Lismore, Byron Bay and picturesque beaches.

The superbly maintained course is a challenging par 31 layout, testing all golfers - Teven is a pleasure to play.

We cater for casual and holiday golfers, so you are always assured of a great game.

The Bicentennial Museum is one of very few purpose-built museums in rural Australia. The excellent design enables visitors to easily understand and enjoy the range of special displays.

There are delightful replicas of an early school room and an early hospital ward plus many regularly changing exhibitions. The museum offers a very interesting insight into early Australian lifestyles and the experience extends well beyond the boundaries of the Clarence River.

The Stone Cottage, in the same grounds, was built by Johann George Schaefer after 1879 using sandstone quarried from the site. It became the local museum in 1973 and since the opening of its big brother in 1988 it has been returned to a "living history" replica of a typical home from the turn of the century. It contains many working models.

The Lennox Head Bora Ring is an Aboriginal ceremonial site situated almost in the middle of the town, just past the Bowling Club in Gibbon Street. The Bora is the name given both to an initiation ceremony of indigenous Australians and to the site on which the initiation was performed. The Bora Ring is of significance to both local Aboriginal people and to the whole Bundjalung peoples of northern New South Wales.

The Clarence River being the largest river on the eastern seaboard lends itself particularly well to estuary fishing. From its birth place in Queensland McPherson Ranges, the Clarence is fed by many wild tributaries and flows around one hundred Islands creating many wonderful fishing havens.

The mighty Clarence River is an attraction not to miss whilst holidaying in the Clarence valley.

Spoil yourself with a unique Gold Coast experience that indulges all your senses! Situated in the beautiful Tweed Valley, Tropical Fruit World offers an interactive activity for the whole family. Growing over 500 varieties of tropical fruits from around the world, visitors can taste, smell and touch rare exotic fruits such as the chocolate pudding fruit, chewing gum tree and lemon meringue fruit.

Come aboard the Plantation Safari for a guided tour of the farm, explore Treasure Island, and adventure on to the Miniature Rail Ride, Jungle River Cruise and Fauna Park. Don’t forget to stock up on exotic fruit, home-style gourmet jams and sauces, and avocado oil skin care products before you leave!

Tropical Fruit World is Tweed's Number One tourist attraction and is located 10 minutes south of the Gold Coast Airport. It is an exotic paradise where more than 500 varieties of rare and tropical fruit thrive. See, touch and taste nature's wonders - a feast for the senses!

In this idyllic hinterland setting, you can indulge yourself in the fruits of the orchard at the Miracle Fruit Show. Climb aboard a tractor train on their Plantation Safari. You'll discover rare treats such as the Chocolate Pudding Fruit Dragonfruit, Chewing Gum Tree and Lemonade Fruit. Enjoy a jungle river cruise and hand feed the native and farm animals in their Fauna Park. Their Adventure Island playground includes flying fox and miniature train rides. Indulge your taste buds with exotic fruit ice creams and mouth watering tropical treats in the Rainforest Cafe. Take a fresh look at fun!

Located in the beautiful Tweed Shire just five minutes from Coolangatta, Tweed City Shopping Centre is home to over 140 speciality stores including five majors – Woolworths, Big W, Coles, Kmart and AMC Cinemas.

Tweed City is the largest shopping centre on the Tweed and Southern Gold Coast. If you enjoy shopping, come along to Tweed City Shopping Centre.

Visitors to Lismore are invited to take a stroll in Riverside Park to visit the three interpretive panels featured in a series of heritage story sites along the riverbank. The panels represent shared information of landscape and settlement of the city and district.

The sites are called 'Galamah - Living Together,' Mirring - River Crossings' and 'Burbang Mah - Gathering Place.' The Galamah panels tell some of the story of pre and post European settlement and are installed not far from where the first European settlement was built in the area and near a former permanent campsite of the Widjabul people. The Mirring panels focus on the river and how it has been used by both cultures over time. The Burbang Mah panels highlight the location of community celebrations through time.

The panels are billboard sized installations offering visitors a better understanding of not only the history of the European and Asian settlement of the region but they also depict the Bundjalung stories of the Dreamtime, celebrate Widjabul culture and paint a picture of the Indigenous lifestyle and how it interwove with European and Asian settlement.

Enjoy absolutely exquisite cuisine at Zack's, Grafton's finest licensed restaurant, with innovative modern Australian and international food.

Functions and conferences are a specialty, so try something different and enjoy a professionally-catered poolside function. Menus change regularly as the chefs explore new taste sensations. Choose from a comprehensive and affordable wine list.

Open for dinner from Monday to Saturday, with group and corporate lunches by appointment. Enjoy a wonderful night out with great food, impeccable service and friendly staff.