The friendly staff at the Broken Hill Visitor Information Centre will handle your bookings for local tours and provide you with all the necessary information for your step into the Great Outback. The centre has a range of facilities, including showers, toilets and disabled access for visitors. Browse through their gift shop and take home a souvenir which includes locally made items. A Gloria Jeans's Coffee can be found in the same building.See more..
Located in the Country Music Capital, the Big Golden Guitar stands prominently on the New England Highway on the southern approach to Tamworth. With easy parking options for travellers in all vehicles from motorbikes and cars through to caravans and RVs, it's the perfect stop-off on your visit. The Big Golden Guitar is an Australian and Tamworth icon, which has been visited and photographed by literally hundreds of thousands of people, has featured in many film and TV documentaries and has served as a backdrop for a number of TV commercials. It was officially opened by country music star Slim Dusty and Mr Paul Crombie, General Manager of Tourism NSW, on January 25th 1988. It is a tribute to Tamworth’s rich country music heritage and international reputation as the heart of Australian country music, and is a replica of the famous Golden Guitar Award presented to artists at the annual Country Music Awards of Australia, the Toyota Golden Guitar Awards.See more..
4.5Cowra Visitor Information Centre(411 reviews) - So More Than Information Monday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
The Cowra Visitor Information Centre is an essential first stop for visitors to the Cowra region. Our centre is home to 'Claire' the local girl who tells her personal account of the Cowra Breakout through a fascinating hologram presentation. The hologram is a free theatre and continues to be as popular as ever with the 60,000 plus visitors our friendly team welcome each year. Our centre is your one stop shop for local & regional information, maps, local produce, craft and now proudly over 40 varieties of local Cowra region wine. Why not select a bottle of award winning wine and some local produce to enjoy during your stay or better still, allow us to customise a hamper of local produce for you to enjoy during your stay.See more..
As always, the health and safety of our guests and staff is a top priority. The Dubbo Visitor Experience is an immersive and interactive visitor experience featuring a decommissioned aircraft, augmented reality, hand-on displays and much more. Re-live extraordinary human stories and experience the vast distances, stunning landscapes and colourful outback characters the RFDS has helped in its over 90-year history. Relax in the Outback Treck Cafe and enjoy delicious food and drinks and visit the Flying Doctor shop where you can get branded mugs, books, clothing, aircraft models and much more. You can also purchase online at: https://docshop.flyingdoctor.org.au/.See more..
Did you know that the Back O Bourke Visitor Information & Exhibition Centre is the place of Outback Legends! Barefoot Harry, Captain Starlight, the Camel traders, WWI Prisoners of War, Charles Bean the man behind the Australian War Memorial make up part of the colourful collection of people and their stories. Your 2-day pass will take you on an intriguing journey and don’t forget the words of a once famous resident of Bourke, Henry Lawson, and 'If you know Bourke, you know Australia'. The Back O' Bourke Cafe is also a great place to sit and enjoy a delicious coffee and a bite to eat whilst enjoying the view of the beautiful Exhibition Centre gardens.See more..
4.5Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre and Cafe(265 reviews) - Awesome for kids and big kids alike! Monday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers
The Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre and cafe showcases the amazing history of the Snowy Mountains Scheme; from the early days of construction through to how it is operated by Snowy Hydro today. This is a must for any visitor to the Snowy Mountains region! The Centre houses a comprehensive exhibition hall including an extensive photographic collection, models, hands-on exhibits and a one of a kind immersive theatre. You will find information about the Scheme such as engineering, the environment, the National Electricity Market, history, water management and power generation. Take your turn on the “power bikes” and see if you can peddle hard enough to power a TV, make some toast or boil a kettle. You will also find screens displaying the Scheme working in real time. See which generators are operating, how much electricity they are producing and the prices of electricity in the market. Stay for a while, have a barista made coffee and light refreshments at the Discovery Centre Cafe.See more..
4.5Orange Visitor Information Centre(245 reviews) - Must be the first place to visit in Orange Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers
The Orange Visitor Information Centre is co-located with the Orange Regional Museum (museum opening hours are 9am - 4pm) at 151 Byng Street. It's the ideal place to commence your adventures in one of Australia's top food and wine destinations. We'll share our local knowledge on the best places to stay, the amazing landscapes, award-winning wines, kids activities and charming villages of the region. You'll love the truly seasonal visitor experience here with the colours of Autumn and Spring contrasting the long warm days of Summer and the occasional snowfall in Winter. A look around the Museum will introduce you to our history and the café next door will entice you with our famous local produce. There's a range of hand crafted souvenirs too, including local hand-made art and crafts. The Orange Visitor Information Centre is open 7 days and the team are always ready to help.See more..
4.5Royal National Park Visitor Centre(213 reviews) - Perfect kayaking experience close to Sydney Monday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Spent More than 3 hours Visitor Centers
Bored during the school holidays we decided to take our teenage boys on a kayak trip in the Royal National Park. You hire from the Audley Boat shed who supply life jackets as well. We all chose a single kayak each which I would suggest over the double canoes (unless you have young children). We took a picnic with us which we had at the end of the river. The water isn’t overly deep and very clean and clear. It is best to take out for 2 hours that way you don’t have to rush. The landscape is just beautiful and was a lovely way to spend an afternoon. See more..
The friendly staff at the Ballina Visitor Information Centre offer a complete Ballina Coast & Hinterland holiday booking service as well as maps, brochures and the local knowledge to help you make the most of your adventure to our region.See more..
4.5Snowy Region Visitor Centre(157 reviews) - Essential Information before going Higher! Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Snowy Region Visitor Centre has a display of seven or so Coroboree Frog living in a purpose built glass tank with moss and fern they like. Like the Burghers of Calais (the subject of Rodin's sculpture you can see at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra), these frogs have sacrificed their freedom to give you a personal encounter with an endangered species so you may ponder the wonder that is the Kosciusko Region. The human staff at this centre are always friendly and helpful in all conditions and the cafe nearby is classy. The touristic nick knacks for sale are a needless distraction i never fail to inspect carefully. Things for kids, both small and big, oh, and there is a gallery of local art that often has good work and videos to see. Maps, hats, sunscreen and compasses are all there, you should be too!See more..
4.5Cooma Visitors Centre(149 reviews) - Cooma Vistors Centre, incredible knowledge of the area! Monday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Visitor Centers
The Cooma Visitors Centre is open 7 days a week, 364 days a year. We provide FREE information to visitors and locals about: Things to See & Do Accommodation Dining & Coffee Special Events Itinerary Suggestions Weather and Snow Reports Activities in the region and so much more......See more..
We are open 7 days per week from 9.00 - 5.00. Wonderful local knowledge and information to help you plan you holiday in Armidale and New England High Country. We have some beautiful locally made gifts as well as quality Australian gifts so pop on and say hi!See more..
This is only a short drive from Narrabri, well sign posted all the way. Excellent road. Tere's a self guided tour on the history of the telescopes and sections of the dish plus displays inside the information building. Great parking even for caravans, clean toilet facilities and lots of kangaroos. I will definitely be returning here for another visit.See more..
We are more than happy to help you with all of your inquiries to ensure your time here is memorable. The Glen Innes Highlands is packed full of adventure and experiences with distinctive seasons, gourmet foods along with its picaresque town and villages. Great for road touring, kayaking and canoeing, mountain biking, fishing for the mighty Murray Cod or meandering along its historic colonial main street or museums. This agricultural town has a proud Celtic Heritage and is home to the Australian Standing Stones - the National monument erected to honour all the Celtic pioneers of Australia – hosting the Australian Celtic Festival in May each year. The World Heritage Washpool and Gibraltar Range National Parks, Stonehenge and the Minerama Fossicking Gem & Jewellery Show are just a few of the other great attractions on offer. Said to be one of the world’s richest mineral diversity belts, sapphires are one of the many treasures to be found in the plentiful fossicking areas.See more..
4.5Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre(133 reviews) - Go here to get local information to get your stay started Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
Welcome to beautiful, vibrant Wagga Wagga! The hub of the Riverina on the banks of the magnificent Murrumbidgee River, we're more than just the largest regional City in New South Wales - we're an Australian icon - and we can't wait to share our secrets with you! If you're curious of mind and you enjoy discovering new things, you'll love Wagga Wagga. From stunning landscapes and unusual architecture to sassy shops and a vibrant arts scene, it's a place that will capture your imagination and tempt you to come back again and again. Come see us at the Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre as we show you why there's a hundred little reasons to visit Wagga Wagga.See more..
Inverell Visitor Information Centre is one of the best in NSW. Stocking a wide range of tourism brochures, souvenirs and excellent local produce. Grab a snack, a coffee, or a light meal at the Riverside Cafe located within the complex. Come and speak with our friendly and knowledgeable staff who will be only too pleased to help you with your inquiries. We hope to welcome you to Inverell soon.See more..
Do yourself a favour: park up and drop into a slice of luscious and soul-restoring nature :) Nice length walk over and alongside the river, refreshingly cool within the forest, beautiful vegetation and trees, not to mention lyre birds! Only requirement is to pay if you don’t have a national parks pass. Very special place.See more..
4.5Balranald Discovery Centre(127 reviews) - A place to begin your local journey Monday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Balranald Discovery Centre is the home to our Visitor Information Centre, an Interpretive Centre, the old Balranald Lockup, Malcolm Building Museum and the old Wintong Station School. A great skatepark and playground for the children and a cafe onsite.See more..
This information is well located at the end of town, there is room for different vehicles... also garden areas that make great picnic/break spots. It is quite inviting as you enter with the verandah area having comfortable seating. It's first impressions are really good. The information centre itself ticks all the boxes with pamphlets, maps, giftware, local information. The gem for this place is the area at the back which is the Australian Museum Megafauna... it has dinosaur bones ( well... copies of bones) and lots of information. It has information about the history of the area here and is definitely worth spending some time here.See more..
Visiting Kiama? The Kiama Visitor Information Centre is a great place to start. We are located at Blowhole Point with the Lighthouse and Blowhole right on our doorstep. Our friendly, local and experienced team offer tailored information to ensure you can make the most out of your stay in the Kiama area. Here you’ll find: • Local tips and recommendations • Free accommodation booking service • Local arts and crafts • Attraction and event ticket sales • Free maps and brochures • Information and suggested itineraries • Souvenirs and Kiama gifts • Café and public toilets onsite Open 9am–5pm every day except Christmas Day. We look forward to welcoming you soon.See more..
4.5Dubbo Visitor Information Centre(112 reviews) - Amazingly good service Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Explore the Dubbo Region & surrounds! Everything you need to know about this smiling city is all under the one roof. Pop down to the pet friendly Dubbo Visitor Information Centre where you can find a variety of highlights such as: - All-day free parking - Friendly and helpful staff happy to fulfill inquiries - Various and current brochures and maps - Souvenirs and merchandise for purchase - Cold refreshments and beverages, coffee and tea facilities - Charging station for handheld devices - Public toilets and baby change room facilities - Free Wi-Fi - Alfresco outdoor area with tables - Playground & lush green park surrounds - Water station for you and your furry friends - Local insights and detailed knowledge from friendly staff and volunteers Dubbo Visitor Information Centre Corner of Macquarie Street & Newell HighwaySee more..
4.0Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre(111 reviews) - Excellent Visitor Centre Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre and Falls Cafe offer visitors a unique National Park experience. There is no fee to enter the visitor centre, however, there is a $3 per vehicle park use fee in the car park. The Visitor Centre is open seven days per week from 9am to 5.30pm but access to the waterfall and lookouts is possible in daylight hours. An elevated walkway to the main lookout (approximately 150m and wheelchair accessible) provides the visitor with spectacular views of the waterfall and rainforest gullies.Tourist information, maps, interpretative displays, Australian made souvenirs, local craft and annual Parks Passes are available at the Visitor Centre. Must do's: 1. Check out Fitzroy Falls from the Main Lookout. Takes only two minutes. 2. Try one of the Falls Cafe great home cooked meals. 3. Check out the flora, fauna & heritage displays in the award winning Visitor Centre 4. Listen to a Lyrebird singing along one of the tracks If you like walking: 1. Enjoy two walks along the edge of the escarpment. Magnificent views of the valley and rainforest gullies can be accessed from 12 lookouts. 2. The West Rim walk is 90 mins return (3.6 km) and offers stunning views of the lower and main falls. 3. The popular East Rim Wildflower walk is 6.7 kms return. 4. Ask the staff in the Visitor Centre about the many other walks in the local area. If you like relaxing: 1. Enjoy a meal / coffee in the Falls Cafe. 2. Enjoy a leisurely 100 metre walk on an elevated walkway to the Main Falls Lookout. 3. Sit by the billabong and enjoy the bush music and spot a platypus. 4. Have a picnic in one of the picnic huts by the creek. If you have a group: 1. There are two bus parking bays 50metres from the Visitor Centre. 2. Plan ahead and Experience Aboriginal Culture on a Discovery Tour. Learn about bush tucker/medicine/weaving, tool making/fire sticks and participate in traditional music and dance. 3. Discovery Rangers can tailor an ...See more..
The Tenterfield Visitor Information Centre is located in the main street of Tenterfield. Home to Bald Rock, the largest granite monolith in the southern hemisphere, the Birthplace of the Nation (Sir Henry Parkes did his famous Federation speech here) and the birthplace of Peter Allen and the Tenterfield Saddler. Come in and talk to our friendly volunteers for information on the best of Tenterfield - where to stay, what to see, where to eat and shop. Browse our range of local produce, arts and crafts, pick up a map, ask us for directions and enjoy your stay!See more..
4.5Mudgee Visitor Information Centre(107 reviews) - Excellent staff and Information Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Discover a taste sensation in a place that’s a feast for the eyes. Offering the discerning traveller a chance to reset their senses, and a taste of what country living might be like, you’ll find Mudgee Region nestled in the hills 268 km north-west of Sydney. Mudgee Region exudes country charm yet offers sophisticated food, wine, heritage and year-round event experiences. Enjoy the best of both worlds with a central township boasting boutique shopping and exquisite dining options surrounded by picturesque country landscapes and over 40 family owned vineyards. With a range of breathtaking natural attractions, delectable wine and scrumptious local produce (designed to impress the fussiest of foodies), events to excite, boutique shops and picturesque streetscapes, it’s time you jumped in the car to visit Mudgee Region. You won’t be disappointed.See more..
5.0Exclusive Hot Glass Gallery(104 reviews) - Glass Gallery, Wyalong NSW Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Speciality & Gift Shops • Visitor Centers
Exclusive Hot Glass Gallery in Wyalong has a huge range of handmade glassware, all produced on the premises. The range includes fused & slumped glass plates, platters, bowls, vases and jewellery. The gallery is open 6 day per week from 9 am to 5-30 pm. Closed Wednesdays. (Occasionally these hours may vary slightly, please feel free to telephone to confirm. 0269723403)See more..
Excellent service , friendly & knowledgeable. Staff member John was extremely helpful & obviously passionate about his job, promoting Goulburn! The Center has a large screen TV where John showed us aerial video over the city & historically significant sites, as well as historical photographs with Johns wealth of local knowledge & historical stories. It was great, thank you so much.See more..
The Bathurst Visitor Information Centre (known affectionately as BVIC to the locals) is the proud heart of the Bathurst region. Call in and visit the friendly team. We love what we do and no one knows the best of the region like us. Begin your adventures and chat with a local expert at the Bathurst Visitor Information Centre.See more..
4.5Lismore Visitor Information Centre(89 reviews) - Always very helpful Temporarily closed - Closed until further notice Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers
The Lismore Visitor Information Centre is currently closed. The award winning Lismore Visitor Information Centre is much more than a visitor centre - it's an experience! Our aim is to be a link between visitors and the rich source of environmental, cultural and economic resources in Lismore, Nimbin and surrounding villages. As Lismore is on the doorstep to Nightcap National Park, the centre features an indoor rainforest, designed to give visitors a taste of what they can experinece in the region. We have an Aboriginal Art Gallery, which provides local Northern Rivers Indigenous artists the opportunity to promote their artwork and offers visitors to Lismore an opportunity to learn about the area they are visiting through some of the local Aboriginal art. We have a large retail section specialising in unique, locally made arts, crafts and produce. There is an array of sumptuous gift baskets which you can buy pre-made or have one made-to-order.See more..
4.5Griffith Visitor Information Centre(86 reviews) - Most organised/informative visitors centre ever Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Visitor Centers • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Call into the Griffith Tourism Hub and have a chat to a friendly local. A great place to start when visiting Griffith - pick up free local maps, gather information about what to see & do, where to stay and eat, plus find out what's on. The interpretive display tells the story of Griffith's evolution into the city it is today. The Gift Shop stocks the largest range of regional produce, Griffith merchandise and Australiana and Indigenous-themed giftware. View our stained glass window depicting the Griffith landscape.See more..
Dropped in our way up to Talbingo to ask some questions, grab some information & have a look around. NP staff / volunteers working were really friendly, helpful & informative. Definitely a must to stop past when travelling this way.See more..
5.0Dorrigo Rainforest Centre(80 reviews) - A wonderful natural resource well worth visiting Visitor Centers
We had a wonderful visit to the Rainforest Centre. Entry is a gold coin donation. Be mindful the Skywalk is very short so I would recommend if you have the time taking one of the bushwalks available. One of the ladies in the shop recommended a walk that took in 2 waterfalls and we were delighted in the scenery through the rainforest, suspension bridges and falls. It is a little sleep coming back so recommend to take your time if you are not fit at the moment and to wear good footwear as trail is not always even & make sure you have water on you. There are benches at regular intervals to sit and relax and enjoy the many views on as well. The cafe does not have any options for a meal for people with gluten allergies, maybe a Byron Bay cookie at best and a coffee so keep that in mind. There isnt a lot of options either in nearby Dorrigo town centre that we found anyway.See more..
A trip inside the Narrabri Region VIC is an experience in itself. The centre is brimming with fascinating information, delicious local and regional produce and displays that will impress and captivate you. Here you can learn about the district’s best attractions, discover local history and read about regional farming practices. The highlight is a cotton display, which boasts a genuine giant red cotton picker that guests can climb into and “operate”. Among the local and regional produce inside are Lindy’s Sundried Tomatoes, Nelson’s Honey, Tall Poppy Gourmet relishes and dressings, Rosie’s Honey Mustard Dressing, local Pistachios and Pecans. The Narrabri Region VIC is conveniently located in the former Australian Cotton Centre, on the Newell and Kamilaroi highways in Narrabri. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are eager to help you plan your stay in the regionSee more..
Stocking local produce and a wide range of souvenirs, Gundagai Visitor Information Centre is located on the left hand side of the main street (Sheridan Street) as you come into town. The friendly staff can guide you to all the attractions Gundagai has to offer. Take the Heritage Walking Tour to capture the essence of this historic and fascinating township. Gundagai's best kept secret is Rusconi`s Marble Masterpiece on display at the Visitors Centre, 20,948 pieces of carved NSW marble taking 28 years to complete. This one man`s hobby has become a must see. Enquire at the counter for an audio tour of the old Gundagai Gaol, where Captain Moonlight the bushranger was sentenced and spent the night. In Carberry Park adjacent to the centre are the Dad, Dave, Mum and Mabel copper statues, wonderfully sculptured by Aurel Ragus. The visitor centre also books Greyhound and VLine and Trainlink coach and train services.See more..
4.5Eden Visitor Information Centre(72 reviews) - First place to visit Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Situated halfway between Sydney and Melbourne, and a 3.5 hour drive from Canberra, Eden is an ideal coastal destination. Explore our coastal wilderness, see our whales and explore our well preserved history. Our Information Centre is stocked with information that covers the beautiful Sapphire Coast, as well as our beloved town of Eden. Our information desk is staffed by volunteers who will assist with any advice needed about where to stay, and what to see and do. We also offer a fantastic selection of souvenirs and giftware including local produce. We look forward to seeing you!See more..
We went in there. The staff were very Covid conscious and safe. Above all though they were EXCEPTIONALLY helpful. A young guy served us (i feel bad for not remembering his name)... but he was excellent! Knew which sights were closed due to Covid and even recommended alternative activities. In the actual centre itself you could buy a wide range of local produce including jams and wines! A great place to start your visit in Young! It also happens to be the place of the big cherries!See more..
The lady we spoke to here was very helpful and went out of her way to make sure we understood the information she was giving us. We came away with enough to keep us busy for the time we were staying in Lightning Ridge. We had a brochure on the coloured Door Tours and the best times to go and a list of attractions in town which told you where they were, what to expect and the cost of entry. I had to return to the centre on Tuesday to have some documents copied and once again they were very helpful and nothing was too much trouble.See more..
4.5Moree Visitor Information Centre(68 reviews) - Very Friendly Helpful Staff Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Tourism Moree is the driving force for Tourism in the Moree Plains Shire with the organisation responsible for the coordination of the tourism sector , the operation of the Visitor Information Centre and the Marketing and promotion of the Moree Shire. Founding date 14th May 2001 Awards 2014 Winner - NSW Tourism Awards (Hall of Fame) 2014 Winner - Inland Tourism Awards (Hall of Fame) 2013 Winner Bronze Australian Tourism Awards... See More Products Local Produce and Giftware available for purchase in our centre. Brochures, Maps and Flyers for the surrounding areas.See more..
The Yass Valley Information Centre is ideally placed in beautiful Coronation Park, Yass. The friendly staff are available seven days a week to guide you through the wonderful experiences on offer in Yass Valley. From stunning natural wonderlands and abundant outdoor adventures, award winning wineries and restaurants, to historical journeys and unique artisan wares, there’s so much on offer. Stocking an exciting range of locally produced gourmet produce, art, maps, merchandise, gifts and an excellent selection of local award winning cool climate wines, the Yass Valley Information Centre should always be your first point of call when visiting the region.See more..
The friendly staff at the Bermagui VIC can assist with information about accommodation and attractions in Bermagui and surrounding areas on the Sapphire Coast. An extensive range of free maps and visitor guides is available, as well as material on destinations throughout Australia. There are souvenirs, books and gifts for sale, most of which are sourced or produced locally.See more..
Merimbula Visitor Information Centre is located centrally in Merimbula. We offer you a full and friendly information service which includes maps and guides of Merimbula and the area, attraction information, and general information. We also provide tour and accommodation support, local knowledge, souvenirs and gifts.See more..
Located directly across from the Albury Train Station, the Visitor Centre is another part of the area that has maintained its charm. Formerly a residence for the station master, this property was built in the early 1880’s. Now this building houses a fantastic array of information about Albury and the surrounding region.See more..
The Coo-ee Heritage and Visitor Centre is not just a visitor centre with the usual pamphlets, souvenirs and great service, but also has four galleries. These showcase a range of memorabilia from people who have lived in the Gilgandra area over the generations, cultural and significant artefacts and indigenous/ aboriginal history, local pioneer historical items which also include the famous 1915 Coo-ee march and other local exhibitions of artists that do change on a regular basis. You can spend a couple of hours here easily and is well worth the stop-over.See more..
The Entrance Visitor Information Centre is currently located in Memorial Park off Marine Parade. Call in and see the friendly staff and volunteers for accommodation advice, maps, attractions, dining, souvenirs and all other information that will assist you during your stay on the Central Coast. Open 7 days 9.30am-4.30pm (closed New Year's Day, Good Friday, Anzac Day, Christmas Day & Boxing Day)See more..
4.5Uralla Visitor Information Centre(53 reviews) - Stopped by Uralla on my way to Tamworth Monday: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Visitor Centers
I was headed to the Tamworth Country Music Festival and stopped in Uralla to take pictures. Before my visit I knew nothing about the town but the lady at the visitor centre was able to provide some really good information. I headed next door to McCrossin's Mill, took some pictures of the town and headed out to the cemetery. What was going to be a ten minute stop turned into a couple of hoursSee more..
4.5Narooma Visitors Centre(53 reviews) - Helpful and interesting Monday: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Visitor Centers
Very helpful attendant got us set up hiring e-bikes for a 2 hour ride. Excellent fun! We went from the top of the golf course hill, across the bridge, along the boardwalk, past the the boat ramp where we saw a snoozing seal, out to tip of the marina rockwall and back. Saw so much more than in a car or walking! Bikes were not hard to operate and were adjusted for height, helmets provided. In-shop display of the original lighthouse pieces were more interesting than the tour of the island itself. Great job, Narooma Vistiors Centre!See more..
We are the 'Meeting Place' for Byron Shire. Learn from our dedicated volunteers about the wonderful activities possible in the Byron Shire. - Tours & Activities - Accommodation - Local products - Maps - Free information!See more..
3.5Southern Gateway Centre(42 reviews) - From the Summit Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
The Southern Gateway Centre is located on the Princes Highway at Bulli Tops 45minutes south of Sydney, welcoming visitors to the region overlooking spectacular views of the Illawarra coastline. The Centre houses a number of independent businesses including the Destination Wollongong Visitor Information Centre, the Altitude 1148 restaurant and kiosk and the Gelato Emporium.See more..
Ideally located metres from the sand at Kingscliff's main beach, this volunteer-based Visitor Information Centre stands ready to connect you with the friendliest of locals who know all the tips and tricks. From lunch recommendations to transport connections or planning your perfect day out into the beautiful valley, the Kingscliff VIC team is here to help.See more..
A place to start you Murrumbidgee River and Riverina wanderings. You can get advice from friendly locals, information on Narrandera and surrounding region, purchase local produce and handraft wares. The Narrandera Visitor Information Centre has all the information you need to make your stay unforgettable.See more..
