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Set in 11 hectares (25 acres) of natural tropical North Queensland bush and is home to all kinds of native mammals, birds and reptiles. Nowhere else in Australia can you interact with so many of Australia's native animals. Join us here at Billabong ...
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Why travel thousands of kilometres when a taste of African adventure is at your doorstep. Only 30 minutes from Melbourne, Werribee Open Range Zoo is full of amazing animals living in a wide, open savannah. Discover grazing rhinos, giraffes and zebras, ...
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Healesville Sanctuary is only an hour from Melbourne, but a visit there will take you closer to Australia’s unique wildlife than you ever thought possible. Featuring wild encounters and unique experiences with Australian wildlife amongst the sights, ...
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The Daintree Discovery Centre is a world class interpretive facility nestled in the heart of the Daintree Rainforest. A Wet Tropics Visitor Information Centre with Advanced Eco Certification, Daintree Discovery Centre provides a wonderful introduction to ...
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Banrock Station is an 1800 hectare property comprising 250 hectares of vineyard,1000 hectares of restored mallee woodlands and a Ramsar listed wetland. The Wine and Wetland Centre was designed to showcase our wines. Our tourism products have evolved to ...
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The Naragebup Rockingham Regional Environment Centre is built on one and a half hectares on Safety Bay Road, opposite Australian heritage listed, Lake Richmond, home to two critically endangered ecological communities. The centre has an impressive Enviro-...
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Kuranga Native Nursery stocks Australia''s largest range of Australian plants. Situated in Mt Evelyn, in the foothills of the Dandenong''s, our nursery overlooks the beautiful Olinda Creek and features the highly-acclaimed Paperbark Cafe. Wander through ...
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Papillon Riding Stables
Pavilion D, Centennial Park, Sydney Suburbs, Australia
Telephone: 02 8356 9866
Papillon Riding Stables offers all aspects of horse care, training and riding. From being able to board your own horse to learning to ride with experienced international instructors, to taking an escorted walk with your horse in the beautiful environs of ...
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A peaceful aquatic sanctuary close to town that was once the town''s water supply. The area is home to a large variety of birds, platypus, kangaroos and wallabies. Barbecue and picnic areas are available and fishing is permitted....
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Imagine an Out of Africa adventure just 30 minutes out of Melbourne! Imagine heading out on Safari through wild, grassy plains and sweeping river terraces, rich with rhino, giraffe, antelope, zebra and hippo. Walk a fascinating trail to discover cheetah ...
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Sunnyside Reserve Lookout is a place to view the Murray River and wetlands with great scenic river views from an elevated position. Located approximately ten kilometres from Murray Bridge on the Karoonda Road....
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Queens Park is a picturesque park, just a short walk from Toowoomba''s Central Business District. The park''s uses are diverse and facilities make it a great meeting place or a pleasant stop. The north-eastern part of the park boasts an immaculately ...
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Queens Park was established in 1860 and many of its beautiful huge trees were planted before 1900. Features of the Park are the fernery, waterfall and lily pond, lace-trimmed band rotunda built in 1890 and listed by the National Trust and the 13 ...
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Public gardens established 1870 featuring mature trees, lawns and gardens, caged birds, picnic and playground facilities....
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The Ken Burgess Orchid House is situated in Queen’s Park in Mackay City and has often been described as one of Mackay’s secret treasures. Established in 1886, Queen’s Park covers about six hectares. It is an oasis of large tropical trees such as ...
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Ecologically sound and internationally renowned, Polperro Dolphin Swims is a Hall of Fame - Environmental Tourism multi-award winning tour operation that offers people the opportunity to observe and swim with wild bottlenose dolphins in Port Phillip Bay. ...
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This is the place where the first police were stationed in the area. There was no town at this time in 1864. Sandalwood cutters, drovers and the first settlers were in the district and the troopers as they were called, were stationed at the water hole as ...
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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 ...
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Enjoy the 1.3km walking track which winds its way through native bushland, reaching a lookout with spectacular views over Cootamundra. Located on Back Brawlin Road, Cootamundra....
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The Pioneer Memorial Park is located opposite historic Edenvale in George Street (just over the bridge). This was once part of Edenvale Estate and has some of the oldest oak and pine trees in the district. The park reaches down to the Murray River and is ...
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Pioneer Park is located on Olivia Terrace. Opened on the 28th of May 1980, this park was originally an old cemetery. The park contains a number of relics from Carnarvon''s history, including two enormous whale bones which form an arch over the entrance ...
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The Pioneer Hall and the avenue of trees is part of the Koorda Heritage Trail, a two kilometre walk which commemorates the contribution of Koorda''s pioneers to the development of the district. At the foot of each tree are plaques commemorating ...
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