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Explore the southern Great Barrier Reef by visiting Lady Musgrave Island. Spend the day snorkelling, swimming with turtles, whale watching or discovering the marine environment through a glass bottom boat.

Lake Eildon is the hub for water sport activity in a picturesque setting. Go swimming, canoeing, water-skiing, sailing and boating in the shadow of the Victorian Alps.

Explore the world’s largest sand island by 4WD led by an experienced local guide. Discover the islands highlights including Lake McKenzie, 75 Mile Beach, Eli Creek, Central Station, Maheno Shipwreck and the Pinnacles Coloured Sands.

Explore nearby beaches for fantastic surfing opportunities. With pristine beaches and consistent waves, it's a paradise for surfers of all skill levels, making it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to ride the waves in the region.

See, touch, and smell your way through the rich history of Bundaberg Rum at the self-paced interactive Bundaberg Rum Museum experience followed by an expert distillery guide into the Bundaberg Rum Distillery. After, the Bundaberg Rum Distillery Store is your one stop shop to purchase a Bundaberg Rum memento or gift.

Enjoy the informative guided tasting of Bundaberg Brewed Drink’s entire range of brewed drinks while learning about the rich history. Browse the selection of Bundaberg Brewed Drinks and merchandise including creating customised 6 packs for your brews.

Placed right opposite the Busselton Jetty you will find the perfect family friendly space, Shelter Brewing Co. Enjoy a tasty meal and cold crisp craft beer brewed on-site at the foreshore.

Take part in one of Grampians Wine Tours that include Grampians National Park, local vineyards, breweries, the silo art trail and more. Take a tour of the highpoints of the Grampians, underground cellar tours, tastings and picturesque views.

Enjoy a true Aussie bush tucker dinner under the stars in the grounds of Katherine Art Gallery. You will get to indulge on a traditional camp oven meal by the campfire and be entertained by a campfire sing-a-long, a ‘damper on a stick’ and billy spinning competition.

Visit the iconic oceanside eatery for a variety of dining experiences from early morning coffees to the famous fish and chips, to sophisticated restaurant dining. The café strives off featuring the best South Australian and Fleurieu based produce.

Worth the queue, Port Elliot Bakery is a must do when visiting. The bakery is your one stop shop for pies, pastries, coffees and most importantly the doughnuts.

Looking for a place to grab a bite or drink, look no further than our dining hall. Enjoy fish and chips on Friday nights and pizza on Saturday nights.

Located at the picturesque Victor Harbour, Hotel Crown can offer entertainment, leisure and value. The bistro overlooks the Warland Reserve on the Victor Harbour foreshore. Hotel Crown has an extensive menu with all your pub favourites plus a fantastic schnitzel menu. Open 7 days for lunch and dinner.

Walk and explore the longest timber piled jetty in the southern hemisphere. Spend the day at the underwater observatory, ride the jetty train, visit the interpretive centre and museum and water activities.

Explore the Silo Art Trail in and around Monto, from immense silos to water tanks and even sides of buildings ranging up to hundreds of metres. There are many pieces to find across the community, the most famous being the Three Moon Silo.

Test your fishing skills by fishing from the shore a boat in Lake Cania. Lake Cania is distinguished for saratoga catches, as well as bass, golden perch, silver perch, eel-tailed catfish, spangled perch, eel and snub-nosed garfish.

Take a trip to Victoria’s largest regional zoo to see over 160 species of native and exotic mammals, reptiles, and birds. Visitors can have the opportunity to have up close and personal encounters with different species.

Explore the world-famous park and gorge country by foot, canoe, boat, or helicopter. Venture through the 13-gorge system to spot waterfalls, sandy freshwater beaches, wildlife and Aboriginal rock art.

Take a dip in series of clear pool framed hot springs framed but native vegetation. Katherine Hot Springs are natural thermal springs situated on the banks of Katherine River.

Explore the edge of the Murray River at the Mary Ann Reserve at River Lane Mannum. Walk, ride, relax or picnic on the banks.

Spend the day over on Granite Island discovering the coastal scenery on a bushwalk, whale watching, fishing, and hanging out with little penguins. Either walk over from Victor Harbour or take the horse-drawn tram, where you will be pulled along by a draft horse.

Walk between Simms Cove Point, Moonta Bay and South Beach taking in the beautiful coastline. There are interpretive signs along the trail providing an insight into the history of the area.

Lake Bumbunga is a salt lake changing colour from pink, to white, to blue throughout the year. Only a 45 minute out of Port Hughes to sight the bubble gum shores.

Foggs Lookout is a pristine vantage point looking out over the vast waters of Lake Eildon and dam wall. There’s also seating and picnic areas available.

Monarto Safari Park is the largest safari park outside of Africa. Be sure to try some of the behind-the-scenes experiences such as Lions 360, Keeper for the Day and many more.

The Port Hughes jetty is one of the most popular fishing spots on the Yorke Peninsula. Fish off the Port Hughes jetty for blue swimmer crabs, tommy ruff, garfish and squid.

Discover this World Heritage-listed national park by walking through pristine wilderness or take a river cruise and spot the world’s largest reptile. It’s also known for its Aboriginal rock art, swimming spots and incredible views.

Explore Corroboree Billabong with Corroboree Houseboats. See the team in reception to book your stay on a houseboat or a day trip on a BBQ boat.

Explore the Wide Bay region from above. Choose from a range of packings including beach picnic, heli-fishing and so much more.

Rainbow Beach Tours offer a thrilling gateway to the breathtaking natural wonders of the region. With experiences guides and diverse tour options, it's the perfect way to explore this coastal paradise.

Take a short cruise aboard the heritage paddle steamer, PS Marion. The cruise offers an exclusive opportunity to experience the adventures and mysteries of the golden years of the river boats.

Visitors to Koomal Dreaming can get a glimpse of Wadandi and Bibbulman land through the eyes of the traditional owners. Taste native foods, discover bush medicine and experience traditional fire lighting.

Climb to the highest point in the Grampians for 360-degree views of jagged mountain ranges and open plains. Go in winter for a chance for a chance see snow.