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Bonville Lodge Luxury Style B And B (Coffs Harbour, New South Wales)
BONVILLE LODGE Mid North Coast Coffs Harbour NSW Australia. Beautiful Beaches. Close to all tourist Attractions. Relax. Enjoy the Bird Life, Swim. Your own Private Hideaway. A Perfect Nights Sleep. Feel refreshed for the rest of your journey.Bonville, Sawtell, COFFS HARBOUR are truly some of... [more]
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Waterside Coffs Harbour (Coffs Harbour, New South Wales)
The Waterside B&B - a true retreat situated in a nature lover's paradise, yet only minutes away from all the exciting restaurants and facilities of the bustling resort town of Coffs Harbour. An estuary flanks the 10-acre property of tropical gardens and the pristine and deserted beach is within easy... [more]
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My favourite state - love it because it encorporates some of the most beautiful beaches, beautiful bushland and bushwalking opportunities, the gorgeous Sydney harbour scene, and the Blue Mountains area is colder and the air is fresher there.
Sydney's Opera House is not the only reason why one should visit this marvellous city. The Sydney harbour area with the famous Harbour Bridge, the 'Rocks' area (the place where the first settlement took place) and Chinatown are only a few of the other places worth a visit. To the east, some of the fines beaches of NSW can be found. Bondi, Tamarama and Bronte are excellent beaches, not only for sunbathing but also for surfing. And just when you think you've already seen the best when it comes down to waves, set off for the Rainbow Region of Lismore & Byron Bay at the northern tip of NSW, also better known as 'the surfing Mecca'.
The Blue Mountains and the Snowy Mountains, both part of the Great Dividing Range, are located in NSW. The Blue Mountains National Park is an excellent spot to do some bushwalking, whether for a short trip or for a several days' walk, and this is only one of the many NSW National Parks. The Snowy Mountains offer the perfect places for skiing and when the snow melts again, there is always the possibility of a wild water rafting trip, not to mention bushwalking and mountain treking into areas offering some of the unique and beautiful plants and wildlife in Australia.
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