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WHAT’S NEW AT THE SNOW?
An alpine coaster, resort redesign and new skate park are the three big changes in the Snowy Mountains this winter.
An alpine coaster, resort redesign and new skate park are the three big changes in the Snowy Mountains this winter.
The best reason to celebrate friendships is simply the tremendous feat of aligning your diaries. Make it one to remember with the Coast’s best offerings.
MOST PEOPLE KNOW THAT WINTER IS A GREAT TIME TO CATCH A LOOK AT THE MIGRATING WHALES, BUT IT’S ALSO THE TIME WE GET QUITE
A FEW SEAL VISITORS.
In a world where daily life can leave us
feeling drained and disconnected, there’s an increasing yearning to return to nature, seeking solace and rejuvenation in its embrace. From
serene retreats nestled in lush landscapes to invigorating outdoor activities, there’s a back-to nature
wellness option waiting to be explored.
Eight-month-old Wilbur the wombat is living proof of how important it is to check the pouch of any marsupial that’s been hit by a car. A thoughtful passer-by thought she saw flutterings in the wombat mother’s pouch. She looked inside, and there was a tiny joey. He was brought to the Australian Reptile Park where
A new garden can be as impressive as a more established one. Take this three-year-old garden, comprised mainly of natives in a bush setting,
and you have proof positive.
A sense of community, in an environment that breathes ‘nature and lifestyle’.
Check out our suggestions for the best ways to experience eco-friendly offerings on the Coast, including the new Pelican Time at The Entrance.
We may have some of the best surf breaks in New South Wales, but the
Central Coast and Lake Macquarie also have plenty of swim spots for
when the swell’s not working, and for those who prefer a gentler dip.
We take you on a tour of some of the region’s beaches and bays where kids can learn to snorkel, fishers can seek solitude, and boaties can cast their anchors for a peaceful day on the water.
“Accessibility shouldn’t be a barrier to allowing our community to access the beautiful natural environment that the Central Coast has to offer.”