Beautiful beachs and lots of Kangaroos. We paid for the park entre and visited 3 beaches

Such a great experience! Whether you are local like us or are wanting to experience Australia for the first time by boat I would highly recommend! We saw whales and dolphins on our cruise and got information about the rich history of the area. Word of warning: if you have sea sickness or emetophobia steer clear, I had vomit on my shoes by the end of the trip.

If you're looking for a memorable and breathtaking experience in the stunning Jervis Bay region, Dolphin Watch Cruises is an absolute gem. I recently had the pleasure of joining one of their cruises, and it truly exceeded all expectations. From the moment we boarded the boat, the staff's warm welcome and enthusiasm set the tone for an incredible experience. The crew was friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the local marine life, especially the dolphins. They provided fascinating insights into the area's ecosystem and the habits of the dolphins that call Jervis Bay home. The highlight, of course, was the dolphins themselves. We were lucky enough to see multiple pods of dolphins swimming alongside the boat, leaping and playing in the crystal-clear waters. The views were simply spectacular, with the scenic beauty of Jervis Bay adding to the magic of the encounter. The boat was comfortable, and there was plenty of space to move around for the best vantage points, whether you’re on the deck or inside. The cruise also offers a relaxing atmosphere, with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the surrounding beauty of the bay and its pristine waters. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a photographer, or simply someone looking to unwind in nature, this cruise is a perfect way to spend a few hours. All in all, Dolphin Watch Cruises in Jervis Bay provides an exceptional way to connect with nature and experience the incredible marine life in the area. It’s an unforgettable experience that I highly recommend to anyone visiting this picturesque part of New South Wales. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this cruise is definitely worth it!

Having been a professional fisherman most of my life, I know fresh fish. Nowra fresh fish and meat market never let's me down, the quality of their fish is first grade, the service is great, and the variety of fish is always pleasing. I won't get my fish from any other place than there, go there, you won't be disappointed.

I recently we took my father-in-law for a VIP experience at Shoalhaven Zoo. As we are both animal lovers I accompanied him. I have to say, the experience far, far exceeded my expectations. Steph who was our private guide was exceptional, a real professional and extremely knowledgable and friendly, a great host. Right from the start we were associating with a lot of their reptiles, koalas, tortoise, marmoset monkeys, birds, meerkats, and ending with feeding one of the male lions. For a small regional zoo, the enclosures were in first class condition, as were the animals. At no stage were we rushed and to actually experience being with any, let alone all of these amazing animals, for up to 20 mins each was definitely one of the best experiences I have ever had, just incredible. Yes the big zoo's get the media but I doubt they could have delivered anything more special than our VIP experience at Shoalhaven Zoo. Had a nice simple lunch after with a lovely iced coffee overlooking the river. Highly recommended.

Now this is a bridge I haven't seen since I was a kid and obligatory school hols road trip. Hampden bridge is both a piece of history (opened in 1898) and also an important single lane bridge on Moss Vale road in Kangaroo Valley. If you are in the area, pull over and check this piece of history for yourself.

Walked the East and west rim's. Excellent views. East rim was my favourite, less people and more walking in the bush. You don't have to do the whole 6.5km as there are plenty of lookouts where you can turn around and go back. Would help to be reasonably fit to do East rim

I was Pleasantly surprised to visit this beautiful location, where you can see the whole wide Pacific ocean ahead and if you are lucky some penguins (which I saw) and may be an astray whale. Beautiful location and quite photogenic. I had one concern that place was lonely and there was no security cameras on the head or on the road where there was no people movement. I remained scared all the time because of a person in a strange outfit.

We have visited Cupitt's Winery previously for a day visit and enjoyed the food, wine and spectacular views over the countryside. With a birthday celebration coming up we decided to take advantage of a food and stay package - what a great choice! Our meal was fabulous and our accommodation could not be faulted. A very well planned villa with all the comforts one looks forward to! Loved the layout, with a very modern kitchen and bathroom and a very comfortable bed. The beautiful breakfast hamper was delightful! Well done - the attention to detail was marvellous!

Spectacular “English” gardens. Absolutely beautifully designed and around every corner is another wonderful experience. To top off a fabulous visit, two very friendly and lovable border collies joined us. Highly recommended for garden lovers.

Group wine tour Amazing experience!! The lady hosting had such a great vibe and was exited to tell us about the wine the vineyard and how to properly taste wine in 4 steps ❤️10/10 experience. Her engagement and enthusiasm along with good wine and beautiful views made everything even more enjoyable.. I will definitely be back with friends again !! Thank you.

Went pick by berries for the first time this season and it didn’t disappoint. Still amazing berries, great atmosphere and friendly staff! We had the ice cream after, pancakes and the vegetarian laksa which was amazing (forgot to take a photo before eating) 🤤 Stopped off at shallow crossing for a swim after. Great day out!

The Grape Escape all the way. Scott and Mira have tailored our wine tours, to us. They take the time to get to know the people who are going on the tour and tailor your needs, wants and likes. It IS SO PERSONAL. They are also so informative about the wineries and distilleries you visit and that was a definite plus for us. We would and have recommended the Grape Escape Southern Highlands wine tours as they are #1. Continue your great personal service, you are both GOLD. Thanks for the wonderful tour and for making us all feel so special. Cheers Phil, Karen, Carol and Peter 🍷🥃🥂🍾🍇🍍🍐🍏🍋

Another really well designed Australian war memorial, where the modern expansion nicely complements the historical landmarks. Driving into the memorial seems a bit drab, but upon entry, it is much more pleasant. Enjoyed the views of Goulburn from the tower, makes for a nice detour en route to Canberra. Entry is free, but donations are welcomed.

A very well laid out park. Nice war memorials, beautiful old growth shade trees and great play equipment for the kids.

Whoever design and build the structure deserves Bog Praise. The Big Merino looks so real & majestic and it’s definitely worth a detour from the main highway to see it. It houses a souvenir shop and a free museum, it’s nice to be able to walk in that Giant.

Based on a friend’s recommendation, we visited this amazing gallery and retail space—and it did not disappoint. The furniture and wood crafts are stunning, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and unique wood specimens that I’ve never encountered anywhere else. It’s no surprise this gallery is ranked among the top 20 wood galleries in the world!

Had a stopover otw back to Sydney. It’s a beautiful vineyard. We had lunch with a glass of wine and a coffee. Price is reasonable. Even weekdays, the vineyard did attract quiet visitors. The outdoor setting is relaxing. We really enjoyed the scenery and the wine here. I’d recommend this place for a stopover near Canberra or if you’re a wine enthusiast perhaps some tastings.

Went on the first week of September. Weather was nice. Completed the 3.4 km loop. Trail was mostly through the woods. Moderate difficulty. Didn't come across any snakes. Spotted few Kangaroos on the top. The summit got a nice view of the whole Canberra city. Worth the walk. Ample parking.

This is an informative, peaceful, and contemplative place. You can learn more about the two world wars, view actual equipment used during the wars, and read about the bravery of the soldiers. Most of the areas are low-sensory, and ample seating is available in the main hall. You'll have to go through a simple bag check before entering—no full body scanners are used here. Will try to visit again when the rest of the galleries are completed.

Great spot to wind down and relax with a hot chocolate or coffee. The service was quick and friendly. There is a lot of outdoor seating and a large grass area for kids to run around whilst the adults soak in the beautiful scenery. The chocolates were delicious! Highly recommended!

Wonderful. Open spaces , quiet and good for all, singles ,couples, groups and older children. Maybe leave the tiny tots home ( purely for your own sanity). There are many exhibitions that are only bordered by white ground lines which indicate staying out of that area. There were enough adults who were chastised by security, asking them to please move out of the area, tiny tots wouldn't be able to help themselves 😀 Great bathrooms, disability friendly. Easy access for all ability levels. A good space for those who may be sensory challenged as it was a relatively quiet space. Nice indoor cafe downstairs. Not a huge array of food,. however what was there was tasty and reasonably cost effective. All in all a lovely way to spend a morning or afternoon.

This place is exhilarating. The amount of science projects in here is amazing. I visited with my husband and our sons 1,2 and 17 year-old. They all found something they were excited about and we spent at least three hours in this place. We even got to sit in and watch the Japanese exhibit show. I do not recommend for the ages of my children but definitely for children age between 7 and 12. Definitely visit again next winter holidays.

Visited Canberra how come we can miss this place. Had a wonderful experience of visiting parliament house and being a migrant it's very important to indulge in the history and observe the political culture so whats better then can be of visiting parliament house. Had the opportunity to watch a documentary which showed the efforts it was made to construct this amazing structure. Viewing role of various women being able to served on a higher level was very good and brief history about each elected prime minister was very knowledgeable. Saw a rare script of a constitution and how it was preserved was exceptional. Had also opportunity to visit rooftop where you can have amazing views. My kids aged 12 and 9 enjoyed a lot so overall we had a wonderful experience You can also sit in between as there are seats available in corridors. Toilets can be cleaner and parking should be more visible for the visitors.

Located at Lawson Crescent, Acton, ACT, Australia 🇦🇺 This museum is a MUST when visiting the ACT. It’s free entry and we also saw the Mr Squiggle and Friends exhibition which is also Free 🆓 entry. The Mr Squiggle exhibition was fantastic, brought back so many memories from watching the show when I was a child. The rest of the exhibits in the Gallery section was just as wonderful. The range of subjects is so vast and rich in Australian history. The Landmarks section was especially interesting. Overall, I would definitely recommend visiting this museum. A BIG Thumbs Up! 👍👍👍

Went to the Yarralumla beach on a Sunday morning. It was lovely and serene. There was a coffee cart setting up (The Pink Raddish), saw someone doing SUP. Well barriered area for little kids swimming and platform for swimmers who might have to fight off some wildlife to get onto the platform.

A short drive from the city centre this is a must see. The 1 hour tour of the beautifully restored Homestead is worth the cost. The cafe is also great place for lunch or afternoon tea.

The whole park is amazing. Lots of astronomy history to check out. Loads of kangaroos, great walks. We visited the Orroral area and loved the observatory. Takes 8km return to get to the atora rocks but it is well worth it. Take tons of water and good boots, as there are snakes around.