Places To Go

The city of Orange sits at the foot of an extinct volcano, and is located in the Central West region of New South Wales, four hour’s drive west of Sydney.

If you’re looking for some of the best surfers in the world, look no further than New South Wales, Australia!

Built in 1879, Tacking Point Lighthouse has been a beacon for sailors and coastal explorers.

Despite its humble size, Broken Hill has played a significant role in the movie industry over the past decades.

A 90 minute drive south of Sydney along the Grand Pacific Drive is Kiama, where you’ll discover uncrowded beaches, marine and national parks.

New South Wales, the first frontier! It from here that the rest of Australia began its journey. So not only do you get to enjoy all it has to offer, but you also get to witness a bit of history also.

Parkes Observatory is a radio telescope observatory is owned and operated by Australia’s national science agency – CSIRO.

Mount Kosciuszko is Australia’s highest mountain, located in the Snowy Mountains in Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales.

The Sapphire Coast stretches from Bermagui to the north in New South Wales to the Victorian border in the south.

Port Macquarie is known for its 17 uncrowded beautiful beaches, lush hinterland, abundant wildlife and a diverse variety of attractions.