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Plan A Holiday You Will Never Forget In Moss Vale, NSW Moss Vale, NSW, is a picturesque town, located in the Southern Highlands, roughly 120km southwest of Sydney. More and more visitors are discovering its breathtaking scenery, sprawling gardens, fine dining, and unique shopping experiences. The best route in the car is to take the M5 towards Canberra and turn off at Mittagong. Public transit is also a great option and easy to do by train from Central Station to Bowral and then take a short bus ride to Moss Vale. Both modes of transportation roughly take two hours from start to finish. Read on and discover the five best things to do during your Moss Vale weekend getaway. The 5 Things You Need To Do On A Moss Vale, NSW Holiday Once you arrive, explore the town on foot or rent a bike to take advantage of the scenic bike trails. Any one of these fun experiences will make Moss Vale a truly memorable adventure. 1. Leighton Gardens For guests that are fans of beautiful gardens and stunning...

 Many of us can’t imagine spending time away from our favourite furry friends. What is a holiday without taking our best mate along for the good times? Here in the Southern Highlands and at Kangaroo Valley Escapes, we offer plenty of properties that allow you to bring your four-legged friend on holiday. Each of our dog-friendly accommodation options ensures just as much luxury for your pooch as it does for yourselves, with plush beds on offer, gardens to run around in and a few farm friends to encounter. Pet Friendly Accommodation in Kangaroo Valley and the Southern Highlands There is a lot on offer in a variety of locations across our region with: Rayfields@Berry Birdsong in Kangaroo Valley Kookaburra Hill in Kangaroo Valley Moosewood in Kangaroo Valley Annies Barn in Fitzroy Falls Womberroo in Kangaroo Valley Platypus Bend in Kangaroo Valley 7 Tips to remember for your furry friend Don’t forget it is a strange environment for your dog, they get stressed. Do not allow your pet ...

 Kangaroo Valley has a huge range of activities for the outdoor enthusiast and attractions for those wanting to have a slower pace of exploration. Visitors can choose an amazing array of options that we have provided below to help you navigate your adventure in the region. Explore these top Kangaroo Valley activities attractions in Kangaroo Valley now! Morton National Park Kangaroo Valley is nestled in the Morton National Park, a 1,750 square kilometres area of natural beauty that offers a huge range of leisure and scientific opportunities. The Kangaroo and Shoalhaven Rivers blend together in Kangaroo Valley and the nearby Fitzroy Falls offer an incredible natural feature not to be missed. Bush Walking Surrounded by the beautiful Morton National Park Kangaroo Valley has some great walks on offer. From a leisurely stroll around the village or longer hikes through pristine bushland for the more adventurous there is something for everyone.  Wildlife Walking Tours – On a 13 acre ...

What Is Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village? The Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village is one of the best museums in Warrnambool that highlights the impact of the Victoria coastline. Today, the museum is above stunning Victoria beaches and is one of many thriving southeastern tourist attractions. Walk down the historical artifacts and journals recounting the past, filled with sailors attempting to create a future for their families while acknowledging the high risks. Every sunrise asks the question, will the ships return, or would another crew fall to the southern galls? To this day, several Victoria shipwrecks are still unfound.  Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village is above the shipwreck coastline, giving distance to the tragic events of the past, and creating a platform to celebrate a bright future. Today, it's a fun and family-focused activity that brings history to life through a daily light show and tactile replicas of the village. After the museum, walk along Discovery Coast and connect to...

  It is a magical time of year - seeing the huge Southern Right Whales in the Logans Nursery just offshore in Warrnambool, June - September are the best months for viewing.   Are You Planning To Go Whale Watching In Warrnambool? Have you started organizing an upcoming trip to go whale watching in Warrnambool? Join hundreds of other tourists flocking to the southern coastline for whale sightings in Warrnambool, and plan a holiday you'll never forget.  Whales in Warrnambool have a long history that dates back to the 1800s, and in 2023 we are still battling to maintain or increase conservation efforts. While commercial whaling is illegal, there is still more to learn about protecting this beautiful mammal. Read on to discover the best time to see whales in Warrnambool and a self-led tour itinerary perfect for friends and family. When Should I Visit Warrnambool To Go Whale Watching? Whale season at Logans is a winter activity. Every year, different species of whales including...