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The ultimate travel guide to Brisbane

Blessed with an idyllic subtropical climate all year round, and everything from relaxation through to adventure, Brisbane seems to have it all. Queensland’s buzzing capital is right in the middle of the ocean and national parks, set on the banks of the Brisbane River.

While it’s a hive of activity, the city remains true to the classic Queensland laid-back style and serves as the gateway to the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast .

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If getting outdoors more tickles your fancy, don’t miss our best trails for hiking in Brisbane or where the best views and lookouts are in Brisbane . To check out the vibrant music scene and some of the local talent, have a look at these live music venues in Brisbane .

There’s also lots on that the whole family will enjoy , not to mention all the incredible swimming spots throughout the city and the stunning beaches to soak in the Queensland sun .

Don’t forget to explore some of Brisbane’s nearby islands while you’re here: North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) is only a 40-minute drive away, and the breathtaking Moreton Island is a short ferry ride away .

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Tours and packages in Brisbane

Whether it’s a river cruise, a culture tour on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) , or a sightseeing tour around the city, there are so many options for tours.

There are also adventure tours that include abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking and snorkelling.

Other Queensland destinations to explore

• Daintree Rainforest
• Great Barrier Reef
• Outback Queensland
• Sunshine Coast
• The Whitsundays
• Tropical North QLD
• Port Douglas
• Hamilton Island

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NSW Travel Guide

Why visit nsw.

NSW is home to more Australians than any other state. The state offers more diversity than any of its neighbours; there is a real outback, the country’s highest snowfields, a world-famous harbour and, of course, the much loved east coast beaches. You probably already have Sydney on your list, but there is so much more to NSW. When you begin to plan your itinerary, consider these facts:

• 870 national parks and reserves to wander
• 2137 km of coastline
• Six UNESCO World Heritage areas
• Australia’s oldest wine region
• a true red dirt outback and all the great characters that go with it.

So let’s start exploring NSW and see what takes your fancy.

Regions in NSW

You could easily spend a year exploring the many towns of NSW; however, most travellers stick to the coast. However, there is so much to see, including the Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley and outback!

The main regions of NSW are:

• Blue Mountains
• Central Coast
• North Coast Region
• New England
• Central NSW
• Outback NSW
• Snowy Mountains
• South Coast Region

There is enough variety in the state to keep you busy for years’ worth of holidays.

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Nsw travel planning.

Our NSW travel guide will help you decide which region, town and cities in New South Wales you should visit on your next trip. We cover the basics of planning a trip and give you a quick rundown on the main tourist regions and the most popular things to do in Sydney and the states other key towns.

How to get to NSW

International airport.

New South Wales has one international airport, Kingsford Smith, which is in Mascot in the city’s south east. A second international airport is under construction at Badgerys Creek to the west of the city.

Key Domestic airports

There are small airports around the state; Rex  Airlines  service 18 of them if you need to get somewhere in a hurry.

The two main airports are:

• Sydney International – three terminals, one international and two domestic
• Newcastle – which offers direct services to Canberra, Melbourne, Dubbo, and the Gold Coast

Interstate Trains

You can take trains from Sydney to Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. All interstate services leave from Central Station, and tickets can be purchased via  CountryLink  or, in the case of the latter two, from  Journey Beyond .

Interstate Buses

Three companies offer travel between Sydney and the other capital cities.

• Greyhound  offers a national bus network
• Firefly  offer routes between Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide
• Murrays  travel from Sydney to Wollongong and Canberra.

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Public transport.

Much of NSW is covered on the Opal Card; you can download the app on your phone or use your credit/debit card to tap on and off. Opal is used for ticketing in Sydney, Blue Mountains, Hunter Region, Central Coast, Illawarra, Southern Highlands.

Driving distances by average time taken

• Sydney to Wollongong – 1hr 30m
• Sydney to Katoomba – 1hr 30m
• Sydney to Newcastle – 2hrs 15m
• Sydney to Jervis Bay – 3hrs
• Sydney to Hunter Valley (Pokolbin) – 3hrs 20m
• Sydney to Orange – 3hr 30m
• Sydney to Batemans Bay – 4hrs
• Sydney to Port Macquarie – 4hrs 15m
• Sydney to Tamworth – 4hrs 50m
• Sydney To Jindabyne – 4hrs 50m
• Sydney to Dubbo – 5hrs
• Sydney to Byron Bay – 8 hrs 20m
• Sydney to Broken Hill – 13hrs

Numerous smaller companies offer domestic bus services to towns along the NSW coast.

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Welcome to Brisbane, the thriving capital city of Queensland, Australia.

Things to do in Brisbane 

Nestled on the banks of the Brisbane River, Brisbane is a thriving city boasting award-winning restaurants and bars and offering many unique shopping experiences. Take a leisurely cruise, explore nearby national parks, take a day trip to the beautiful Moreton or Stradbroke islands or simply relax at South Bank and enjoy the view.

Take a dip at Streets Beach at South Bank, Australia's only inner-city beach. A man-made swimming beach, Streets Beach overlooks the beautiful Brisbane River and central business district and has a sparkling crystal clear lagoon with white sand beaches and tropical trees.

For a cultural experience, explore the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art at the Cultural Centre.

Experience a leisurely cruise along Brisbane River and see Brisbane’s picturesque foreshore from the decks of a river boat while enjoying morning or afternoon tea. While taking in the sights, learn about local history from a guide.

Brisbane also boasts a lively arts and entertainment scene, with performances by the Queensland Theatre Company, Queensland Ballet, and Queensland Orchestra. Don't forget to visit the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary to get up close and personal with koalas and other Australian wildlife.

Find out more about Brisbane at visitbrisbane.com.au .

Getting to Brisbane

NSW TrainLink runs daily train and coach services to Brisbane making it easy to travel from Sydney to Brisbane by train.   The Casino XPT train also runs daily from Sydney to Casino with connecting coaches to Brisbane.

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Getting around Brisbane

Travel at your own pace around Brisbane via local buses, trains, taxis and hire cars. Join organised day trips run by bus tour operators and the two hour City Sights bus tour run by the Brisbane City Council. Hire a bicycle and cycle along one of over 500 cycle ways.

For local public transport options, visit the TransLink website or call 13 12 30 .

Getting to and from the airport

Airtrain rail services run between both domestic and international airports and Brisbane (Roma Street) Station, where NSW TrainLink trains begin and end their Queensland journeys.

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Armidale Visitors Centre & Coach Station 82 Marsh Street, Armidale, New South Wales 2350 Ph: (02) 6772 4655 Ph: 1800 62 7736

Ballina Visitor Information Centre Cnr River Street & Las Balsas Plaza, Ballina, New South Wales 2478 Ph: (02) 6686 3484

Balranald Visitor Information Centre 80 Market Street, Balranald, New South Wales 2715 Ph: (03) 5020 1599 Ph: 1800 444 403

Batemans Bay Tourist Information Centre Cnr Beach Road & Princes Highway, Batemans Bay, New South Wales 2536 Ph: (02) 4472 6900 / Ph: 1800 802 528

Bathurst Visitor Information Centre 1 Kendall Avenue, Bathurst, New South Wales 2795 Ph: (02) 6332 1444

Bega Visitor Information Centre Lagoon Street, North Bega, New South Wales 2550 Ph: (02) 6491 7645

Bellingen Shire Tourist Information Centre Pacific Highway, Urunga, New South Wales 2455 Ph: (02) 6655 5711

Bermagui Visitor Information Centre Lamont Street, Bermagui, New South Wales 2546 Ph: (02) 6493 3054 Ph: 1800 645 808

Bingara Tourist Information Centre Roxy Theatre Building, Maitland Street, Bingara, New South Wales 2404 Ph: (02) 6724 0066

Blayney Tourist & Community Information Centre 97 Adelaide Street, Blayney, New South Wales 2799 Ph: (02) 6368 3534

Blue Mountains Heritage Centre Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath, New South Wales 2785 Ph: (02) 4787 8877

Boorowa Visitors Information Centre and Arts & Craft Co-op Old Courthouse Building, Marsden Street, Boorowa, New South Wales 2586 Ph: (02) 6385 3885

Bourke Visitor Information Centre Anson Street, Bourke, New South Wales 2840 Ph: (02) 6872 1222

Bowral Visitor Centre St Jude Street, Bowral, New South Wales 2576 Ph: (02) 4862 1247

Brewarrina Visitor Information Bathurst Street, Brewarrina, New South Wales 2839 Ph: (02) 6839 2152

Broken Hill Visitors Information Centre Cnr Blende & Bromide Streets, Broken Hill , New South Wales 2880 Ph: (08) 8088 9700

Bulahdelah Visitors Information Centre 8 Crawford Street, CNR Pacific Highway, Bulahdelah , New South Wales 2423 Ph: (02) 4997 4981 Ph: 1800 802 692

Bungendore & Region Visitors Centre 46 Malbon Street, Bungendore, New South Wales 2621 Ph: (02) 6238 0720

Byron Bay Visitor Centre 80 Jonson Street, Byron Bay, New South Wales 2481 Ph: (02) 6680 8558

Camden Visitor Information Centre John Oxley Cottage, Camden Valley Way, Elderslie, New South Wales 2570 Ph: (02) 4658 1370

Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre 15 Old Menangle Road, Campbelltown, New South Wales 2560 Ph: (02) 4645 4921

Canowindra Visitor Information Centre Cnr Gaskill & Ferguson Streets, Canowindra, New South Wales 2804 Ph: (02) 6344 1008

Casino Visitor Information Centre and Platypus Gallery 86 Centre Street, Casino, New South Wales 2470 Ph: (02) 6662 3566

Chillingham Visitor Centre 1469 Numinbah Road, Chillingham, New South Wales 2484 Ph: (02) 6679 1633

Circular Quay Information Kiosk Circular Quay, Sydney, New South Wales 2000 Ph: (02) 9931 1542

Clarence Coast Visitor Information Centre Ferry Park, Pacific Highway, Maclean, New South Wales 2463 Ph: (02) 6645 4121

Clarence River Visitor Information Centre Cnr Spring Street and Pacific Highway, South Grafton, New South Wales 2461 Ph: (02) 6642 4677

Cobar Visitor Information Centre Barrier Highway, Cobar, New South Wales 2835 Ph: (02) 6836 2448

Coffs Coast Visitor Information Centre The Big Banana, 351 Pacific Highway, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 2450 Ph: (02) 6648 4990 / 1300 369 070

Collector Visitor Information Centre 7 Murray Street, Collector, New South Wales 2581 Ph: (02) 4848 0003

Condobolin Visitor Information Centre 18 William Street, Condobolin, New South Wales 2877 Ph: (02) 6895 3301

Cooma Visitors Centre 119 Sharp Street, Cooma, New South Wales 2630 Ph: 1800 636 525 / Ph: (02) 6450 1742

Coonabarabran Visitor Information Centre Newell Highway, Coonabarabran, New South Wales 2357 Ph: (02) 6842 1441 Ph: 1800 242 881

Cootamundra Visitor Centre Railway Station, Hovell Street, Cootamundra, New South Wales 2590 Ph: (02) 6942 4212

Corowa Visitor Information Centre 88 Sanger Street, Corowa, New South Wales 2646 Ph: (02) 6033 3221 Ph: 1800 814 054

Cowra Visitor Information Centre Olympic Park, Mid Western Highway, Cowra, New South Wales 2794 Ph: (02) 6342 4333

Crookwell Visitor Information Centre 106 Goulburn Street, Crookwell, New South Wales 2583 Ph: (02) 4832 1988

Deniliquin Visitor Information Centre George Street, Deniliquin, New South Wales 2710 Ph: 1800 650 712 / Ph: (03) 5898 3120

Denman CTC Visitor Centre 28 Ogilvie Street, Denman, New South Wales 2328 Ph: (02) 6547 2799

Dubbo Visitors Centre & Events Bureau Cnr Newell Highway & Macquarie, Dubbo, New South Wales 2830 Ph: (02) 6801 4450

Dungog Visitors Information Centre Cnr Dowling and Brown Streets, Dungog, New South Wales 2420 Ph: (02) 4992 2212

Echo Point Visitors Information Centre Echo Point Road, Katoomba, New South Wales 2780 Ph: 1300 653 408

Eden Gateway Visitors Information Centre Cnr Mitchell and Imlay Streets, Eden, New South Wales 2551 Ph: (02) 6496 1953 Ph: 1800 633 012

Emu Plains Visitor Information Centre Cnr Bathurst Road & Russell Street, Emu Plains, New South Wales 2750 Ph: (02) 4735 7406

Ettalong Beach Visitors Local Information Centre 211 Memorial Avenue, Ettalong Beach, New South Wales 2257 Ph: (02) 4341 1166

Forbes Visitor Information Centre Union Street, Forbes, New South Wales 2871 Ph: (02) 6852 4155

Forster Visitors Centre 2 Little Street, Forster, New South Wales 2428 Ph: (02) 6554 8799

Gerringong Visitor Information Centre 3/129 Belinda Street, Gerringong, New South Wales 2534 Ph: (02) 4234 4443

Gilgandra Coo-ee Heritage and Visitor Information Centre Coo-ee Memorial Park, Newell Highway, Gilgandra, New South Wales 2827 Ph: (02) 6847 2045

Glenbrook Visitor Information Centre Glenbrook Park, Great Western Highway, Glenbrook, New South Wales 2773 Ph: 1300 653 408

Glen Innes Visitor Information Centre 152 Church Street, Glen Innes, New South Wales 2370 Ph: (02) 6730 2400

Gloucester Visitor Information Centre 27 Denison Street, Gloucester, New South Wales 2422 Ph: (02) 6558 1408

Golden Rivers Country Visitor Information Centre 15 Murray Street, Barham, New South Wales 2732 Ph: (03) 5453 3100 / 1800 621 882

Gosford Visitor Information Centre 200 Mann Street, Gosford, New South Wales 2250 Ph: (02) 4343 4444 / 1300 132 975

Goulburn Tourist Information Centre 201 Sloane Street, Goulburn, New South Wales 2580 Ph: (02) 4823 4492

Greater Port Macquarie Visitor Information Centre Cnr Gordon and Gore Streets, Port Macquarie, New South Wales 2444 Ph: (02) 6581 8000

Greater Port Macquarie Visitor Information Centre - Kew Pacific Highway, Kew, New South Wales 2439 Ph: (02) 6559 4400

Griffith Visitors Centre Cnr Banna & Jondaryan Avenues, Griffith, New South Wales 2680 Ph: (02) 6962 4145

Gulgong Visitor Information Centre 109 Herbert Street, Gulgong, New South Wales 2852 Ph: (02) 6374 1202

Gundagai Tourist Information Centre 249 Sheridan Street, Gundagai, New South Wales 2722 Ph: (02) 6944 0250

Gunnedah Visitor Information Centre Anzac Park, South Street, Gunnedah New South Wales 2380 Ph: (02) 6740 2230

Gunning Visitor Information Centre 56 Yass Street, Gunning, New South Wales 2581 Ph: (02) 4845 1394

Hawkesbury Visitor and Business Information Centre Ham Common, Windsor Road, Clarendon, New South Wales 2756 Ph: (02) 4578 0233

Hay Visitor Information Centre 407 Moppett Street, Hay, New South Wales 2711 Ph: (07) 6993 4045

Hillston Visitor Information Centre High Street, Hillston, New South Wales 2675 Ph: (02) 6967 2555

Holbrook Visitor Information Centre 15 Wallace Street, Holbrook, New South Wales 2644 Ph: (02) 6036 0100

Hunter Valley Wine Country Visitors Centre 455 Wine Country Drive, Pokolbin, New South Wales 2320 Ph: (02) 4990 0900

Illawarra Yacht Club Visitors Centre 634 Northcliffe Drive, Kembla Grange, New South Wales 2526 Ph: (02) 4272 2086

Inverell Visitors Information Centre Campbell Street, Inverell, New South Wales 2360 Ph: (02) 6728 8161

Kempsey Visitor Information Centre Pacific Highway, South Kempsey Park, South Kempsey, New South Wales 2440 Ph: (02) 6563 1555

Kiama Visitor Information Centre Blowhole Point, Kiama, New South Wales 2533 Ph: (02) 4232 3322

Lake Macquarie Visitor Information Centre 228 - 234 Pacific Highway, Swansea, New South Wales 2281 Ph: (02) 4921 0740

Leeton Visitor Information Centre 10 Yanco Avenue, Leeton, New South Wales 2705 Ph: (02) 6953 6481

Lightning Ridge Tourist Information Centre Morilla Street, Lightning Ridge, New South Wales 2834 Ph: (02) 6829 1670

Lismore Visitor Information Centre Cnr Ballina & Molesworth Streets, Lismore, New South Wales 2480 Ph: (02) 6622 0100 ph: 1300 369 795 Web: www.visitlismore.com.au

Lithgow Visitor Information Centre Great Western Highway, Lithgow, New South Wales 2790 Ph: (02) 6353 1859 Ph: 1300 760 276

Maitland Visitor Information Centre Cnr New England Highway and High Street, Maitland, New South Wales 2320 Ph: (02) 4931 2800 Ph: 1300 652 320

Manly Visitors Information Centre Manly Wharf Forecourt, East Esplanade, Manly, New South Wales 2095 Ph: (02) 9976 1430

Manning Valley Visitor Information Centre 21 Manning River Drive, Taree North, New South Wales 2430 Ph: (02) 6592 5444 Ph: 1800 801 522

Martin Place Information Kiosk Martin Place, Sydney, New South Wales 2000 Ph: (02) 9931 1542

Mathoura Visitor Information Centre 23 Moama Street, Mathoura, New South Wales 2710 Ph: (03) 5884 3730

Merimbula Visitor Information Centre 1 Beach Street, Merimbula, New South Wales 2548 Ph: (02) 6495 1129 Ph: 1800 150 457

Merriwa Tourist Information Centre Cnr Bettington Street & Bow Streets, Merriwa, New South Wales 2329 Ph: (02) 6548 2607

Merriwagga Visitor Centre 1 Charny Street, Merriwagga, New South Wales 2652 Ph: (02) 6965 4444

Moruya Visitor Centre Vulcan Street, Moruya, New South Wales 2537 Ph: (02) 4474 1333

Mudgee Visitor Information Centre 84 Market Street, Mudgee, New South Wales 2850 Ph: (02) 6372 1020

Murrurundi Visitor Information 47 Mayne Street, Murrurundi, New South Wales 2338 Ph: (02) 6546 6206

Murwillumbah Visitor Information Centre Cnr Alma Street and Tweed Valley Way, Murwillumbah, New South Wales 2484 Ph: (02) 6672 1340 Ph: 1800 674 414

Muswellbrook Visitors Centre 87 Hill Street, Muswellbrook, New South Wales 2333 Ph: (02) 6541 4050 Ph: 1800 065 773

Nambucca Valley Visitor Information Centre Riverside Drive, Nambucca Heads, New South Wales 2448 Ph: (02) 6568 6954

Narooma Visitor Information Centre Princes Highway, Narooma, New South Wales 2546 Ph: (02) 4476 2881

Narrabri Shire Tourist Information Centre Newell Highway, Narrabri, New South Wales 2390 Ph: (02) 6799 6760

Narrandera Tourist Information Centre Newell Highway, Narrandera, New South Wales 2700 Ph: (02) 6959 1766

Narromine Tourist Office 37 Burraway Street, Narromine, New South Wales 2821 Ph: (02) 6889 4596

Narooma Visitors Centre Princes Highway, Narooma, New South Wales 2546 Ph: (02) 4476 2881 Ph: 1800 240 003

Narrabri Shire Visitor Information Centre Newell Highway, Narrabri, New South Wales 2390 Ph: (02) 6799 6760 Ph: 1800 659 931

Narrandera Visitor Information Centre Newell Highway, Narrandera, New South Wales 2700 Ph: (02) 6959 1766 Ph: 1800 672 392

Newcastle Visitor Information Centre 361 Hunter Street, Newcastle, New South Wales 2300 Email: [email protected]

Nimbin Visitor Information Centre Shiop 3/46 Cullen Street, Nimbin, New South Wales 2480 Ph: (02) 6689 1388 Web: www.visitnimbin.com.au

Nyngan Visitor Information Centre 12 Old Warren Road, Nyngan, New South Wales 2825 Ph: (02) 6832 2335

Oberon Visitor Information Centre Cnr of Ross Street & Edith Road, Oberon, New South Wales 2787 Ph: (02) 6336 0666

Orange Visitor Information Centre Byng Street, Civic Gardens, Orange, New South Wales 2800 Ph: (02) 6393 8226 Ph: 1800 069 466

Parkes Visitor Information Centre Corner Newell Highway and Thomas Street, Parkes, New South Wales 2870 Ph: (02) 6863 8860 Ph: 1800 624 365

Parramatta Heritage Centre and Visitors Information Centre 346A Church Street, Parramatta, New South Wales 2150 Ph: (02) 8839 3311

Peak Hill Visitor Information Centre 62 Caswell Street, Peak Hill, New South Wales 2869 Ph: (02) 6869 7981

Port Stephens Visitor Information Centre Victoria Parade, Nelson Bay, New South Wales 2315 Ph: (02) 4980 6900 Ph: 1800 808 900

Pottsville Beach Visitor Information Centre 12 Elizabeth Street, Pottsville Beach, New South Wales 2489 Ph: (02) 6676 1149

Queanbeyan Visitor Information Centre 1 Farrer Place, Queanbeyan, New South Wales 2620 Ph: (02) 6299 7307 Ph: 1800 026 192

Robertson Visitor Centre 45 Hoddle Street, Robertson, New South Wales 2577 Ph: (02) 4885 1040

Salamander Bay Visitor Information Centre 259 Soldiers Point Road, Soldiers Point, New South Wales 2317 Ph: (02) 4982 7211

Scone Tourist Information Centre Cnr Kelly and Susan Street, Scone, New South Wales 2337 Ph: (02) 6545 1526

Shellharbour Visitor Information Centre Ground Floor Lamerton House, Lamerton Crescent, Shellharbour, New South Wales 2529 Ph: (02) 4221 6169 Ph: 1300 656 169

Shoalhaven Visitor Information Centre Civic Centre, Princes Highway, Ulladulla, New South Wales 2539 Ph: (02) 4455 1269

Shoalhaven Visitor Information Centre Cnr of Princes Highway and Pleasant Way, Nowra, New South Wales 2541 Ph: (02) 4421 0778 Ph: 1300 662 808

Silverton Visitor Information Centre 2 Layard Street, Silverton, New South Wales 2880 Ph: (08) 8088 7566

Singleton Visitor Information Centre Townhead Park, 23 Maitland Road, Singleton, New South Wales 2330 Ph: (02) 6578 7560

Snowy Region Visitor Information Centre Kosciuszko Road, Jindabyne, New South Wales 2627 Ph: (02) 6450 5600

South West Rocks Visitor Information Centre 1 Ocean Avenue, South West Rocks, New South Wales 2431 Ph: (02) 6566 7099

Sydney Hills Visitor Information Centre 656A Old Northern Road, Dural, New South Wales 2330 Ph: (02) 9651 4411

Sydney Olympic Park Visitor Centre Corner of Showground Road & Murray Rose Avenue, Sydney, New South Wales 2000 Ph: (02) 9714 7888

Sydney Visitors Centre - Sydney Airport Arrivals Level, Ground Floor, Sydney International Airport, New South Wales 2020 Ph: (02) 9667 6050

Sydney Visitor Centre - Darling Harbour 33 Wheat Road, Darling Harbour, New South Wales 2000 Ph: (02) 9240 8788

Sydney Visitor Centre - The Rocks Cnr Argyle and Playfair Streets, The Rocks, New South Wales 2000 Ph: 1800 067 676 Ph: (02) 9240 8788

Tamworth Visitor Information Centre Cnr Peel & Murray Streets, Tamworth, New South Wales 2340 Ph: (02) 6767 5300

Temora Information Centre NRCC House, 294 - 296 Hoskins Street ,Temora, New South Wales 2666 Ph: (02) 6977 1511

Tenterfield Visitor Information Centre 157 Roufe Street, Tenterfield, New South Wales 2372 Ph: (02) 6736 1082

The Entrance Visitor Information Centre Marine Parade, The Entrance, New South Wales 2250 Opening Hours: Daily - 9:00am to 5:00pm (Closed Christmas Day & Good Friday) Ph: (02) 4334 4213

Tocumwal Visitor Information Centre 41 Deniliquin Street, Tocumwal, New South Wales 2714 Ph: (03) 6874 2517

Tumut Region Visitor Information Centre 5 Adelong Road, Tumut, New South Wales 2720 Ph: (02) 6947 7025

Tweed Heads Visitor Information Centre Tweed Mall, Wharf Street, Tweed Heads, New South Wales 2485 Ph: 1800 674 414 / Ph: (07) 5536 6737

Uki Visitor Information Centre Shop 3, Main Street, Uki, New South Wales 2484

Uralla Tourist Information Centres 104 Bridge Street, Uralla, New South Wales 2358 Ph: (02) 6778 4496

Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre Tarcutta Street, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales 2650 Ph: (02) 6926 9621

Walcha Visitor Information Centre 51W Fitzroy Street, Walcha, New South Wales 2354 Ph: (02) 6774 2460

Walgett Visitor Information Centre Fox Street, Walgett, New South Wales 2832 Ph: (02) 6828 6139

Warialda Visitor Information Centre Heritage Centre, Hope Street, Warialda, New South Wales 2402 Ph: (02) 6729 0046

Wellington Tourist Information Centre Cameron Park, New South Wales 2820 Ph: (02) 6845 1733 Ph: 1800 621 614

Wentworth Tourist Association 66 Darling Street, Wentworth, New South Wales 2648 Ph: (03) 5027 3624

West Wyalong Visitor Information Centre 6-10 Shire Street, West Wyalong, New South Wales 2671 Ph: (02) 6979 0272

Wollondilly Visitor Information Centre Cnr Argyle & Menangle Streets, Picton, New South Wales 2571 Ph: (02) 4677 3962

Tourism Wollongong Visitor Information Centre Southern Gateway Centre, Princes Highway, Bulli Tops, New South Wales 2516 Ph: (02) 4267 5910 Ph: 1800 240 737

Woodburn Visitor Information Centre River Street, Woodburn, New South Wales 2472 Ph: (02) 6682 2032

Yass Valley Visitor Information Centre Coronation Park, 259 Comur Street, Yass, New South Wales 2582 Ph: (02) 6226 2557 Ph: 1300 886 014

Young Information Centre 2 Short Street, Young, New South Wales 2594 Ph: (02) 6382 3394

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Friendly locals, slow beach days and unique adventure activities make Noosa one of Australia’s most popular beachside destinations.

Noosa is surrounded by stunning beaches, lakes, and the lush hinterland of Noosa National Park. It's also home to one of only two everglades systems in the world. If you are looking for adventure, it's at your feet. And if you want to unwind, indulge and take things at a leisurely pace, you'll find plenty of opportunity to spoil yourself here.

Getting to Noosa is easy, with flights arriving at Sunshine Coast Airport and nearby Brisbane airport. 

• Sunshine Coast Airport (MCY) is 33km (21mi) from Noosa and services domestic arrivals
• Brisbane Airport (BNE) is 137km (85mi) from Noosa and services domestic and international flights
• Hire cars, ride shares and shuttle services are available from both airports. With limited public transport options in town, the easiest way to get around is by car

Being so close to Brisbane, Noosa is a popular holiday and weekend destination throughout the year. The town can be busy over the Australian school holidays , especially the long summer break (mid-December to the end of January), and Easter. Winters on this stretch of coast are mild, and you can comfortably swim at Noosa's beaches all year round.

• High season: Summer (December to February)
• Low season: Late autumn to early spring (April to September)
• Don’t miss: Noosa’s packed calendar of festivals and sporting events

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