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Captain Cook Highway, Wangetti, Queensland, 4877
Email: marketing@crocodileadventures.com
Website: www.crocodileadventures.com
Queensland FRMFOODPRD 9004473 Phone Number: 61 07 4055 3576
Fax Number: 61 07 4059 1017

Hartley's Crocodile Adventures is simply the best place to see crocodiles and local wildlife in the North. With over 2100 metres of timber boardwalks and pathways leading you on a journey of discovery through woodlands and rainforest where you can see an array of wildlife, including beautiful tropical birds, wallabies, reptiles, insects and other native fauna. Enjoy their entertaining and educational wildlife presentations including, snakes, quolls, cassowaries, koalas and crocodiles. Take a boat cruise on Hartley's Lagoon to see crocodiles and other wildlife inhabiting the beautiful melaleuca wetland. Learn about sustainable use and conservation on their crocodile farm tour. The newly opened Gondwana Gateway is an innovative addition to this award winning attraction, where you can learn about the evolution of Australia’s iconic wildlife in a beautiful forest setting surrounded by the living descendants of Australia’s ancient past. Enjoy a delicious meal in Lilies Restaurant overlooking Hartley’s Lagoon and find that perfect gift in the Paperbark Gift Shop.

Cowra Street, Renmark, South Australia, 5341
Email: wilky@riverland.net.au
Website: www.renmarkparinga.sa.gov.au
South Australia SPORTREC 9002103 Phone Number: 61 08 8586 5086

The Renmark Swimming Centre offers more options with the three pools, water slide and mini golf than most other regional centres and all the attractions are located in very pleasant and relaxing surroundings. The Centre houses the only outdoor waterslide in regional South Australia. The slide is approximately 50 metres in length. The central pool is a 50 metre eight lane Olympic pool being one metre deep at the eastern end and two metres deep at the western end. There is an intermediate pool for children under eight years of age, and a toddler's pool for children under five years. The complex also houses a nine hole mini golf course, which adds to the attraction of the centre. The golf course is available whenever the centre is open. The centre opens on the last Sunday in October and closes on the last Sunday in March.

3177 Surfers Paradise Boulevard, Surfers Paradise, Queensland, 4217
Email: hauntedhouse@draculas.com.au
Website: www.draculas.com.au
Queensland AMUSETHEME 9111146 Phone Number: 61 07 5592 5534
Fax Number: 61 07 5538 5599

Dracula's new venture the AUD6.5 million dollar haunted "Walk-through" attraction in Surfers Paradise is now open. The Haunted House offers an amazing interactive journey through creepy comedy satire, museum oddities and optical illusions. Set in a five level purpose built building; the Haunted House will thrill visitors from all over the world and has the local market fizzing. Features include a Deadly Australian Creatures collection where visitors encounter at close range, the terrifying thrill of the giant crocodile, funnel web spider and white pointer shark! State of the art animation and special effects bring the attraction to life. Other levels feature The Carnival of Freaks Museum, where guests can wander at their own pace and experience a weird and, at times, hysterical collection of horror memorabilia. Also on show are the Vampyre Lair, Mirror Maze and Phobia Level! Dracula's Haunted House also features a photo lab, souvenir shop and theatre ticket desk.

Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park, Mount Isa, Queensland, 4825
Email: qpws@nprsr.qld.com.au
Website: www.nprsr.qld.gov.au
Queensland NATATTRACT

Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park is one of Queensland's most scenic national parks. Situated within the remote north-west highlands of Queensland, the park features spectacular gorge country, sandstone ranges and World Heritage fossils. Lawn Hill Gorge is formed by Lawn Hill Creek, which is fed by numerous freshwater springs from the limestone plateau to the west. The magnitude of the sandstone cliffs lining the gorge, its emerald waters and lush vegetation make it a visual splendour. Serving as an oasis, the spring water and surrounding vegetation attract an abundance of wildlife. The Waanyi Aboriginal people have strong cultural ties with the park while pastoralists of European descent have more recent historical connections. Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park lies on ancient sandstone of the Constance Range, between the Barkly Tablelands to the south-west and the black soils of the Gulf Savanna Plains to the east. Lawn Hill Creek and the Gregory and O'Shanassy rivers flow all year round, providing a stark contrast to the dry, parched landscape during the dry season. Enjoy the spectacular scenery of the upper gorge on foot or by canoe. By foot, follow the track from the eastern end of the camping area into the gorge, and then stroll back along the creek edge to encounter a diversity of plant and animal life. This loop walk is recommended for experienced bushwalkers and should only be undertaken in the early morning. Keep to the walking track at all times. Stay clear of cliffs and steep rock faces and take care on uneven slippery track surfaces. Upper Gorge track Grade: difficult. Distance: 7 kilometres return. Time: allow 3.5 hours walking time. By canoe, Paddly upstream from the canoe hire landing to the spectacular orange sandstone walls of the Middle Gorge and continue to Indarri Falls. Use the portage track to carry your canoe around the falls to continue upstream. Do not climb on the falls—you can destroy years of natural tufa deposits. Paddle a further 1.3

Bruce Highway, Sarina, Queensland, 4737
Email: info@mackayregion.com
Website: www.mackayregion.com
Queensland NATATTRACT 9006586 Phone Number: 61 07 4944 5888

Take an opportunity to explore a relatively unspoiled area that has retained much of its original historic charm while having developed into a thriving business area. The townships that comprise the Sarina area, south of Mackay are collectively known by the locals as The Serenity Coast. Enjoy the area's country hospitality, beautiful beaches, scenic mountain ranges, national parks and especially its prime fishing areas. Some of the key attractions within the Serenity Coast include viewing the largest coal export facilities in the world. Visit one of many unspoiled beaches providing swimming, sailing and fishing as well as sweeping views of the surrounding coastline from selected lookouts. So if it’s a relaxed, carefree experience you are searching for, take time to discover the Serenity Coast.

Prince Regent River, Derby, Western Australia, 6728
Email: info@derbytourism.com.au
Website: www.derbytourism.com.au
Western Australia NATATTRACT 9086225 Phone Number: 61 08 9191 1426
Fax Number: 61 08 9191 1609

The remote Prince Regent River in the East Kimberley is a pristine waterway that cuts through sandstone cliffs and gorges. The river offers spectacular scenery – in some places it runs entirely straight through the Pitta Gorge between near vertical cliffs. It’s a popular place for Kimberley cruising safaris which journey along the river to see some of its stunning attractions including the terraced rock formations of Kings Cascade waterfall. The Prince Regent River area contains some of Australia’s most spectacular coastal scenery, with sandstone cliff lines falling directly to the sea. It’s also home to an abundance of ancient rock art, as well as Jabiru and Magpie Geese which can be seen on the tidal flats in many of the inlets. The best way to access the Prince Regent River is by a prearranged boat or air tour from Kununurra or Broome.

253 Wardell Road, Alstonville, New South Wales, 2477
Email: functions@hwns.com.au
Website: www.summerlandhousefarm.com.au
New South Wales DINEATOUT 9051011 Phone Number: 61 02 6628 0610
Fax Number: 61 02 6628 3718

Summerland House Farm is a business enterprise of House With No Steps and a 'must do' attraction in the Northern Rivers. There is something for everyone... A day at Summerland House Farm has fun for all the family. Children love the water park and playground and parents love to unwind in the tropical grounds. The Cafe serves local coffee and a chance to taste the region with a selection of local food on the menu. The farm's Gift Shop and Nursery has one of the largest selections of plants and gifts in the Northern Rivers and 'The Grocer', a new Regional Food Showcase, is a one stop shop for regional produce and gourmet hampers. The Farm's newest attraction, the Tractor Tour, winds its way through the macadamias and avocados highlighting historical points of interest and agricultural facts. Contact Summerland House Farm for more details.

185 Main Street, Peterborough, South Australia, 5422
Email: pboroughagency@iinet.net.au
South Australia GALMUSECOL 9137759 Phone Number: 61 08 8651 2137
Fax Number: 61 08 8651 2137

The Burg is Peterborough's latest tourist attraction. The attraction consists of a 20 panel mural done by local artist Des Parker over a period of approximately 12 months. It was done using a mixture of pastels and paint and depicts the history of Peterborough. Access to the mural is through the Peterborough Newsagency and is free. The Burg also contains photos and displays pertaining to Peterborough and its rich history.

Princess Royal Drive, Albany, Western Australia, 6330
Email: info@amazingalbany.com
Website: www.amazingalbany.com
Western Australia NATATTRACT 9010410 Phone Number: 61 08 9841 9290
Fax Number: 61 08 9842 1490

Visit the Replica of the Brig Amity for a fascinating insight into the journey the early settlers took from Sydney to establish their new home in Albany. A perfect photo opportunity waits at this historic replica ship, with the scenic Princess Royal Harbour as a backdrop. Step aboard the full scale ship and try to imagine just how small the ship would be with more than 50 other people onboard for six weeks. Make sure to book in advance for a fascinating guided tour of the brig. While on the boat be sure to keep an eye out for the humpback whales that are often spotted in the surrounding harbour on their migration to warmer waters. Situated four and a half hours drive south of Perth; Albany is home for the replica of the Brig Amity. While in the town there are a myriad of attractions to visit, including the beautiful old Albany Town Hall, the stunning views across the city from the top of Mount Clarence and the tranquil King George’s Sound.

St Werburghs Road, Mount Barker, Western Australia, 6324
Email: info@mountbarkertourismwa.com.au
Website: www.mountbarkertourismwa.com.au
Western Australia HISTHERITG 9010414 Phone Number: 61 08 9851 1163
Fax Number: 61 08 9851 1919

St Werburgh’s Chapel in Mount Barker was built as a place of worship for the original settlers of the area. Examine the excellent craftsmanship and study the history of the church. If your visit falls on a day of worship, attend one of the chapel’s regular services which are still held by candlelight as the chapel has never had electricity. St Werburgh’s Church forms part of the Mount Barker Heritage Trail, a 30 kilometre drive around the picturesque Mount Barker and surrounding area. Stop en-route to see the magnificent views from the Mount Barker lookout and visit the many sites of historical interest. Mount Barker is just over four hours drive south of Perth and the region offers a multitude of attractions to suit all tastes and budgets. A trip to the Porongurup Ranges, the oldest volcanic range in the world, will not disappoint. Wine lovers will love the large selection of first rate wineries. In close proximity to Albany and Denmark, Mount Barker is an excellent base to discover the southeast region.