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2365 Plenty Rd, Whittlesea, Victoria, 3757
Email: info@funfields.com.au
Website: www.funfields.com.au
Victoria AMUSETHEME 9030768 Phone Number: 61 03 9716 1078
Fax Number: 61 03 9716 1891

Funfields is located only 40 kilometres north of Melbourne, it is an outdoor family fun park with rides to suit all ages. Enjoy unlimited rides all day on all attractions including toboggans, go karts, waterslides and much, much more. A great all ages attraction at Funfields is 'Wacky Waters', this is a water play area featuring a multi-level water playground, jam packed with over 20 interactive features, three waterslides and a children's wading pool. Three great attractions you must do this season are Blackbeard's Fury, this is a swinging pirate ship and two huge raft waterslides called Blackout and Wipeout. These are Funfields newest attractions. Funfields' marquee ride is the Alpine Toboggan Slide. Enjoy breathtaking views as you are transported to the top of our mountain and then make your way down an 800 metre stainless steel slide on a toboggan. Also enjoy the Viper and Sidewinder Go Karts, Bumper Boats, the Splashdown Waterslides or even the Crocodile Creek Mini Golf course. There's outdoor fun for everyone at Funfields. For more information contact the Funfields team or see their website.

30 Rhyll-Newhaven Rd, Rhyll, Victoria, 3923
Email: info@rhylltroutandbushtucker.com.au
Website: www.rhylltroutandbushtucker.com.au
Victoria DINEATOUT 9131615 Phone Number: 61 03 5956 9255
Fax Number: 61 03 5956 9266

Visit Phillip Island's Rhyll Trout and Bush Tucker Farm for a natural experience and plenty of good old-fashioned hospitality. A family-friendly and eco-friendly attraction, the farm was the winner of Best Victorian Tourist Attraction in the 2011 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards. Friendly fishing instructors will teach you to catch rainbow trout in a picturesque tree-lined lake and the all-weather indoor Rainforest Pool. Take your catch with you or ask the chef to transform your trout into a magnificent meal. The Bush Tucker Trail winds through three hectares of native food crops, producing numerous edible fruits, berries, seeds, leaves and flowers. Learn about how the Koori people harvested and used these plants from the wild. Visit the new nursery and take home your very own bush tucker plants to grow at home. The licensed Farmhouse Café offers Devonshire tea, home style meals and a huge variety of home made bush tucker products, as well as fresh trout, wood smoked trout and their famous smoked trout dip.

550 Tyabb Tooradin Rd, Pearcedale, Victoria, 3912
Email: info@moonlit-sanctuary.com
Website: www.moonlit-sanctuary.com
Victoria ZOOSNCAQU 9012362 Phone Number: 61 03 5978 7935
Fax Number: 61 03 5978 7934

Winner of the Victorian Tourism Awards in Ecotourism, cuddle up to koalas, feed kangaroos and wallabies, meet endangered species all in a beautiful bushland setting, only 50 minutes drive from the centre of Melbourne. Inspired by the work of famous British conservationist Gerald Durrell, Moonlit Sanctuary is now home to 50 Australian species. Many, including about 80 wallabies, are free to roam through the bush and give visitors a rare natural encounter. Others are housed in large natural enclosures, including endangered creatures such as the strange-looking bush thick-knees bird whose call hadn't been heard on the Mornington Peninsula for more than 60 years. Red bellied pademelons, southern bettongs and eastern quolls (all extinct on mainland Australia), endangered fluffy gliders, squirrel gliders and Tasmanian Devils are also protected at Moonlit Sanctuary, which has received the Sustainable Cities award for Preservation of the Environment. Colourful parrots abound, waterbirds are at home in extensive wetlands and visitors can sample the flourishing bush foods garden. At night, Moonlit Sanctuary comes alive in a remarkable way, with world-famous lantern-lit tours. Owls and other night birds are active, tiny feather-tail gliders and giant yellow-bellied gliders swoop around, and quolls, pademelons and bettongs forage for food. Visitors are amazed that even animals such as wallabies are much more active and responsive at night. Moonlit Sanctuary is one of seven top attractions in the Mornington Peninsula's Attractions Pass, which saves up to 40 per cent on admission and bonuses at four attractions and includes discount offers at three more. The pass costs only $55 for adults (more than $80 full retail value), $40 for children, and can be purchased at the Sanctuary or visit with a Bunyip Tours penguins tour.

Crowders Gully Road, Coober Pedy, South Australia, 5723
Email: otm@berrydopals.com.au
Website: www.oldtimersmine.com
South Australia GALMUSECOL 9002105 Phone Number: 61 08 8672 5555
Fax Number: 61 08 8672 5555

Visit the Old Timers Mine and Museum, South Australia's best Tourist Attraction 2011. It is Coober Pedy's premier and multi award winning, affordable and family friendly tourist attraction. Explore a 1916 underground opal mine, museum and 1920 to 1990 home. View three large good quality opal seams, opalised seashells in the roof in their natural state, Coober Pedy's largest painted lady opal. Compare opal prices of opal jewellery mined, cut and polished, and set locally at the Underground Opal and Gift shop. Enjoy a continuous self-guided tour with written guides in a number of different languages including English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Dutch and Hebrew. Audio guides are also available. Free opal mining machine demonstrations, blower and tunnelling machine available at 9.30am, 1.30pm and 3.30pm. Noodle the pit after your tour for the chance to find a special piece of opal - yours to keep. Tour departs daily on your arrival. 2008 South Australian Heritage and Cultural Tourism Award Winner. Accommodation packages also available, please enquire for details. The Old Timers Mine is a Climate Action Business.

Dreamworld Parkway, Coomera, Queensland, 4209
Email: enquiries@dreamworld.com.au
Website: www.dreamworld.com.au
Queensland AMUSETHEME 9004522 Phone Number: 61 07 5588 1111
Fax Number: 61 07 5588 1108

Australia's theme park, Dreamworld is the biggest in the nation with rides, attractions, shows and characters to thrill kids of all ages. Home to the Big 8 Thrill Rides including the brand new Pandamonium, found in the new Kung Fu Panda: Land of Awesomeness, the Tower of Terror II - one of the world's fastest rides and the Giant Drop with a freefall from 38 storeys, one of the world's highest. Families will enjoy time with their little ones in Wiggles World and the DreamWorks Experience featuring Madagascar Madness, Shrek's Faire Faire Away and the brand new Kung Fu Panda: Land of Awesomeness. Filled to the brim with famous characters, adventure rides, live shows and entertaining attractions these lands are perfect for the whole family mixing thrill with fun. Take a wild journey through Tiger Island, where magnificent Bengal and Sumatran tigers play with their human handlers before entering the Australian Wildlife Experience, home to more than 500 native animals. Combine thrill with skill at V8 Supercars Redline and FlowRider before venturing onto one of the parks favourites, the River Rapids, Log Ride, Vintage Cars or Dreamworld Railway. There are days of fun to be enjoyed at Dreamworld.

Yanchep National Park, Wanneroo Road, Yanchep, Western Australia, 6035
Email: yanchep@dec.wa.gov.au
Website: www.dec.wa.gov.au
Western Australia NATATTRACT 9009831 Phone Number: 61 08 9405 0759
Fax Number: 61 08 9561 2316

Crystal Cave in Yanchep National Park exhibits a multitude of incredible stalagmites which you can view as you wander amongst the picturesque lakes. Take a tour of this magical limestone cave and learn all about the formation of this, and hundreds of other caves, throughout the national park. Tours of the cave take place several times each day, weather pending. It is advisable to call the park before your arrival to confirm the tour is running and you need to book onto a tour at least fifteen minutes before it commences to avoid disappointment. Yanchep National Park is just under an hour’s drive north of Perth and features a wide range of attractions. Explore the park’s wetlands known as Loch McNess or take the opportunity to participate in an Aboriginal cultural experience. The area comes alive with colour during wildflower season.

Palmerston Highway, Innisfail, Queensland, 4860
Email: mamu.rainforestcanopywalkway@nprsr.qld.gov.au
Website: www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/mamu
Queensland NATATTRACT 9123796 Phone Number: 61 07 4064 5294
Fax Number: 61 07 4064 5293

The Mamu Rainforest Canopy Walkway is a spectacular walk through the canopy of World Heritage rainforest. It is an iconic tourist attraction in the heart of the Wet Tropics. With a 350 metre long elevated walkway through the canopy, a cantilever, a 37 metre observation tower and more than 1200 metres of walking tracks, this attraction certainly has the "wow" factor. The cantilever provides tantalising views over the North Johnston river gorge. The 37 metre observation tower emerges high above the canopy, offering sweeping views over a pristine rainforest-clad mountainous landscape, homeland of the Mamu Aboriginal people. Located within Wooroonooran National Park, the attraction was built in natural clearings in the rainforest caused by cyclone Larry in March 2006 and constructed from durable unpainted galvanised steel and recycled plastic. It is located close to other National Park walking tracks and picnic areas, making a day visit to the area, armed with a picnic hamper and walking shoes, a must-do experience! Mamu Rainforest Canopy walkway is owned and operated by the Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing. See the web site which contains information to help you plan your visit.

220 Pyrmont Street, Sydney, New South Wales, 2009
Email: info@monorail.com.au
Website: www.monorail.com.au
New South Wales LMARKBLD 9146613 Phone Number: 61 02 8584 5288
Fax Number: 61 02 9660 0955

Sydney Monorail has been an iconic landmark and Darling Harbour attraction for 25 years. One of only a few city monorails in the world, it glides over busy streets, offering unrivalled views of Sydney and connects the city's top shopping and hotels with Darling Harbour's dynamic attractions. With the Monorail closure now confirmed for 30 June 2013, come catch a piece of history before it's gone and make a day of it with a Monorail Day Pass. The Day Pass includes unlimited travel plus discounts at Sydney's best attractions. Families can enjoy the souvenir Eye Spy Up High activity sheet for kids, FREE with every Monorail Family Day Pass. Catch a piece of history before it's gone. There are seven conveniently located stations: City Centre Darling Park Harbourside Convention Exhibition Paddy's Markets World Square Galeries Victoria The Monorail runs approximately every five minutes.

Level 1, Centro Surfers Paradise, Cavill Mall, Surfers Paradise, Queensland, 4217
Email: info@timezonegoldcoast.com.au
Website: www.timezonegoldcoast.com.au
Queensland AMUSETHEME 9173990 Phone Number: 61 07 5539 9500
Fax Number: 61 07 5539 9400

Timezone™ Surfers Paradise is the largest Indoor Family Entertainment Centre (FEC) in Australia as well as the biggest Timezone™ in the world. Located in the heart of Surfers Paradise in Centro Shopping Centre on Cavill Mall, their centre covers an area of 5,000 square metres with the latest cutting edge interactive attractions and entertainment products. They provide an ever-changing selection of the latest attractions and games including state of the art racing, shooting, bowling and basketball games plus over 300 other games. In addition to these, their centre also features major attractions which set them apart like a 30-player Laser Skirmish Maze, 15 car Bumper Cars, 18 Hole Mini Golf course, Typhoon Simulator, Mini Rider2 Simulator, Dark Escape 4D and 6 lanes of bowling (Highway66).

22 Crockers Street, Railton, Tasmania, 7305
Website: www.sevensheds.com
Tasmania SHOPPING 9122075 Phone Number: 61 03 6496 1139

Seven Sheds offers food and wine attractions in central Railton on Tasmania’s North-West coast. Within easy touring distance of north western Tasmania’s great food and wine attractions in topiary-themed Railton, the Seven Sheds cellar door is a ‘must see’ on day tours out of Launceston, Devonport and Burnie areas and for visitors travelling to Cradle Mountain or along Tasmania’s North-West coast. Seven Sheds is owned and operated by Australia’s foremost beer writer Willie Simpson and his partner Catherine Stark. Author of The Australian Beer Companion, The Beer Bible, Amber and Black and Home Brew, Willie turned to brewing commercial batches of hand-crafted beers in his Railton backyard in 2008. The first release Kentish Ale (named after Railton’s local government area) quickly sold out and beer production was ramped up to meet demand. Now there are four permanent beers as well as seasonal brews and the occasional brewer’s reserve to tantalise the tastebuds. Seven Sheds meads are made in small batches and include the Melomel (inspired by Tasmania’s black-currants and endemic pepper berries), medium mead, dry and sparkling sweet mead. Cider is also available, usually during spring and summer. Tours are available at 1200 and 1400 for AUD10 per person, bookings recommended. Tastings, paddles, beer by the glass and bottle sales are available from 1100 to1700. Winter opening times are1100 to 1500 from 1 June 2012 to 31 August 2012 (Winter). Other times by appointment.