Fraser Coast Tourism at its Best

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If you’re looking to visit the exquisite Fraser Coast region, here are a few of the top activities and sights not to be missed:

Visit Fraser Island

You can’t visit this coast without experiencing the world’s largest island. With its endless sand dunes, crystal clear waters, lush rainforests, rock pools and wildlife, K’Gari (Fraser Island) truly lives up to its name, which means ‘paradise’.

A definite bucket list attraction, you can explore the island yourself on foot or by 4WD, but we’d recommend taking a guided tour to ensure you don’t miss a thing.

Walk the Urangan Pier

The Urangan Pier in Hervey Bay is a historic landmark, and a magnificent one at that! The pier is over 1km long and offers gorgeous views of the bay and its surrounding area. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the pier, taking in the surrounding turquoise waters, white sandy beach and the marine life passing by.

Whale Watching

One of the most prime locations for whale watching, if you are visiting any time from the end of June to November you are sure to experience some up-close humpback whale action. It is highly recommended to book a whale watching tour and head out to see these magnificent creatures mere meters away as they migrate along the coastline.

Stay a while at Tasman Holiday Parks – Fraser Coast to ensure you don’t miss any of the attractions this beautiful region has on offer!

Fraser Coast whale watching tours — Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland

Visit the Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary

For all animal lovers this is a sure must-visit. This wildlife sanctuary is home to a wide variety of native animals including kangaroos, wallabies, dingoes, emus, and many other species. Take the opportunity to get up close and even hand-feed some of the animals.

Take a Scenic Flight

What better way to take in all a destination has to offer than through a scenic flight. Hop in a helicopter or small plane and gain a whole different perspective as you take to the sky to view this region’s natural beauty with its stunning coastline and lush forests. Keep a keen eye out for marine life in the waters below!

Visit Hervey Bay

Hervey Bay is a popular tourist destination, and it’s clear to see why with its beautiful beaches, scenic esplanade, and charming town center. Get your togs on and go swim, surf, or sunbathe on the beach, go fishing or boating in the bay, or wander through the town center to find some hidden gems in the local shops and restaurants.

Want to stay a bit longer in Hervey Bay? Visit our Hervey Bay holiday park and explore the area at your leisure.

Where To Stay in Fraser Coast

Whether it’s a camping site, caravan park or a roof over your head that you’re after, our Fraser Coast holiday park provides it all! Gone are the days where you need to pack everything bar the kitchen sink, you’ll find everything you need at our fully planned holiday park.

Our Holiday Park Facilities

From necessities like a fully equipped camp kitchen to luxuries such as our large, shaded pool, you’ll feel right at home at our holiday park. After a day of enjoying the tours, beaches, fishing and sight-seeing, spend the evening relaxing at your accommodation at Tasman Holiday Parks.

Your 4 Day Guide to South Mission Beach

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In this 4-day guide, we’ll show you the best way to experience everything that South Mission Beach has to offer:

Day 1: Discover Waterfalls and Swimming Holes

South Mission Beach, known for its lush rainforests, is also home to some of the most picturesque natural swimming holes and waterfalls in Australia.

One of the most popular swimming holes is the Babinda Boulders, which is a series of clear pools and cascading waterfalls. Visitors can swim in the pools, jump from the rocks, or simply relax on the banks and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Another popular spot is the Josephine Falls, another picture-perfect swimming spot with its natural rockslide beneath a cascading waterfall, which ends in a rockpool.

With its pristine beauty and refreshing water, South Mission Beach’s swimming holes and waterfalls are a must-visit for anyone traveling to the area.

Day 2: Get the Adrenaline Pumping

After a day of exploring the natural beauty of the area, it’s time to get your adrenaline pumping a bit! Are you up for the challenge?

If so, then start your day with a thrilling skydive with Skydive Australia – Mission Beach. You’ll get to experience unbelievable views from a whole new perspective as you freefall from 14,000 feet.

If you’re afraid of heights but keen on the adrenaline rush then head over to Tully River for some white river rafting. Tully River is known for its rapids, and it’s a great place to experience some heart-pumping adventure.

After the adventure, head to the nearby town of Mission Beach for a well-deserved dinner. There are plenty of great restaurants in the area, but we recommend finding somewhere with delicious fresh seafood.

Day 3: Take a Chocolate Tour with Charley

Charley’s chocolate tour is a one-of-a-kind experience and one of the few locations worldwide where you can witness the captivating journey from cocoa tree to chocolate bar in a single place.

During the tour, you’ll delve into the fascinating 3,800 year history of cocoa that began with the ancient cultures of Mesoamerica. You’ll also visit the cocoa tree nursery where Charley’s story began and the cocoa plantation itself where you will see the tiny orchid like flowers where chocolate begins its transformation into a ripe cocoa pod.

You’ll experience the many stages that a chocolate bar goes through in order to become the finished product. And best of all? You’ll have the opportunity to taste their multi award-winning Australian-grown and made, premium single origin chocolate, which comes in dark and milk varieties to suit every taste!

Day 4: Enjoy Rest and Relaxation

It’s time to rest and unwind before heading back to the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the beach, book a treatment at one of the local spas or, if you are staying at Tasman Holiday Parks – South Mission Beach, then spend the day lounging around the beautiful, big rock-fringed pool (complete with a waterslide and splash area to keep the kids entertained for hours!)

Visit the Beachcomber Coconut Café on-site at Tasman Holiday Parks – South Mission Beach for an afternoon wine or beverage as you bask in the beachfront view.

South Mission Beach is a tropical paradise that’s perfect for anyone who loves adventure, immersing themselves in nature and new, unique experiences.

With this 4-day guide, you’ll be able to experience everything that the area has to offer. So pack your bags, grab your camera, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in South Mission Beach!

Stay at Tasman Holiday Parks – South Mission Beach

With easy access to the region’s many attractions and its various accommodation options, including villas, cabins and powered sites, Tasman Holiday Parks – South Mission Beach offers the perfect base for your holiday.

Book your stay with us today for clean, comfortable and convenient accommodation in South Mission Beach!

The Essential Must-Do Activities in Ballina

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Explore the Richmond River

The Richmond River is the lifeblood of Ballina, and there are plenty of ways to enjoy this beautiful waterway. Take a relaxing river cruise, go fishing for bream, whiting, or flathead, or rent a kayak or stand-up paddleboard and explore the river at your own pace. You might even spot some dolphins or turtles along the way!

Hit the Beach

Ballina is home to some of the most beautiful beaches on the NSW North Coast, so don’t forget to pack your swimwear! Lighthouse Beach, Shelly Beach, and Seven Mile Beach are all popular spots for swimming, surfing, and sunbathing.

If you’re looking for a quieter spot, head to Angels Beach, which is often less crowded than the other beaches in town.

Visit the Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum

The Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum is a fascinating place to learn about the region’s maritime history. The museum is home to an impressive collection of boats, including a restored 1919 trawler and a 1943 US Army patrol boat.

You can also learn about the history of whaling in the area and see artefacts from shipwrecks that have occurred along the coast.

Take a walk along the Ballina Historic Waterfront Trail

The Ballina Historic Waterfront Trail is a 3km walking trail that takes you past some of the town’s most significant historical sites. The trail starts at Fawcett Park and takes you past the historic ferry terminal, the old slipway, and the Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum. Along the way, you’ll learn about the town’s rich maritime history and see some beautiful views of the Richmond River.

Visit the Macadamia Castle

The Macadamia Castle is a fun-filled attraction that’s perfect for families. This animal park and mini-golf course is home to a range of native Australian animals, including kangaroos, koalas, and wombats. You can also get up close and personal with some reptiles and birds of prey, and enjoy a delicious macadamia ice cream at the on-site café.

Explore the rainforest at Nightcap National Park

Nightcap National Park is located just a short drive from Ballina and is home to some of the most beautiful rainforest in the region. The park is home to a range of walking trails that take you through ancient trees, cascading waterfalls, and lush vegetation.

The Minyon Falls walk is a popular option, that takes you through stunning rainforest, across creeks and over rocks, and eventually to the base of Minyon Falls, a spectacular 100m waterfall that cascades down a sheer cliff face. It’s also a great spot for birdwatching, with a chance to see species such as the pale-yellow robin and the satin bowerbird.

Visit the Big Prawn

The Big Prawn is a true Aussie icon and a must-visit attraction for anyone visiting Ballina. This 33-foot-tall fiberglass prawn was built in 1989 and has been a popular roadside attraction ever since.

Take a selfie with the prawn, grab a bite to eat at the on-site café, and pick up some souvenirs at the gift shop.

Where To Stay in Ballina

If you’re looking for a place to stay in Ballina, Tasman Holiday Parks is an excellent option for families, couples, and solo travelers. The park is located just a short walk from Shelly Beach, and a quick drive from Ballina’s town center. Accommodation options include powered and unpowered sites, cabins, and villas, with a range of facilities to suit all needs.

The park features a swimming pool, a playground, a BBQ area, and a camp kitchen, making it easy to relax and unwind after a day of exploring. The park also offers a range of activities, including movie nights, bingo, and trivia, making it easy to meet other travelers and have some fun.

With its great location, friendly staff, and excellent facilities, Tasman Holiday Parks is the perfect base for a holiday in Ballina. Book your holiday today!

7 Things to do in Rollingstone

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Visit Balgal Beach

Balgal Beach is a beautiful stretch of coastline that’s perfect for swimming, fishing, and snorkeling. The beach is relatively quiet and peaceful, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing day by the water.

There are plenty of picnic areas and BBQ facilities available, so you can spend the whole day enjoying the sun, sand, and sea.

Take a Wildlife Tour

Rollingstone is home to a wide range of unique wildlife, and a wildlife tour is a great way to experience the natural beauty of the region. You can take a tour of the surrounding rainforests to see some of the local flora and fauna.

Explore Paluma Range National Park

Paluma Range National Park is a stunning natural wonder that offers visitors a chance to explore some of the most spectacular landscapes in the region.

The park is home to a variety of hiking trails that will take you through the rainforest, over waterfalls, and past crystal-clear streams. You can also visit Jourama Falls, a stunning waterfall that’s perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day.

Visit Rollingstone Creek Conservation Park

Rollingstone Creek Conservation Park is a great place to experience the natural beauty of the region. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including wallabies, kangaroos, and echidnas.

There are plenty of walking trails that wind through the park, and you can also go birdwatching or take a dip in the freshwater creek.

See the Rollingstone Railway Bridge

The Rollingstone Railway Bridge is a historic landmark that dates back to the early 1900s. The bridge is a stunning feat of engineering and is still in use today. Walk across the bridge and take in the views of the surrounding countryside whilst learning about the history of the area.

Go Fishing

Rollingstone is a great place to go fishing, whether you’re an experienced angler or a novice. The town is situated on the coast, so you can fish from the beach or head out to sea for some deep-sea fishing.

There are also plenty of fishing tours and charters available, so you can get some expert advice and guidance while you’re out on the water.

Take a Day Trip to Townsville

If you’re looking for a bit of city life, Townsville is just a short drive from Rollingstone. The city is home to a range of attractions, including the Museum of Tropical Queensland, the Reef HQ Aquarium, and the Castle Hill Lookout.

You can also take a stroll along the Strand, a popular waterfront promenade that’s lined with restaurants, cafes, and shops.

Where To Stay in Rollingstone

Tasman Holiday Parks – Rollingstone is a 30-minute drive from Townsville CBD. It offers a range of accommodation options to suit all budgets and preferences, from powered and unpowered sites for caravans and tents, to self-contained cabins and villas.

Our park offers a range of facilities and amenities to ensure your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. We have a resort-style swimming pool, a playground for the kids with a brand new waterslide, and a BBQ area for outdoor dining. Our park also features a camp kitchen, laundry facilities, and a convenience store for all your basic needs.

Book your stay with us at Tasman Holiday Parks – Rollingstone and enjoy everything that our wonderful park has to offer.

6 Things to do on a Solo Trip to Fraser Coast

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Here are six things to do on a solo trip to Fraser Coast:

1. Whale Watching

If you’re visiting Fraser Coast, you simply can’t miss the opportunity to go whale watching. Every year, humpback whales migrate along the east coast of Australia, and Fraser Coast is one of the best places to see them up close.

Book a tour and join other nature enthusiasts as you head out to the open sea where you can witness these majestic creatures frolicking and jumping right out of the water.

2. Explore the Great Sandy National Park

The Great Sandy National Park is a natural wonder that offers stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures. The park covers over 220,000 hectares of land and features a diverse range of ecosystems, including eucalyptus forests, freshwater lakes, and sand dunes.

You can explore the park on your own or take a guided tour to discover the hidden gems of this stunning landscape. The park offers a range of activities, such as hiking, fishing, and camping.

3. Visit Fraser Island

Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world, and it’s a must-visit destination for any solo traveller. The island is only accessible by boat or plane, which adds to its remote and unspoiled charm.

Once you’re on the island, you can explore the many natural wonders that it offers, such as the crystal-clear waters of Lake McKenzie, the colored sands of the Pinnacles, and the Maheno shipwreck. There are also plenty of hiking trails and opportunities for 4×4 driving if you’re up for an adventure.

Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world.

4. Taste the Local Cuisine

Fraser Coast has a thriving food scene that showcases the best of local produce and flavours. From fresh seafood to delicious cheeses, there are plenty of dishes that will satisfy any palate.

Some of the must-try dishes include Hervey Bay scallops, Bundaberg rum, and Maryborough’s famous pies. You can also visit local farmers’ markets and food festivals to taste the freshest and most flavourful dishes.

5. Relax on the Beaches

Fraser Coast is home to some of the most beautiful and secluded beaches in Australia. Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot to unwind or an adventurous spot for surfing, there’s a beach for every kind of traveller.

Some of the top beaches to visit include Burrum Heads Beach, Rainbow Beach, and Torquay Beach. You can also try your hand at fishing or take a sunset stroll to enjoy the stunning ocean views.

6. Immerse Yourself in History and Culture

With its richness in history and culture, there are plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in the Fraser Coast local heritage. You can visit museums and galleries to learn about the Aboriginal culture, the region’s maritime history, and the art and craft of the local communities.

If you’re looking to brush up on your history then we recommend visiting the Hervey Bay Regional Gallery, the Maryborough Military and Colonial Museum, and the Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery.

Fraser Coast is an incredible destination for solo travellers. From whale watching to exploring the Great Sandy National Park and indulging in delicious cuisine, there’s plenty to see and do on this stunning stretch of coastline.

If you’re a solo traveller looking for a holiday home base with a friendly community of people who share a love for nature, the outdoors, and the simple pleasures of life, then look no further than Tasman Holiday Parks – Fraser Coast.

Whether you’re a regular camper or a first-time visitor, you’ll be welcomed with open arms by the warm and welcoming staff and community. From sharing stories around the campfire to participating in communal activities like fishing or barbecues, you’ll quickly find yourself making new friends at our holiday park.

With a stunning natural environment that’s just waiting to be explored, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to connect with like-minded people and create memories that will last a lifetime at our Fraser Coast Holiday Park.

Book your stay with us here.

A Backpacker’s Guide to an Unforgettable Stay in Bright

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Here’s a guide to help you make the most of a 3-day trip to this beautiful part of Australia:

Day 1: Explore the Great Outdoors

Start your day by taking a scenic drive along the Great Alpine Road, where you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Spend the day hiking in the nearby Alpine National Park, where you’ll find a variety of trails ranging from easy walks to challenging treks.

Day 2: Visit Bright Brewery

Located in the heart of the town, Bright Brewery is known for its award-winning craft beers, delicious food, and friendly atmosphere. Visitors can take a tour of the brewery to learn about the brewing process and the history of the business and sample a variety of different beers along the way.

The brewery also has a restaurant serving up a range of locally-sourced dishes, as well as a sunny beer garden with views of the surrounding mountains. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with a regular lineup of live music and other events.

Day 3: Visit the local wineries

Bright, Australia is home to some fantastic local wineries that are well worth a visit. Located in the nearby valleys and hills, these wineries produce a range of high-quality wines using the area’s cool climate and rich soil. Many of the wineries offer tastings and cellar door experiences, where visitors can sample different wines, learn about the winemaking process, and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

The region is known for producing some exceptional cool-climate varietals, including pinot noir, chardonnay, and sparkling wines. Some of the popular wineries in the area include Boyntons Feathertop Winery, Gapsted Wines, and Ringer Reef Winery. A visit to one of these wineries is the perfect way to unwind and enjoy a taste of the local terroir while taking in the beautiful scenery of Bright and the High Country.

These three days in Bright are just a taste of what this charming town has to offer.

Stay at Tasman Holiday Parks – Bright

With easy access to the region’s many attractions, Tasman Holiday Parks – Bright offers the perfect base when exploring the region’s stunning natural scenery and charming local towns.

Our well-maintained park features a range of accommodation options to suit any budget or preference, from spacious cabins to powered and unpowered camping sites.

Guests can enjoy a range of on-site facilities and activities, including a playground, BBQ area, and more. Plus, our friendly staff are always on hand to help with any questions or requests you may have.

Whether you’re looking for adventure, culture, or simply a chance to relax and take in the stunning scenery, you’ll find it all in beautiful Bright.

Book your stay with us at Tasman Holiday Parks and enjoy your moments of freedom!

10 Essentials to Pack for a Road Trip with Kids

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Here are our recommended essentials for a road trip with kids:

Snacks and Drinks

Having a variety of snacks and drinks on hand ensures that your little ones are satisfied and hydrated throughout the journey. Some healthy snacks such as fruit, granola bars, and crackers are great to have on hand, and of course a few treats like cookies or lollies for special moments.

Entertainment

Bring along plenty of entertainment options for your children, such as books, colouring books, and toys. If possible, a portable DVD player or tablet for movies and games is a great option too. Don’t forget to pack headphones for each child!

Portable Chargers

On that note – portable chargers are also essential for keeping your children’s devices charged and ready to use throughout the journey.

Pillow and Blankets

Comfortable sleeping arrangements are key for a successful road trip. Pack a pillow and blanket for each child to ensure they get a good nap in when needed.

First-Aid Kit

No matter how careful you are, accidents can happen. Pack a first-aid kit with band-aids, pain relievers, anti-septic cream and any other necessary medications.

Sunscreen

Sunscreen is essential, especially if you’re traveling in the summer months. Make sure to pack enough sunscreen for the entire trip, and re-apply it regularly throughout the day (on your little ones and yourself too!)

Wet Wipes

Wet wipes are a lifesaver! With snacks and drinks often comes sticky fingers and spills. Always be sure to have wet wipes ready and available for a quick and fuss-free clean up if needed.

Trash Bags

This is a good one to remember especially when travelling with children. Keep your car clean and organised throughout the trip and save yourself the effort of a big clean out when you arrive at your destination. Remember to pack enough for the drive there and back.

Change of Clothes

As we mentioned before, accidents happen. It’s always a good idea to pack extra clothes for your children that are easy to access without having to unpack the entire car or suitcase.

Car Games and Activities

Bring along car games and activities to keep your kids entertained and engaged during the journey. Games like “I Spy” and “20 Questions” are classic options, and colouring books and word search puzzles can also provide hours of entertainment.

While family road trips are fun, that time in the car can certainly feel a lot longer for your little ones! By packing smart and being prepared, you’ll be able to enjoy the journey and create lasting memories with your family.

The good news? Once you arrive at any of our Tasman Holiday Parks, there is an abundance of entertainment available for your little ones.

So, sit back, relax and enjoy your holiday.

Book your stay with us at Tasman Holiday Parks and enjoy your moments of freedom!

Immerse Yourself in Nature in Cairns

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Here are five ways to immerse yourself in nature and make the most of your trip to Cairns.

Explore the Daintree Rainforest

The Daintree Rainforest is a breathtakingly beautiful and diverse ecosystem located in Far North Queensland, Australia. It is one of the world’s oldest rainforests, with some areas believed to have been thriving for over 100 million years.

The forest is home to an incredible array of plant and animal species, including many that are found nowhere else in the world. Visitors can explore the rainforest by walking along the many trails and boardwalks, go on a guided tour, or take a scenic drive along the Daintree River.

Visit the Great Barrier Reef

Book a tour and spend the day snorkeling or diving among the vibrant coral and marine life.

No trip to Cairns would be complete without a visit to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the world’s most famous natural wonders. Book a tour and spend the day snorkeling or diving among the vibrant coral and marine life, or take a scenic helicopter tour for a bird’s eye view of the reef.

Go birdwatching at Cairns Botanic Gardens

Buff-breasted Paradise-Kingfisher captured by Graham Winterflood

Cairns Botanic Gardens is a popular destination for birdwatching enthusiasts. The lush tropical gardens and lake provide a habitat for a diverse range of bird species, including colourful parrots, kingfishers, and bush birds. The gardens are easily accessible and offer several walking trails for visitors to explore.

With plenty of picnic areas and benches, it’s a great place to spend a leisurely day birdwatching and taking in the beauty of the gardens.

Hike to the top of Mount Whitfield Conservation Park

For panoramic views of Cairns and the surrounding countryside, hike to the top of Mount Whitfield Conservation Park. The park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including wallabies, possums, and various bird species, making it a great place for wildlife spotting.

Relax on a tropical beach

No matter what type of natural environment you prefer, Cairns has a beach to suit your style. Whether you’re looking for a quiet, secluded stretch of sand or a bustling, party-friendly beach, you’ll find it here. Spend the day soaking up the sun, swimming in the warm waters, and simply relaxing in nature.

These are some of the best ways to immerse yourself in nature in Cairns, and yet are just the tip of the iceberg. From its stunning rainforests to its vibrant coral reefs, there’s no shortage of natural beauty in this region.

Escape to the tropical paradise of Cairns and surround yourself in the beauty of nature when booking a villa or site at Tasman Holiday Parks – Cairns Cool Waters. Located just a short drive from the stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant city of Cairns, our park is the perfect base for your next adventure.

Book your stay today and experience the ultimate tropical getaway at Tasman Holiday Parks – Cairns Cool Waters

5 Essentials to Pack When Visiting Albany

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Here are five essential items to bring on your journey:

Sun Protection

Albany is known and loved for its gorgeous sunny weather, however, if you are not correctly prepared you may be at risk of a nasty sunburn!

To avoid that and missing out on exploring this picturesque destination, be sure to pack adequate sun protection such as a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to ensure you get the most out of your visit!

Water Bottle

Stay hydrated during your time in Albany by bringing a reusable water bottle. With plenty of parks and beaches to explore, you’ll need plenty of water to keep you going throughout the day.

Comfortable Shoes

Comfortable shoes are a must for any trip, and Albany is no exception. With its rugged coastline, rolling hills, and extensive walking trails, there is SO much to see and do and you’ll need a pair of sturdy shoes to keep you comfortable while exploring the town.

Rain Gear

On that note, rain gear is also important and should be factored in. As Albany is located in a coastal area, it can experience sudden rain showers.

Pack a lightweight rain jacket or umbrella to stay dry during inclement weather.

Camera

Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the stunning beauty of Albany. From its dramatic coastline and rolling hills to its rich history, there are plenty of photo-worthy moments in this town.

Ensure to pack extra batteries and memory cards, so you don’t miss a shot.

These five essential items as well as a stay at Tasman Holiday Parks – Albany will be sure to make your trip a fun and memorable one. Whether you’re looking for a beach holiday, a cultural tour, or an outdoor adventure, Albany is a must-visit destination.

So, pack your bags, book your accommodation at Tasman Holiday Parks – Albany and get ready for an unforgettable journey!

5 Reasons to Visit Kioloa Beach

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No matter if it’s R&R time or an adrenaline rush that you’re after, Kioloa Beach serves both! Here are our 5 top things to do in Kioloa:

1. Exquisite Beaches

One of the main attractions of Kioloa, and likely your top reason for visiting this gorgeous town, is its breathtaking beaches. From Bawley Point Beach to Murramarang Beach, this town is home to some of the most picturesque shores in Australia. Whether you’re a swimmer, surfer, or simply looking to relax, you have it all along Kioloa Beach. These beaches boast stunning views and crystal-clear waters that will leave you in awe.

2. Wildlife and Nature

Kioloa is surrounded by lush forests and nature reserves, which provide ample opportunities to explore and observe local wildlife. If you’re interested in activities such as hiking, bird watching, or observing the kangaroos in their natural habitat, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience.

The area’s dense forests and natural reserves offer a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it the perfect place to reconnect with nature.

3. Water Sports and Outdoor Activities

For the adrenaline junkies as well as those looking for some R&R

For adventure seekers, Kioloa is a popular destination for all those into surfing, kayaking, fishing, and various other water sports. If you are not into getting wet, then you’re in luck. You’re also able to enjoy hiking, cycling, and even horse riding in this quaint town.

No matter what your preferences are, Kioloa has something to offer for adrenaline junkies as well as those looking for some relaxation.

4. Welcoming Community

One thing that sets Kioloa apart from other towns is its friendly and welcoming community. The locals are passionate about their town and are always eager to share their stories and experiences with visitors.

So, speak to a local whilst visiting to learn more about their town or completely immerse yourself in the community, and make some lifelong friends along the way. The community is sure to make you feel at home.

5. Beachside Accommodation

If you’re looking to fully submerge yourself in the beauty of Kioloa, beachside accommodation is a must. Tasman’s Kioloa Beach holiday park offers a range of accommodation options, from two-storey family retreats to two-bedroom cabins and powered or unpowered sites.

All of these options are just a short distance from pristine white sandy beaches, providing the perfect base for your vacation.

Kioloa is absolutely a hidden gem that offers a unique and memorable vacation experience. With its stunning beaches, lush forests, and friendly community, this small coastal town is a must-visit for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

So, pack your bags and head to Kioloa Beach for a vacation filled with natural beauty, outdoor activities, and a sense of peace and tranquility.

Book your stay at Tasman Holiday Parks – Kioloa Beach today.