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  • Christmas in July

Christmas in July – Yulefest

Christmas in July (Yulefest)

Nestled amidst the serene landscapes of New South Wales, Australia, the Blue Mountains region offers more than just breathtaking vistas and tranquil retreats. Each July, this picturesque area becomes a haven for those seeking a unique twist on traditional festivities: Yulefest or Christmas in July. This delightful celebration blends the warmth of winter with the festive spirit of Christmas, creating a charming atmosphere that enchants locals and visitors alike.

 

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Why Join A Group Tour?

Why join a group tour?

Joining a group tour when you travel can offer a multitude of benefits that enhance your overall experience and make your journey more enjoyable, enriching, and memorable. Whether you’re exploring a new destination, embarking on an adventure-packed itinerary, or seeking to connect with like-minded travellers, group tours provide a convenient, stress-free way to discover the world and create lasting memories

 

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  • Hunter Valley History

A Hunter Valley History

Hunter Valley History

The Hunter Valley wine region, located in New South Wales, Australia, boasts a rich and storied history that spans over two centuries. From its humble beginnings as a fledgling settlement to its emergence as one of Australia’s premier wine-producing regions, the Hunter Valley history has played a pivotal role in shaping the country’s viticultural landscape.

 

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Hunter Valley Winery Tour

What is the difference between a Hunter Valley winery tour and a wine tour? It’s something that comes up often enough and in all honesty, it’s usually me who brings up the issue. This is because a lot of my guests refer to our tour as a winery tour. And, on certain days it is…well, sort of. But it may not be. Very often it will simply be a wine tour. Or, more specifically, a vineyard tour!

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  • Destination NSW

Visit NSW

For those of you on your way to Sydney and keen to explore some other areas of the state of New South Wales, let us point you in the right direction. Visit NSW! As you no doubt know, Australia is HUGE! And exploring the whole country can literally take years.

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  • Hunter Valley Blog

Guest Blogs

Over the years we have met some really wonderful travellers. Excited with wide eyes and an appetite for something new. Seeing how our guests respond to our experience throughout the day is always fun. When we read their Hunter Valley blog, it’s all the more rewarding! There is a lot of effort put into these blogs so I thought it would be nice to share a number with you.

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  • Summer 2021

Summer 2021

Well, summer 2021 is nearly here, & fresh out of lockdown, who is keen to get out and explore the great outdoors!!!??? We are, that’s for sure. I’m sure it’s not news that it’s been a slooooow 18 months in tourism. But we are still here! It’s been a challenge and has involved a variety of new and interesting odd jobs to get us through. There has also been thoughts on ‘should we give this all up and pursue another industry?” however my love for tourism is as strong as it has ever been so I’m not ready to give up the reins yet!

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  • Hunter Valley Tour

Joining a Wine Club

Have you ever discovered a vineyard in a wine region who only sell their wines direct to the public? So once you are back home, you won’t see their wines in your local bottle shop or liquor store? The Hunter Valley is full of these smaller vineyards who sell exclusively from their cellar door. How do you access their wine once you have left the valley? By joining a wine club of course!

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  • Sydney Harbour Cruise

Social Day Out

Have you ever taken part in a social day out? If not, why not? One of the difficulties I found travelling, particularly when I was single, is finding friends to travel with. A lot has to align. Firstly you need to find someone who wants to go to the same place. then they will need to have time off to go when you wish to go. You also need to have a similar budget. And you need to also have similar interests. There’s no point travelling with someone who prefers to relax when you want to be adventurous. Nor with someone who prefers hotels over camping or Michelin star restaurants over hole in the walls.

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