Plan trips to the Southern Highlands and the Sunshine Coast.
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There's a new reason to visit Berrima in NSW's Southern Highlands. Long-term local Lynn Watson of Berrima Walking Tours has just launched a brand new excursion, acquainting visitors with the rich past of the town - from tales of early settlers, inn keepers and convicts to insights on local women who've shaped the history of the town over the past centuries.
And if that's not enough, a gorgeous seven-bedroom holiday home, Uma on Werri, has just opened in Gerringong, about one hour east of Berrima. So why not make a weekend of it? berrimawalkingtours.com.au; umaonwerri.com
Hinterland hideaways
Looking for a reason to visit the Sunshine Coast? We can give you a few. A number of farm stays have just opened up in the region. Set on a 40-hectare property in the Noosa Hinterland, Mayan Farm is home to a rustic villa that sleeps eight and features luxe trimmings such as a fully equipped kitchen complete with a butler's pantry, a plunge pool overlooking the surrounding landscape and an al fresco bathtub with a view.
But if you're after vistas of the dramatic outcrops of the Glass House Mountains, make your way to the Seven Peaks Farm Stay, with six premium cabins surrounded by Australian bushland; or book the four-bedroom Smith House at The Falls Farm, which features large balconies looking over the lush Obi Obi Valley. visitsunshinecoast.com
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