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On Holidays in the last two weeks of February. For one of those weeks I want to go somewhere in Australia for say 4-5 days. Anyone got some suggestions of where i should go?
I went to Tassie and did the Great Ocean Road last year but apart from that, i havent really gone much elsewhere.

Coffins Bay!

Just did a quick google image search, looks great HOF!

The Riverland.
A good spot, with plenty of water, despite the negative publicity in the Adelaide media.
Make it a road trip - start at Mannum, spend a night there.
Head to Waikerie via Swan Reach and Morgan. Spend a night on the Murray River Queen.
Then head up river to Loxton/Barmera/Berri or Renmark.
All have waterfront accommodation.
If you want to go further - head across to Mildura.
A good road trip, without having to go too far from home.

LBT wrote:On Holidays in the last two weeks of February. For one of those weeks I want to go somewhere in Australia for say 4-5 days. Anyone got some suggestions of where i should go?
I went to Tassie and did the Great Ocean Road last year but apart from that, i havent really gone much elsewhere.

What sort of things do u wanna do?

How about drive from Brisbane to Melbourne via Sydney and Canberra.

Go to the Gold Coast, 4 or 5 days there will get you to all the parks and Feb is the best time of year to go as it's not as crowded...

The Ash Man wrote:

LBT wrote:On Holidays in the last two weeks of February. For one of those weeks I want to go somewhere in Australia for say 4-5 days. Anyone got some suggestions of where i should go?
I went to Tassie and did the Great Ocean Road last year but apart from that, i havent really gone much elsewhere.

What sort of things do u wanna do?

I just need a break , in saying that i lenjoy driving and both natural/built history.
Footy Chick, can the RAA arrange things for me... i am a plus member you know

Sure can, check your PM's..

Dogwatcher wrote:The Riverland.
A good spot, with plenty of water, despite the negative publicity in the Adelaide media.
Make it a road trip - start at Mannum, spend a night there.
Head to Waikerie via Swan Reach and Morgan. Spend a night on the Murray River Queen.
Then head up river to Loxton/Barmera/Berri or Renmark.
All have waterfront accommodation.
If you want to go further - head across to Mildura.
A good road trip, without having to go too far from home.

LOL I wanna go away now ... Anytime I head down there I don't really get into the water activities, but for some reason it's a part of the world that I've always loved and always look forward to visiting.

If you're looking interstate, I really don't think you can beat WA, just sensational over there.

Hamilton Island is a pearler for a few days especially if you enjoy sailing....

Somewhere down the Great Ocean Road. Going there at that time of year would be sensational!

Dogwatcher wrote:The Riverland.
A good spot, with plenty of water, despite the negative publicity in the Adelaide media.
Make it a road trip - start at Mannum, spend a night there.
Head to Waikerie via Swan Reach and Morgan. Spend a night on the Murray River Queen.
Then head up river to Loxton/Barmera/Berri or Renmark.
All have waterfront accommodation.
If you want to go further - head across to Mildura.
A good road trip, without having to go too far from home.

if ya go to mildura, i can hook ya up with cheap accomodation!!

(my place over there, partly furnished)

Byron Bay- full over English / Dutch backpackers!!!

hearts on fire wrote:Coffins Bay!

I spent Christmas at Coffin Bay, it's a great place and it will be alot quieter at that time too. Good fishing as well (especially if you have a boat)

blackcat wrote:

hearts on fire wrote:Coffins Bay!

I spent Christmas at Coffin Bay, it's a great place and it will be alot quieter at that time too. Good fishing as well (especially if you have a boat)

Yes, it is a beautiful place, i spent New Years there a few years back and it was beautiful, plenty of stuff for the kids to do and very relaxing for the adults.

It is so good, i am going back there this New Years as well.

TroyGFC wrote:Byron Bay- full over English / Dutch backpackers!!!

I believe you have chasing backpackers down to a "fine art".

Or go down on a fine art.

LBT wrote:

TroyGFC wrote:Byron Bay- full over English / Dutch backpackers!!!

I believe you have chasing backpackers down to a "fine art".

yes, but does he close a deal???

ayres rock