Somerset Apartments
Somerset is perfectly situated between Neds Beach and the Lagoon, on a level area of the Island, allowing easy walking and biking to nearby shops, restaurants and the Visitor Centre. The 25 self contained units are nestled in subtropical palm groves and offers accommodation options to suit all vi...
Travel Dates: 25 May - 27 August 2021
Milky Way Villas
Milky Way Villas feature fully self contained units is set in a peaceful seclusion of a palm & banyan oasis. Often described by guests as "the best location on the island", with picturesque Old Settlement Beach less than a minute's stroll from the front door. Wireless internet is available making...
Travel Dates: 25 May - 11 July, 26 July - 3 September 2021
Beachcomber Lodge
Beachcomber Lodge is owned by sixth generation descendants of the first settlers to Lord Howe Island. It is located on the north eastern side of the island, set on a five hectare property, and is part of one of the originally restored homesteads. A few minutes' walk or cycle takes you in to the t...
Travel Dates: 1 June - 3 September 2021
Ocean View Apartments
Ocean View Apartments are ideally situated off the main road, but close to many Island facilities including restaurants, cafes, general store, bike hire, post office, and the only jetty on Lord Howe is only 100 meters away. Also close by are Lagoon Beach for a quiet swim and Old Settlement and Ne...
Travel Dates: 1 June - 31 August 2021
Leanda Lei Apartments
Leanda Lei is ideally situated at the lower end of Middle Beach Road, and set in tranquil gardens with views towards Mount Gower and Lidgbird. With superior sized Studios, One and Two Bedroom apartments that offer all the modern comforts you expect for a relaxing holiday on beautiful Lord Howe Is...
Travel Dates: 1 June - 31 August 2021
Lorhiti Apartments
Situated on a quiet oasis of secluded tropical gardens, this property is in one of the best locations on the island. Away from the main roads and with private access to stunning Ned's Beach you will find the perfect retreat you seek.
Travel Dates: 29 May - 3 September 2021
Earl's Anchorage
Earls Anchorage boasts a tranquil, private and central location with convenient access to the main beaches on either side of the Island and close proximity to many scenic walks. Like an oasis, it is in the midst or subtropical gardens and vegetation, and is surrounded by the famous Lord Howe Isla...
Travel Dates: 25 May - 3 September 2021
| destination | Economy Class |
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Sydney to Ballina |
One way from
$99*
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Sydney to Orange |
One way from
$179*
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Sydney to Merimbula |
One way from
$189*
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Iconic Blue Mountains Walk, 3 Days
Less than 2 hours drive west of Sydney is the world heritage listed Greater Blue Mountains. Consisting of over a million hectares, the Blue Mountains is renowned for some of the best walks in Australia. We've created this three day small group walking adventure so you can explore the best of the ...
Travel Dates: 31 July 2020 - 23 June 2021
Warrumbungle Summits, 6 Days
The name 'Warrumbungle' is a Gamilaroi word meaning crooked mountains. Created over millions of years from an extinct shield volcano, the jagged volcanic silhouette of the Warrumbungles rises sharply from eucalypt-dotted ridges amid surrounding plains. Free from artificial light, the Warrumbungle...
Travel Dates: 13 March - 9 October 2021
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From the outback to the beach, and the city to the mountains
While the cultural, shopping and sightseeing sites of Sydney are high on all itineraries, the surrounding regions also afford a glimpse of local life, albeit at a slower pace. The nearby Blue Mountains offer spectacular scenery with indigenous flora and fauna, while the Southern Highlands is a slice of the English countryside complete with antiques, quaint pubs and local crafts. Be sure to visit the Snowy Mountains on the Victorian border for seasonal snow and winter sports.
Hunter Valley
Outback New South Wales in the far west, which includes the mining towns of Lightning Ridge and Broken Hill, will have you marvelling at the wide, open spaces and arid land. And, no NSW holiday is complete without a trip to the Northern Rivers region, home to the beautiful town of Byron Bay – the most easterly point of Australia – and a wildly popular destination for travellers of all ages due to its laidback lifestyle and surf beaches.
Byron Bay Beach
