 | The Hunter Valley, Australia |
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... to do. So a good time was had there before heading ever closer to Sydney via the nearby Hunter Valley which is the main wine producing area of Australia. We spent the first night in a place called Denman before getting up bright eyed and bushy tailed ...
The last thing we wanted to see before arriving in Sydney was the Hunter Valley - a very famous wine region in New South Wales. We arrived there mid afternoon after leaving Coffs Harbour and set up the tent for two nights. The rains had stopped and the ...
... downtown and the bridge. Awesome! We awoke early on Saturday morning and headed north for 2 hours to The Hunter Valley, the Napa wannabe of Australia. It is exactly like SF with grapevines growing everywhere, except that it was damn hot and dry there ...
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Australian Roadtrips
Posted on Oct 17, 2009, 22:19:23
... offerings on the other side of the Pacific Highway. From Sydney, the first deviation is though wine country, the Hunter Valley. Australia's oldest wine growing region is where rolling green hills lead to vineyards and historic villages. Once loaded ...
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East Coast - three weeks -help with what to do
Posted on May 15, 2009, 19:39:10
... in the city. Sydney's also a great launching pad for places like the Blue Mountains (amazing scenery with the 3 sisters) and the Hunter Valley. A wine tasting tour of the Hunter will show off our local wines and cheese and the area is so pretty. It ...
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Sydney in a couple days
Posted on Oct 1, 2003, 09:12:31
... mountains is beautiful and there is a lot to do if you are in outdoor stuff... ie rockclimbing, mountain biking, etc. The Hunter Valley has great wineries. There is no shortage of clubs or pubs in Sydney and you will have no problem finding somewhere to ...
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