There are many destination spots available to travelers during the summer months that enjoy pristine sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. But what do those same people do if they find that their vacation is in the winter months and they still long for the warmth of a beach. They head to the Tea Gardens in New South Wales, Australia where the shores are open from October to April for swimming and all water sports. When the Untied States is having their winter, Australia is experiencing their summer. There are plenty beautiful Tea Gardens nsw accommodation places to stay in while exploring the area.
Situated next to Hawks Nest in Australia, they are connected to the world’s only ‘singing’ bridge, so named because of the whipping wild winds going through the rails that seem to make a singing sound for passengers going across its roadway. Myall River is next to the two towns and it dumps into the Myall Lake and all are a beautiful and grand site to see according to the people of the town.
The main attraction to this area is the dolphin-watching excursions which leave the harbor several times a day. Many of these cruises allow their passengers to safely swim with the dolphins in their natural habitat alongside a trained guide. With these trips to the dolphin-rich waters, it is not mandatory that someone get in the water to swim with the mammals, watching and taking pictures is more than alright with the captain and crew.
On of Australia’s biggest attractions has to be the Koala and there is a colony in Hawks Nest where tourist can watch them do what they do best, look cute. Additionally, there are hundreds of other wildlife like migratory birds and fish. Another of the areas big attractions has to be the fishing. There are lots of boats in the harbor for people to rent in order to get out to where the fish are biting.
There are lots of bushwalking trails and hiking for those outdoors types in addition to biking around the wildlife nature areas surrounding the great lakes. In the water, there are many sports such as surfing and swimming, boating and kayaking and all around the region there is just about anything and everything one could want in outdoor activities.
If the outdoors is not what an individual is into, there are indoor activities that will entertain them. A ten pin bowling club and squash which is one of the national pastimes for those who like their sport a little rough around the edges. There is also a game show type amusement show, BBQ and a coffeehouse cafe for those people who want to simply relax with a good book and an even better cup of coffee. Some weekends there are live bands at the club.
Each weekend showcases a new and different market for fresh fruits and handcrafts from local artisans. Some of the handicrafts were designed and made by a local art school. These exciting outdoor markets are always open on the weekends for those visitors who enjoy wondering through hundreds of booths, looking to find that perfect gift or souvenir of their Australian trip.
The Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest do not stand alone; they are surrounded by Bulahdelah, Pacific Palm and the Forest/Tuncurry regions of Australia. They all offer a different outlook on the wonderful beaches and rich forest lands. Many have isolated retreats for getaways that are more private while the other locations are filled with restaurants and shopping for a real tourist treat.
