ACCOMMODATION ROSEBERY NSW

Suitable for families and groups of friends, Dickebusch accommodates up to eight people in a beautifully renovated three-bedroom holiday escape. Featuring a main house and separate cottage, Dickebusch is located in the fishing village of Patonga. The house and cottage have been restored and renovated by Koskela and includes an open plan kitchen and dining plus a large deck and in-built barbecue - the perfect set up for sharing and relaxing together at Dickebusch....

Go Sydney Shuttle provides door to door service from Sydney airport to central hotels, offering four different categories of service. This includes Shared transfer, Group or Private transfer (for a group of four or more people). Go Sydney Shuttle also provides transfers from Sydney airport to Cruise Ship Terminals and city transfers within the Sydney region. With their slogan 'We Go Where You Go', Go Sydney Shuttle will deliver you to your destination, whether it is a Sydney hotel, attraction, office, or any other residential destination. ...

Vive Cooking School is Sydney's hottest Cooking School, for passionate foodies who are searching for a deeper connection with how they shop, source, prepare and share food. It is a place where local food artisans can connect and share their craft with an engaged and passionate audience. Please visit our website for more details...

The Top Pub offers hotel accommodation in the mining town of Rosebery on Tasmania's west coast. The Top Pub has ensuite rooms and standard rooms with shared bathroom facilities. It has a public bar, gaming lounge and keno, dining room/restaurant, function room, bottle shop, and guest lounge. Rosebery has beautiful mountains and rainforests, it allows the peace seeker to find solitude and beauty at ever turn. It caters to the bush walker, the bike rider, the fisherman and the person just looking for something different. One of Tasmania's highest waterfalls Montezuma Falls (104 metres) are located between Rosebery and Zeehan. The track will take you through open park-like rainforest that includes leatherwood, myrtle, sassafras, giant tree ferns and eye-catching fungi. You're sure to get close to several different birds along the way,

The Rosebery Cabin and Tourist Park is set in a picturesque valley on the banks of the Stitt River. The park provides visitors to the West Coast Wilderness with six cabins containing ensuites, some up to six berths, cooking facilities, linen provided for double beds, and three standard cabins with cooking facilities (linen hire available). Powered and unpowered camping and caravan sites and single rooms with camp kitchen available. The Stitt Falls cascade beside your caravan as you watch the sunset over Mt Murchison after a full day exploring Montezuma Falls, Tasmania's highest waterfalls, or walking any of the numerous tracks in the area. Enjoy a four wheel drive tour to Lake Johnston where you can rediscover ancient Huon Pine stands. Fish in Lake Plimsol or Lake Rosebery where excellent brown or rainbow trout are plentiful. A truly different experience awaits visitors to this fascinating region. Rosebery Cabin and Tourist Park is less than an hour from Strahan and the Gordon River Cruises, Cradle Mountain and all it has to offer and the world-class museum at Zeehan a must-stop for every visitor to this region. Why not make Rosebery Cabin and Tourist Park your base for your west coast experience?

The Top Pub offers hotel accommodation in the mining town of Rosebery on Tasmania's west coast. The Top Pub has ensuite rooms and standard rooms with shared bathroom facilities. It has a public bar, gaming lounge and keno, dining room/restaurant, function room, bottle shop, and guest lounge. Rosebery has beautiful mountains and rainforests, it allows the peace seeker to find solitude and beauty at ever turn. It caters to the bush walker, the bike rider, the fisherman and the person just looking for something different. One of Tasmania's highest waterfalls Montezuma Falls (104 metres) are located between Rosebery and Zeehan. The track will take you through open park-like rainforest that includes leatherwood, myrtle, sassafras, giant tree ferns and eye-catching fungi. You're sure to get close to several different birds along the way,...

Montezuma Falls, near Rosebery on Tasmania's west coast, is Tasmania's highest waterfall. The track to the falls begins at Williamsford, two kilometres south of Rosebery. This easy, three-hour return walk along a level track takes you to the base of the 104 metre falls through pleasant park-like rainforest of leatherwood, myrtle, sassafras and giant tree ferns. You may see native wildlife along the way, including several species of birds. The track follows the historic route of the former North East Dundas Tramway right to the base of Montezuma Falls. The creek immediately below the falls was once spanned by a wooden trestle bridge, 160 feet long and 50 feet high. Today derelict pieces of timber, moss-covered concrete piers and rusty bolts are the only remains of this bridge. Facilities at nearby Rosebery include picnic facilities, shops and toilets. Rosebery is a 90-minute drive south of Burnie. ...

Rosebery Golf Course is a scenic, nine-hole golf course in far west Tasmania. It is located just outside Rosebery, a small mining town surrounded by mountains and rainforest. Rosebery is 90 minutes south west of Burnie (125 kilometres), and 45 minutes north of Queenstown (60 kilometres). Rosebery Golf Course is set among natural bush and has some lovely views over the surrounding forest and mountains. The course has an interesting layout which winds around the forest and includes some hills. Both the eighth and ninth holes are par five and are played up and then back down a large hill. The eighth hole is a feature - with a narrow tee shot, dog-leg to the left and 250-metre uphill to a two-tiered green surrounded by rainforest. The area has a high rainfall so fairways are usually well grassed and the greens well maintained. The course is operated by members of the local community with support from the local mining company. Green fees are paid into an honesty box as the course clubhouse is only open for competition mornings and afternoons. Holes: nine, Par: 72, Length: 5,650 metres, Australian Course Rating: 70...

Life Balance Gym has been open since 2004, over the years, growing into a signifant provider of fitness and health in the Darwin region, while developing strong community relationships. Life Balance strives to provide a great fitness and exercise environment no matter what weather or conditions are in the NT. Life Balance provides a solid achor for many in attaining personal helath and fitness goals whether small or large.