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Villa d'Esta Vineyard is a small, family owned vineyard and is located on the Mid North Coast of NSW, approximately 20 minutes south west of Taree. The vineyard was established in 1997, with both table and wine grapes being planted by family and friends wanting to experiment with winemaking. In the years since then, plantings and production have steadily increased.

At Villa d'Esta, they grow all the grapes that go into producing their wines. Twelve acres of grape vines have been planted at Villa d'Esta. Of the 11 acres of wine grape vines, the majority are Chardonnay, Chasselas Dore and Chambourcin grapes. There are also some small plantings of Pinor Noir, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz grapes.

You can enjoy wine tastings and cellar door sales. Picnic and barbecue facilities are also available.

Wallambah Vale Wines is located on the Wallambah Road, 12.5 kilometres from Nabiac. Established in 2008, Wallambah Vale Wines pick, produce and bottle their wines on the premises. Their chardonnay is light and crisp, and their rosé has a unique fresh fruity flavour. Both are very enjoyable with a cheese platter. Their red is made from the chambourcin grape which is nicely rounded with a smooth pepper finish. Wine tasting and sales are available through the cellar door. The vineyard offers wheelchair access to all areas. Small groups are welcome. You can also enjoy a coffee and light snacks in the beautiful shaded outdoor area overlooking the vines or in the air-conditioned tasting room. Visit Wallambah Vale Wines for your warm and friendly welcome and enjoy a unique experience among the vineyard.

Kings Creek Saddle Club teach students how to handle and ride a horse safely and effectively and learn how to properly care for horses and form a bond with one. They promote balance and co-ordination, patience, perseverance and interaction with the animals allowing you to form an understanding of basic horse behaviour and personality. The three lovely school horses, 'Tallulah', 'Felicity' and 'Skeeter' were bred, started and educated by Carla and Spud. Kings Creek Saddle Club provide riding lessons for riders of all stages of development. Various types of private lessons are available - ridden, ground play, in the arena and along forest trails. They also cover the non-riding aspects of horses such as handling, natural behaviour and tack fitting which will help the rider develop a deeper understanding and form a firm bond with their horse.

Just one minute off the Pacific Highway at Nabiac, is a small family farm doing things just a little bit differently! See the biggest solar oven in Australia and walk through an inspiring five acre garden where every plant is useful. Learn about Australian native bees at Australia's first sanctuary for these amazing little creatures and meet the friendly farm animals. Enjoy the herbal teas and a range of infused honey. Why not buy some goats milk soaps and other farm produce (including gingerbreads and jams) to take away ? The unique farm gate shop is built into a recycled shipping container and has a lovely herbal deck from which to take in the beautiful farm views. A great place to stretch your legs, and your mind! Just three hours north of Sydney. While you're here, try one of the world's rarest, luxury foods - Sugarbag honey!

Honeycomb Valley is an award winning 90 acre farm located three hours north of Sydney. A magical place where individuals, families, small and large groups can have a great time attending tours, shopping in the farmgate shop, staying overnight at the farm stay, or enjoying a beekeeping experience. There is gourmet honey and produce tasting too! You'll leave Honeycomb Valley Farm and the Native Bee Sanctuary having had a great time, and you'll feel a whole lot more capable and inspired too! See the biggest solar oven in Australia, learn about native Australian bees, and marvel at the wide variety of useful plants growing in the farm gardens. If needed, accommodation is available on-site in lovely two bedroom farm stay cottages (an extra cost), or in the nearby towns of Forster, Tuncurry or Taree....

The village of Nabiac is situated on the Wallamba River on the Barrington Coast of New South Wales, 24 kilometres south of Taree and 25 kilometres west of Forster-Tuncurry. Nabiac has a population of around 600 and services the surrounding communities of Wootton, Failford, Rainbow Flat, Dyers Crossing, Krambach and Coolongolook. Nabiac means ‘place of the wild fig’ and lies between lands once inhabited by the Biripi and Worimi Aboriginal Tribes....

Krambach is a village in New South Wales, Australia in the Mid-Coast Council LGA. The village lies on the Bucketts Way, southwest of Taree on the Barrington Coast. It makes for a lovely country stop on the way to Gloucester from the Pacific Highway, for a delicious local pub feed....