Jellore Cottage is the winner of TakeABreak 2008 National Award for best pet-friendly accommodation and is the perfect pet-friendly destination; a charming self-contained heritage listed 1860s colonial cottage in the idyllic town of Berrima in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales... Read more

This grand and historic hotel is set in Australia’s equivalent to the Grand Canyon – a region of amazing escarpments and natural wonders... Read more

We arrived as the sun was setting, and the view across the working vineyard was gorgeous – and matched by the warm welcome from our hosts. Read more

The McLaren Vale wine region has more than its fair share of treasures, and this picturesque 1850s stone cottage is just one of them. Nestled in the foothills on 3 secluded acres on the glorious Fleurieu Peninsula, Sea & Vines Cottage is your perfect escape away from the scramble of everyday life. Read more

This property is really something quite special, with its eco-friendly materials, such as rubberwood and other timbers, stone and solar dried mudbricks, wool insulation and other thoughtful design features that flatter, rather than harm our environment. Read more

The Victorian goldfields are a treasure trove and we are not just talking about gold. They are liberally sprinkled with other precious finds, such as Lochinver Homestead, a magnificent 1860s property nestled in 1000 acres of fine farmland in the glorious Carisbrook region, rich in history and things to see and do... Read more

Settled in 1831, York was the first inland settlement of WA. York has many restored heritage buildings from the Victorian and Federation era, which add to the charm and character of the town. Stroll down Avon Terrace and live the history, enjoying the fine buildings, and pause to visit some of the world class attractions. We have; museums, galleries and fine cafes. York offers a unique blend of Heritage sites and modern shopping. The Avon River flows through York and provides Heritage Walks along its ba Read more

When it comes to things to see and do, and areas of immense natural beauty, Tasmania has more than its fair share… and Launceston certainly punches above its weight with so many sights to see, things to do, and experiences to enjoy and indulge in Read more

This beautifully restored period guesthouse (circa 1885), located on serene Mount Victoria is perfect for an idyllic romantic getaway. The great service only adds to the old-world charm of the place... Read more

This converted church is distinctive in style and the musical welcome you receive from the owners – along with the amazing interior – really sets this property apart. Read more