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Off Grid Farm CabinIn a secluded corner of our 90 acre cattle farm surrounded by State Forest is our off grid timber cabin. Wake up to the sound of nature, get totally away from your busy life and relax & refresh. Beautifully appointed studio cabin with king size bed, ensuite & kitchenette, outdoor area with fire pit and BBQ & a verandah to sit & enjoy the view over rolling paddocks, trees & our gorgeous Belted Galloway cattle. With lots of space its your choice to explore the countryside or do nothing at all!
Drop In - Beautifully restored 1950's beach shackDrop In is a beautifully restored 1950s beach cottage. It’s one of only a few remaining original homes built when only a bush road connected Bendalong to the rest of the world. The bedroom sleeps two in a queen bed, plus there’s room for a little one on the fold-down lounge in the living room. Drop In is less than a 400m stroll to the beach, and 150m to Bendalong General Store & Cafe. Featured in Concrete Playground and White Wash Magazine! Follow us on Instagram: @drop_in_bendalong
RiverSong: 200m atop the ocean and crystal riverLate 11am checkout, yummy local breakfast and a welcome pack full of treats! Unique panoramic retreat with astounding water views. An eclectic sea haven with quality modern appliances, a full length loft bedroom and a second bedroom downstairs, with views straight over the ocean and the crystal river mouth. Unlimited wifi, Netflix, Binge, Prime and Stan, plentiful games, books and dvds. Warm inspiring spaces, luxurious beds and linens. We provide EVERYTHING needed for a restful luxurious stay.
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- Join me for an intimate sea kayaking tour in the incredible Jervis Bay Marine Park! An outdoor experience like no other, you'll have the opportunity to paddle to some of Australia's most beautiful beaches with the whitest sand in the world! There is always a chance of encounters with local wildlife like seals, dolphins, sea birds and whales at the right time of year. We meet in the morning at 7:45am to get fitted into the appropriate sea kayak and briefing on safety procedures, equipment and the area. Once on the water we will practice some paddle strokes before heading off into the stunning Jervis Bay and Booderee National Parks for a relaxing 1.5 hours. Stopping for a break on one of the most pristine beaches in the world we will provide plunger coffee, tea, cake from the local Husky bakery and fruit for morning tea. Take this opportunity to have a swim or snorkel while your guide prepares the feast. Once adequately rested we will take to the water again for another 1.5 hours to try and spot some local wildlife before returning to our start point. Guests will leave with new skills and a great appreciation for the beauty of the area and provided photos for lasting memories of an unforgettable experience! Other things to note Please wear outdoor activity appropriate clothing and shoes that you don't mind getting wet. You will get wet feet and wet arms.Ukususela kwi-Ixabiso:$100 umntu
- Meeting by the lakes edge outside the historic Conjola Post Office & Shop, the route for this guided eco-walk includes lakeside, bush and beach. You'll hear stories of natural environment, flora and fauna (and some surprising local history!) as we wander along the lake edge with binoculars handy for a closer look at the abundant birdlife. Kangaroo sightings are guaranteed on this walk, and lakeside is where we're most likely to see them. Next, via a boardwalk through the bush, you'll visit 3 fabulously placed look-outs with stunning vistas of lake and coast, before emerging on beautiful Conjola beach. Walks along the sea shore vary seasonally. You might see whales, dolphins, endangered beach-nesting birds (and surfers catching a break off Green Island). Leaving the beach via a walk over sand dunes - looking out for wildlife tracks & seasonal plants - we follow the lake edge back to finish near Conjola Entrance boat ramp, with views over to Conjola National Park. Bushfire Update Conjola District was badly affected by bushfires Dec/Jan 2019-20, and we'll share stories of this challenging time with you on the tour. Luckily the tour route wasn't burnt so no changes there, but a heads up the national park views are no longer lush and green. Your visit will have a positive impact on our bushfire affected community - thank you.Ukususela kwi-Ixabiso:$26 umntu
- Meeting by the boat ramp at Fishermans Paradise, the route for this guided walk includes riverside, bush, village tracks and streets. You'll hear stories of natural environment, flora and fauna (and some surprising local history!) as we wander along the rivers edge with binoculars handy for a closer look at the abundant birdlife. It's likely we'll also see kangaroos and eastern water dragons (and fish jumping in the river). Then, via a track through the bush and over a boardwalk, we visit a favourite fishing spot with fabulous views over the river, ideal for photos reflecting the bush in the afternoon light. Taking a different track from the rivers edge, we'll then wander through the village. Bird life is abundant everywhere in Fishermans Paradise so keep your camera and binoculars handy. Coming back to the rivers edge, we follow a track along the riverside with stunning river vistas as we head back to the boat ramp. Bushfire update 2020: Some of the tour route was badly burned in recent fires. These days the eco-walk includes stories of that challenging time, and recovery/regeneration. Other things to note Leisurely walk, sensible footwear recommended. Families welcome. Children under 2 are free of charge. This walk can also be booked as a private experience (minimum 2 people). Dogs on a leach are welcome on private experiences only.Ukususela kwi-Ixabiso:$23 umntu
- Beach worms are the greatest bait! Fish go crazy over them. Come join the lesson and learn 'the tricks'. Maximum two to a class! You'll be on the beach for at least two hours and all you bring is yourself and a few beach basics. We'll start off the day with a detailed chat on the fundamentals of worming and then we'll be into it. I'll show you THE METHOD by catching a few beach worms to show you how its done. Then we'll fine tune your technique ready for your first catch. Included is your Pro Beach Worming kit to use and take with you ($45 value). As well as being shown the basic fundamentals you'll be given some written reminders of what you'll have practiced on the day. Plus a suggestion for rigging your fishing line. You'll need to bring a positive attitude and your best listening skills. Don't be in a hurry. You will learn a SKILL ... a lesson to Catch Beah Worms for Bait ... one that will give you much enjoyment (and free bait) for the rest of your life. Be patient and you'll get the hang of it quickly. "He is a great teacher and is able to provide a wealth of information. Within a short space of time I was catching worms myself thanks to Tim's technique. Highly recommended." Morgan, Sydney Mollymook, Ulladulla, Milton are all very close to the worming lessons at Mollymook or Narrawallee beaches.Ukususela kwi-Ixabiso:$122 umntu
- We will be making and baking bread, learning the recipe and reviewing the equipment and materials required. 1. We start the day with morning tea, to get know one another and settle in. 2. As this method can take 24 hours, I will have started the whole process earlier. We are up to the bulk fermentation stage, so you will be turning the dough. 3. After the bulk fermentation, we are up to pre-shaping the loaves and leaving them to bench rest while we prepare the baskets (bannetons). 4. Now we move to the final shaping. We shape the loaves and then transfer them to the prepared baskets, ready for the final rise. 5. Time to review the recipe, the equipment and the magic of the sourdough culture. Time also to heat the oven ready for baking. 6. Cook the bread. Wait for that lovely smell of baking bread. Check for the oven spring - has it risen as we want? Pull it out of the oven and admire the beautiful finished product. How long can you wait until you have to cut it, butter it, and eat? 7. Take your bread home - enjoy, and start baking at home using your learned experience. Get back to me for ongoing support or advice. Join my baking community via my Facebook group - Banksia Bread.Ukususela kwi-Ixabiso:$89 umntu
