Central and Country
New South Wales

Some of Australia's most historic country towns dot the region of Country NSW. These quintessentially Australian settlements, founded by gold miners, graziers and farmers and chosen by artists for their special light, are loved by visitors today for their general stores and friendly country pubs. Elsewhere in the region, prepare for the unexpected: a giant telescope; memorials to Australia's wartime history; fields of sunflowers adjoining cotton and wheat fields; captivating regional art galleries and a great outdoor zoo. NSW Motel Accommodation, self-contained apartment accommodation, budget motel accommodation, caravan and camping park accommodation in country NSW.

New England - Enjoy the cool summers in the tablelands, the glorious colours of autumn, romantic fireside dinners in winter or the clear, fresh air in spring. There is plenty of opportunity for fishing & fossicking and many friendly country towns, National Parks and wide stretches of farmland to explore. Accommodation in Tamworth, motel accomodation in Moree, Armidale accommodation, New England accommodation. Major towns include Tenterfield, Glen Innes, Inverell, Moree, Narrabri, Armidale, Gundedah and the country music capital, Tamworth.

Central NSW - Here you'll find historic gold rush towns, sheep stations, a diverse range of attractions like the area's 6 observatories, and 14 national parks & reserves. After a day exploring the wide open spaces you can sample the superb food, wine and hospitality. Central NSW accommodation, Dubbo accommodation, Mudgee accommodation, motel accommodation in Bathurst, Orange motel accommodation. Major towns in Central NSW include Coonamble, Coonabarabran, Gilgandra, Dubbo, Mudgee, Peak Hill, Parkes, Orange, Bathurst, Forbes and Cowra.

Southern Highlands and Southern Tablelands - The Southern Highlands & Tablelands is an area of strong landscapes, a fascinating mix of heritage towns and villages, stunning country gardens and beautiful waterways, not far from Sydney. You'll delight in tasting local fare, making the most of scenic walks, exploring caves, visiting galleries, helping out on a working farm, mixing with the locals, discovering early colonial buildings and spring gardens. Bowral accommodation, Yass motel accommodation, motel in Goulburn, Queanbeyan accomodation. Major towns in the Southern Highlands include Bundanoon, Bowral, Moss Vale, Mittagong, Yass and Picton. Major towns in the Southern Tablelands include Goulburn, Young, and West Wyalong and Queanbeyan.

Riverina and The Murray - Watered by the great Murrumbidgee River, this vast irrigation area is famous for its citrus, stone fruit, vegetables, wine, rice and a myriad of gourmet foods. The region is bound together by a network of proud country towns with wide streets and grand old pubs. Riverina accommodation, motels in Wagga Wagga, motels in Hay, Gundagai accommodation. Major towns in the Riverina include Griffith, Hay, Narrandera. Classic country towns including Wagga Wagga, Gundagai and Cootamundra. The Murray is one of the world's great rivers, flowing through river red gum forests, wetlands teaming with birdlife, rich agricultural land and busy river towns. Paddle-steamers and river-boats still ply the river today and you will find Australia's best range of houseboat holidays, wetland and four-wheel-drive tours. Murray River accommodation, motels in Moama, Mulwala accomodation, Albury motel accommodation. The Murray towns include Moama, Deniliquin, Barham, Mulwala, Corowa, Barooga, Tocumwal and Albury. Stay in Albury accommodation and be charmed by this picturesque town on the Murray River. Albury is on the New South Wales side of the Murray River, and together with its twin town Wodonga, the region offers gourmet food and wine, great outdoor activities and historic sites.

Outback New South Wales
Outback New South Wales is a region of grand horizons, of adventure, emus and opal mines. Here you'll find some of Australia's real characters. The light and vibrant colours attract artists and film-makers. Outback pubs, strangely decorated and built to quench legendary thirsts, are full of welcoming locals and memorable stories.

Broken Hill is located in the far west of New South Wales and has built its thriving reputation on lead, silver and zinc mining, as well as playing home base to a strong wool growing industry. The landscape, while parched, is remarkably unique and is marked out by its striking earthy tones. And you'll never be short of a watering hole in this traditional outback town: Broken Hill is home to an incredible number of pubs! The art of outback living - so many artists live in the district and call on the region's beauty for their inspiration. Enjoy the local galleries in and around town, and don't miss the renowned gallery of one of Australia's favourite artists, Pro Hart. Accommodation in Broken Hill consists mainly of hotel and motel accommodation in Broken Hill.


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