Six of the best places to stay in central NSW
From glamping tents, to a repurposed shearing shed, to a former bishop's residence - these stays are all unforgettable.
After abandoning a sensible career in IT to travel and write, Rob McFarland now divides his time between Sydney, the US and Europe. He’s won six writing awards, including Australian Travel Writer of the Year, and regularly runs workshops for aspiring writers. While not averse to the charms of a 5-star hotel, his most memorable travel experiences involve adventure. Highlights include scaling the mist-shrouded mountain behind Machu Picchu and rafting the Futaleufu River in Patagonia.
From glamping tents, to a repurposed shearing shed, to a former bishop's residence - these stays are all unforgettable.
A boutique vineyard in a tranquil, beguiling but more remote part of the Hunter Valley.
A notable and – let's be honest – much-needed upgrade to United's business class.
You'll now find high-end boutique accommodation and fine-dining restaurants throughout Central NSW.
The City of Sails knows how to keep things fresh.
Waking up on the planet's highest, driest, coldest continent is an experience to be savoured.
Travelling in a pandemic does have an upside.
Mountain biking newbies can enhance heir skills and help avoid disaster with this new training ground.
Created in the late 1800s as a shortcut, this historic 45-kilometre trail has become one of NSW's iconic multi-day walks.
There's so much more to this historic city than than its mountain race track.
A welcome glass of Duval-Leroy champagne sets the tone for this festive flight.
There are many good reasons why Orange has become the new black over the past few years.
A sightseeing flight takes months of planning. And then, there's Elon Musk to worry about.
These hotels range from the ultra sustainable to the stately.
So close to Adelaide but there's such variety in the style of these McLaren Vale wineries.
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