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 | Kakadu Discovery Month, April 2016 | |
| For over 50,000 years, Kakadu’s Bininj/Mungguy people have lived in harmony with the ancient natural landscape in the Northern Territory. Visitors to the World-Heritage listed park can learn about seasonal bush foods and traditional painting and weaving techniques from local Bininj/Mungguy people throughout April. Find out more here. |
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| | Canyoning in Queensland’s Crystal Canyon |
Raging Thunder Adventures has launched a new tropical rainforest adventure in Crystal Canyon, just a 25 minute drive from Cairns, Queensland. The new half day canyoning tour offers a course including abseiling, a zip line, slide and jump beside the waterfalls and pools of Crystal Canyon. Find out more here.
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| | Vivid Sydney, 27 May – 18 June 2016 | |
| Vivid Sydney returns in 2016 with new precincts including Taronga Zoo and The Royal Botanic Gardens. The festival will transform Sydney by night with lightshows, cutting edge music concerts and a program of thought provoking conferences. Find out more here. |
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| | Adelaide, South Australia joins great wine capitals of the world | |
| Adelaide has been invited to become a member of an exclusive group of Great Wine Capitals, joining eight of the world’s top wine regions. South Australia produces almost 80 percent of Australia’s premium wine and half of the country’s bottled wine. Find out more here. | |
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| | Oyster Farm Tours at Coffin Bay, South Australia |
| The Eyre Peninsula, South Australia is renowned for its oysters, with Coffin Bay oysters some of the best in Australia. A new tour lets visitors wade from the beach to an Oyster punt, where they will harvest fresh oysters straight from the water. Find out more here. | |
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