The luxurious molluscs known as oysters are a polarizing delicacy and people either love them or hate them. If you’re one of the former, you’re in for a treat because the award-winning Narooma Oyster Festival is back on Friday 30th April and Saturday 1st May. The festival celebrates South Coast produce including abalone, sea urchins and of course, oysters.
Continue reading Shuck yeah: Narooma Oyster Festival is back in 2021
Canberra’s wine scene continues to grow in leaps and bounds. From incredible wineries less than 40 minutes from Canberra, to amazing wine bars in central Canberra and surrounding suburbs. Wine time in the capital is better than it has ever been.
Canberra is now home to Rizla, Australia’s first Riesling-dedicated bar that opened on Friday 13th September, on the corner of Lonsdale St and Elouera St, in the space that was previously occupied by Toasted.
Continue reading It’s wine time: Australia’s first Riesling-dedicated bar and restaurant opens in Braddon
So you’ve read Part 1 of our Visit Collector guide and you’ve got your accommodation sorted. Now it’s time to find out where to eat and drink! You’ll need two days just to eat and drink your way through everything that Collector has to offer.
Continue reading Visit Collector: How to spend a weekend in Collector – Part 2
Jump in the car and within 40 minutes from Canberra you’ll find yourself in one of the many quaint villages that are home to top-quality dining options, as well as being surrounded by incredible wineries.
We’re taking you on a journey to Collector.
A short escape from your every day life doesn’t have to be expensive and you don’t even have to travel far. Collector is a gorgeous little village that has a colourful bushranger history and is located at the northern end of the famous Lake George, named ‘Weereewa’ by the local Ngunnawal tribe.
Continue reading Visit Collector: How to spend a weekend in Collector – Part 1