NSW Attractions

Like most young winemakers worth their salt, Dan Binet craved the opportunity to make his very own wines. Blessed with good training, a great mentor, and 'buckets' of ambition, that dream is now a reality in Ballabourneen Wine...

Ballina 10 Pin Bowl is the ideal option for a wet weather activity or simply to add some fun to your day! Challenge your travel mates to a game or come along and join the locals and make some new friends. The bowling alley is air-conditioned and has...

The most exciting and recreational game in the world has come to Ballina. If you love extreme sports and adrenaline then this is the sport for you. Bring your friends along for target practice and enjoy the outdoors and fresh air of the Ballina...

Ballina Swim n Gym is the area's only indoor swimming pool. It’s ideal for winter visits, wet weather days or for beginners looking to 'test the waters' before heading out to the open ocean. The pool is 25 metres...

This museum is home to the Las Balsas raft.

The aim of the expedition was to prove that ancient civilisations from South America could have traversed the Pacific in large numbers to populate the Pacific Islands and Australia....

Enjoy a refreshing swim in one of the sparkling pools with lush tropical surroundings overlooking the Richmond River at Ballina Olympic Pool.

If you feel up to it, try the adrenalin rush of the giant waterslides located within...

Whether you're a toddler dipping your toes in for the first time, or a world-class surfer, with over 32 kilometres of coastline to choose from, it's easy to find the ideal swimming or surfing spot in Ballina.

There are...

Pick your own cherries and apricots in season. Taste the various varieties of cherries as you pick your own fruit straight off the tree. There is nothing more delicious than fresh fruit plucked straight from the tree.

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Various early explorers - including John Oxley in 1817, Charles Sturt in 1830 and Sir Thomas Mitchell in 1836 - visited the area. It was Mitchell's enthusiastic comments about the quality of the land in the region that encouraged...

The Bamboo Buddha is known for its high standard of vegetarian food, delicious cakes and desserts, organic coffee and tea drop teas in a serene garden setting.

The Bamboo Buddha is a place of holistic health care in a superb...

Visit the site of the birthplace of Australia's most famous poet, Banjo Paterson.

Banjo Paterson Park features an obelisk that was unveiled in the presence of the poet's widow in 1947.

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Visit Louise's studio and gallery, Bant Street Pottery, to find local handcrafted pottery with a difference. Louise's work is inspired by nature, her pots reflect the character of the Australian countryside.

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Enjoy the full range of Bantry Grove wines in their relaxed cellar door in the heart of idyllic Millthorpe. Meet the family behind Bantry Grove and learn first hand about this cool climate vineyard. Enjoy a cheese or charcuterie tasting plate whilst...

Come in and look at the local artefacts at the Baradine Local Aboriginal Land Council Building and Keeping Place. It has significant collections of battle axes, grinding stones, emu callers, rain sticks, coolamon, clapsticks, didgeridoos, boomerangs...

Baratto Wines produce traditional varieties such as Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Semillon and Trebbiano or, if you prefer something unique, try their Fragolina or Botrytis Port.

Their wines are seasonal,...

The Barellan Museum was created to preserve local history. As amateur historians, the Barellan Museum Committee have created these displays to the best of their knowledge and ability and trust that this will be a memorable journey through days for...

The "Big Tennis Racquet" erected in the Evonne Goolagong Park, Yapunyah Street, Barellan, was unveiled in October 2009, during the Barellan Centenary celebrations as a tribute to the former Barellan local and great Australian tennis...

Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Barham Bridge over Murray Creek.

Barmedman Mineral Pool is a large therapeutic pool that is said to ease aches and pains due to the high mineral content. The pool is fed by an underground stream and is surrounded by shady grassed areas.

The popular pool has its...

The Barooga Botanical Gardens has been built up from a dusty paddock to a beautiful botanical gardens with a water feature, three barbecue settings with electric barbecues, chairs and tables. There is a kids playground with shaded cover, plenty of...