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Discover the Unparalleled Charm of Holidaying in Perth

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Discover the Unparalleled Charm of Holidaying in Perth

 

By Liam Jennings

Perth, the vibrant capital of Western Australia, is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural attractions, and a laid-back lifestyle. With its stunning beaches, lush parks, thriving arts scene, and world-class dining options, Perth is an ideal destination for a memorable holiday experience. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, outdoor adventures, cultural exploration, or culinary delights, Perth has it all. Let’s delve into the details and discover why Perth should be at the top of your holiday destination list.

Perth is renowned for its breathtaking coastline, boasting pristine beaches that rival some of the best in the world. One of the most iconic beaches is Cottesloe Beach, with its crystal-clear waters and stretches of golden sands. It’s the perfect place for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying stunning sunsets. Another must-visit spot is Scarborough Beach, known for its energetic atmosphere, water sports, and a vibrant beachfront with cafes and restaurants.

For a unique island getaway, hop on a ferry to Rottnest Island. This car-free paradise offers secluded and untouched beaches, where you can snorkel, swim, or simply relax in the tranquil surroundings. Don’t forget to take a selfie with the adorable quokkas, the island’s famous marsupials.

A close up of a Quokka in WA.

Visit Rottnest Island and witness the charm of Quokkas.

Perth’s cityscape offers a vibrant mix of modern architecture, historic landmarks, and bustling streets. The city centre is a shopper’s paradise, with trendy boutiques, high-end fashion stores, and lively markets to explore. Visit the Murray Street and Hay Street Malls for an extensive range of retail therapy, or head to the historic London Court for a charming shopping experience reminiscent of medieval England.

Cultural enthusiasts will be delighted by the abundance of museums, art galleries, and theatres in Perth. The Perth Cultural Centre is a hub of creativity, home to the Western Australian Museum and the Art Gallery of Western Australia. Here, you can immerse yourself in the region’s rich heritage and contemporary art scene. The Perth Concert Hall and the State Theatre Centre offer world-class performances, ranging from classical music to theatre productions.

Beyond the city limits, Perth is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes that offer countless outdoor adventures. Just a short drive from the city, you’ll find yourself in the picturesque Swan Valley, known for its vineyards and wineries. Embark on a wine tour and indulge in the region’s renowned varietals, accompanied by gourmet food pairings. The Swan Valley also offers opportunities for chocolate and cheese tastings, as well as visits to local breweries and distilleries.

Explore the enchanting Kings Park and Botanic Garden, a sprawling urban park that offers panoramic views of the city skyline. Stroll along the tree-lined paths, relax in grassy picnic areas, and discover a vast array of native plants and flowers. The Lotterywest Federation Walkway provides a unique treetop experience, allowing you to walk among the towering eucalyptus trees and immerse yourself in the natural beauty.

For a wildlife encounter like no other, head to Penguin Island, located just off the coast of Rockingham. Observe adorable little penguins in their natural habitat and enjoy the company of playful dolphins and sea lions. Adventure enthusiasts can also indulge in activities such as snorkelling, diving, hiking, and even whale watching during the migration season.

A long beach arial shot at sunset in WA

The beautiful charm of the beaches of WA.

Perth’s culinary scene is an epicurean’s dream come true. The city is home to an array of world-class restaurants, trendy cafes, and vibrant food markets. Fremantle Markets, located in the historic port city of Fremantle, is a must-visit for food lovers. Here, you’ll find an abundance of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and delicious street food. Savour flavours from around the world as you wander through the bustling stalls.

Northbridge, Perth’s cultural and entertainment hub, is a melting pot of international cuisines. From Asian fusion to Middle Eastern delights, there’s something to satisfy every palate. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample the famous Western Australian wines at the Swan Valley wineries, where you can also indulge in delectable gourmet treats.

Perth’s coastal location ensures a plentiful supply of fresh seafood. Be sure to try the local specialties, such as Western Rock Lobster, Blue Manna Crab, and Pink Snapper. From fine dining establishments to casual beachfront cafes, Perth offers a diverse range of flavours and dining experiences.

A holiday in Perth promises an unforgettable experience filled with natural beauty, cultural richness, and culinary delights. Whether you’re lounging on the pristine beaches, exploring the vibrant city centre, immersing yourself in nature, or savouring the diverse flavours, Perth offers a well-rounded vacation that caters to all interests. Discover the unparalleled charm of this Australian gem and create lifelong memories.

 

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If you are missing the country sounds from Tamworth, fret not, as the Clarence Valley Country Muster is just around the corner.

Expanded from two days to four, the event will start on July 25th and go to July 28th at 11 Coulters Lane, Ulmarra, near Grafton.

You will enjoy artists such as Jade Hurley, John, Lloyd, Jack Watson, Lindsay Waddington and Jamie Davis.

Special guest artists, Paul Ricketts, Winner of the Thornton Young Award and Nay McAplin, Winner of the Walk Ups in July, will also make an appearance.

Your comperes for the main stage will be Terry Gordon OAM and Ken ‘Chainsaw’ Lindsay.

And bring those nerves with you, as from 10.30am on Thursday, aspiring artists can take their turn on the microphone, with John Lloyd hosting the walk-ups.

All acts will be vying for a gig at next July’s event.

Now is the time to grab a group of friends or family members and book your spot by heading to their website www.cvcmuster.com.au or calling Wendy Gordon on 0432 741947.

Gates open for early arrival at the muster site on Tuesday, July 23.

For $120 per person, you can enjoy a full week of camping, camaraderie and entertainment at one of the best value-for-money festivals in the Clarence Valley.

Check out is Tuesday, July 30.

If you have a fire pit, bring it along as wood will be supplied.

There will be songs around the campfire, best dressed Christmas and party games and a big finale on the Sunday.

 

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37th Bentley Art Prize promises to be a great event

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By Samantha Elley

There has been a changing of the guard in the running of the 37th Bentley Art Prize for 2024.

For the past 18 years Bentley’s Helen Trustum has been running the show, but she has now stepped down and a new committee of eight, headed by Gordon Serone, will be taking over.

“Helen’s service to the community, for which we give hearfelt thanks, has been truly amazing,” said Gordon.

“We wish her a relaxing retirement and hope she’ll come along to join in the fun, with no responsibility.”

This year’s Bentley Art Prize is on the weekend of July 12-14, starting on the Friday night with a cheese and wine event.

“Judging will take place on Friday afternoon,” said Gordon.

“The deadline for entry submissions will be June 28 and all entries need to be at the (Bentley) hall by Thursday afternoon, July 11.

“Because the prize will be in the school holidays, if the schools want to deliver their submissions, they can deliver directly to 56 O’neill Road, Bentley.

“We’ve also changed the categories where we took out the Golden Oldies section because everyone is an oldie now.”

All the regular sponsors have continued with their support, collectively donating prizes of over $14,000.

“We are very thankful to Richmond Dairies, Richmond Valley Council, the Casino RSM Club, Macdonalds pharmacy and Dr Castagna and Richmond Valley Library,” said Gordon.

With the expectation of over 300 entries this year, Gordon said the event is shaping up to be a fabulous weekend.

“Starting with the entertainment by Jamie Sullivan on Friday night, Luke Vassella on Saturday and Croaker and the Honeybee and Sylvia Nowlan on Sunday,” said Gordon.

Judging will be done by artist Harry Westera. His work can be seen here.

The cost of submitting an artwork is $10, or free for school children.

 

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The Circus is in town and it is action packed

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By Samantha Elley

Put your expectations away and open your mind to the ‘edge of your seat’ experience you will be in for when you go to see The Circus in Coffs Harbour.

“We are a seventh generation circus family, originally from Germany,” said tour manager and matriarch, Marie Weber.

“We bring acts that have never been seen under the big top in Australia before.

“These include FMX (freestyle) riders, the splitting globe of death, comedians, aerialists and even a human cannonball.”

Patriarch, Harry Weber, has been involved in the circus touring life for the past 40 years and the family are excited to be in Australia.

“We have been touring in New Zealand, South Africa, Korea and other international areas,” said Marie.

That’s no mean feat with a family of eight children who have all grown up with the circus.

“We have performers from all walks of life,” said Marie.

“There are about 40 crew and performers, including those travelling with families.”

Marie said they are all like one big happy family, especially when they have been working so closely together for so long.

“Most of us have been working together for more than 10 years,” she said.

The Circus has just wound up six shows at Lismore Showgrounds and is now heading to Coffs Harbour where they have a giveaway on their Facebook page ‘Weber Bros Entertainment’ for two VIP packages and 10 double passes to their shows.

They will be performing their action packed shows at Coffs Harbour Showground between June 6th – 16th.

Book your tickets at 0452003300 or online at iticket.com.au for two hours of great family entertainment. Prices range from $35 – $85 for adults and $25-$70 for children.

 

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