This 1.3 kilometre walking trail provides a link between Four Mile Beach and Rex Smeal Park, guaranteeing magnificent views out towards Low Isles, Snapper Island and the Daintree Rainforest. Keep your phone handy because this walk comes complete with a breathtaking viewing platform that hovers over the Coral Sea.
Wrapping itself around the pinnacle point of Port Douglas, the track meanders through bushland up to the Flagstaff Hill Lookout, then back down to the iconic Rex Smeal Park. Be sure to stop for a moment and take in the majestic beauty of the giant fig tree with its tendrils that create a dramatic natural archway.
Experience the fascinating history of the Shipwreck Coast with a visit to Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village.
Containing over 10,000 artefacts, the Flagstaff Hill maritime collection is the largest of its kind in Victoria. Central to this is the stunning Minton Peacock sculpture which remarkably survived the wreck of the Loch Ard, a sailing ship which met its demise at Loch Ard Gorge, a highlight when visiting the Great Ocean Road.
Discover the many historical treasures and stories of the Shipwreck Coast within our museum, village and heritage precinct.
As night falls, step inside the village to experience the dramatic stories of Australia's rich maritime history, told vividly through the multimillion-dollar Sound and Light experience. Tales of the Shipwreck Coast takes you on a journey through the ages. From local creation stories to their colourful whaling past then to events that gave their coastline a reputation that inspired fear and trepidation among mariners. See the village come to life and experience the stories through projections onto a nine-metre water wall.
Acquaint yourself with Bouddi National Park’s beautiful and diverse vegetation on the Flannel Flower walking track. The best time of year to visit has to be spring; the flannel flower is in full bloom and the sight of their white petals are simply beautiful.
Running between Hawke Head Drive and Lobster Beach, the track meanders through towering angophora forest. Stand a moment in the shade of these mighty red gum trees before continuing on to the magnificent Lobster Beach lookout. There, you’ll be treated to commanding views over some of the Central Coast’s prettiest and most popular beaches, including Broken Bay, Umina and Pearl.
As well as taking you through stunning bushland and beachfront, this walking track provides public access across private property in one section. Please remain on the track at all times when you’re in this area. Keep an eye out for Box head track and Tallow Beach trail, which descends to Tallow Beach campground, which join the track.
Nestled between two striking rock platforms, Flat Rock Beach offers a tranquil 90-metre stretch of sand perfect for a peaceful coastal escape. Accessible via Holly Street or North Bendalong Road, this charming beach is backed by the quiet village of North Bendalong.
Towering trees separate the beach from the town, creating a natural barrier that enhances the sense of seclusion. These trees also provide welcome shade, making the grassy area behind the beach an ideal spot for a relaxed picnic or a break from the sun.
Whether you're looking to explore the rock pools, enjoy a swim, or simply unwind in nature, Flat Rock Beach is a serene destination worth discovering.
Flat Rock is arguably one of the most desired beaches and the most easterly point of this coastline. It is a very popular surfing spot for new and experienced surfers due to the rocky outcrop creating a surf break.
The rock pools are home to lots of marine life and are great to explore when the tide is low, making this beach popular with families. It is also home to a lot of birds, so you often see bird watchers looking for specific species.
Flat Rock Tent Park is located just behind the dunes, making it a perfect place to camp for beach and fishing lovers. Toilets and showers are available in the car park, and a beach is patrolled in the school holidays.
Flat Rock is dog-friendly, but they must remain on a leash at all times.
Just a couple of kilometres north of Brisbane's North Stradbroke Island, Flat Rock is well-known by locals as the most exciting dive site in the area. The natural rocky island is surrounded by vibrant coral gardens that are home to turtles, wobbegongs, leopard sharks, eagle rays, reef fish, pelagic fish and even the odd manta ray.
With depths of up to 35 metres, it’s an area reserved for those with Advanced Open Water Diving qualifications. Be sure to visit during winter, when you can meet packs of impressive grey nurse sharks, as they gather at the spectacular Shark Alley.
Flat Rock Picnic Area is a beloved spot for swimming, fishing, camping, and picnics. Set along the scenic Fish River and 26km drive from Bathurst's city center, it's the perfect place to enjoy a day out or camp overnight.
Only 25 minutes from Bathurst, this picturesque location is easily accessible by a sealed road, making it suitable for two-wheel-drive vehicles.
The site has drop toilets, a free barbeque (bring own wood) and is a pet-friendly - on leash. Potable water is not available. Bring own drinking water with you when planning a trip.
The ground is fairly flat and suitable for caravans and tents alike; however, at this free camping site there are no powered sites.
Flat Rocks is a renowned first-class surfing beach just south of Geraldton. Surfers will enjoy the consistently perfect surf conditions. For those who prefer to watch from the shore, the soft, pristine beach offers the perfect vantage point. Surfing Western Australia's state surf round is held each September at Flat Rocks.
Confident swimmers will also enjoy the challenging conditions, and children will enjoy running away from the smaller waves as they break onto the beach. Fishing enthusiasts will be delighted by the excellent fishing opportunities from the beach.
Stay for the magnificent Western Australian sunset behind the ocean's horizon. Bring your best buddy because dogs are allowed at Flat Rocks.
Flat Rocks is a 15-minute drive south of the Geraldton town centre and a 5-hour drive northwest of Perth.
Geraldton is a charming beachside town, offering an array of spectacular beaches and water activities to entertain all who visit. If your fishing attempt is not successful Geraldton is the gateway to the Abrolhos Islands, where the fishing opportunities are endless.
Port Hedland is a primary mainland breeding ground for the vulnerable flatback turtle.
The main nesting and hatching season run from October to March, with hatching peaking between December and March.
Local nesting activity is primarily concentrated at Cemetery Beach.
During the peak egg-laying months, you can join guided evening tours to safely observe nesting females.
The award-winning Flavours of Campbelltown Food Trail is a suburban food trail within inner north-eastern Adelaide that provides unique, flavoursome food with strong cultural backgrounds. The first Food Trail of its type in South Australia all within 20 minutes of Adelaide city and 40 minutes from the airport.
If time is of the essence, take a quick trip to Campbelltown where you can see and taste food being made including continental biscuits, almond bread, smallgoods, pasta, cheeses and amazing cakes. Hear the family stories behind more than 20 featured food and beverage businesses and indulge in the variety of tastes that create the food culture of Campbelltown.
Refer to the trail booklet for all business opening hours to create a self guided trail or contact us for a private small group bus tour. The booklet is available for free download from the Campbelltown Council website.
Bus tours to a selection of 4 to 5 businesses are held monthly throughout the year with bookings open to individuals and small groups - please phone for dates and information. For larger groups, guided tours can be tailored to suit your needs, please phone.
The Flavours of the Porongurup Range Trail is located in one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world. Here, karri trees and ancient granite boulders signify all that is unique to this beautiful part of Western Australia.
While this National Park may be small in size, the Porongurup Range is mighty in its offerings! Enjoy a day trip or stay for a night or two while you experience the many flavours from the local enterprises that capture the essence of the Porongurup region. You can enjoy their award-winning wines, refreshing beers, home-cooked food and tantalising cuisine, while taking in the beauty of this majestic tree-covered range with sweeping views to the Stirling Ranges in the distance.
Take this opportunity to meet the locals who have forged the character of this village-like community. They look forward to making your journey through the Porongurup Range a truly memorable experience.
Surrounded by the Brindabella mountains, Flea Creek picnic area is a great place to get away from the city for the day and idle away the afternoon under the shade of the casuarina trees. It’s also a perfect lunch spot if you’re 4WD touring throughout the park.
There’s plenty of wildlife and birdlife to see here. You might find the yellow-tailed black cockatoo and peregrine falcon flying high above, or perhaps be lucky enough to spot a more threatened species like pink robin or the olive whistler.
The museum consists of a main exhibition hall and two art galleries. The design of the building is based on an aircraft hangar and is located at the entrance of HMAS Albatross, overlooking the runway.
The museum aims to tell the story of naval aviation in Australia through displays of aircraft, technology, models, clothing and personal memorabilia.
The Fleet Air Arm Museum presents aircraft from the early twentieth century through to the modern era and audio-visual displays telling the stories of those who have served Australia in the Fleet Air Arm.
Visiting the Fletcher Jones Market is a unique experience. Located in the iconic former Fletcher Jones factory, and fronted by a heritage-listed garden, the market is a must do visit either for a day trip, weekend away or passing along Great Ocean Road. Driving down the highway into Warrnambool lookout for the iconic silver ball towering over the gardens.
The market specialises in antiques and collectables, furniture, bric-a-brac, old books, giftware, memorabilia, retro clothing, collectable records for the 60s and 70s, antique and retro furniture, original artwork, coins and much more. With over 2,000 square metres and 60 plus experienced stallholders, there is always something interesting and new to discover.
They have two floors to choose from; the Market has something for everyone and is heaven for collectors. Whether you are looking for something rare or unique, or for something familiar, they are likely to have it. This market is the largest antique and collectable market in Southwest Victoria and is where dealers come to find unique items.
The market has two entrances, so if you find it difficult to walk for any distance, the rear entrance via Lava Street provides ready access with ample free street parking. Alternatively, enter through the garden.
The market has rest room facilities and dog friendly so bring your best friend.
The Fleurieu Aquatic Centre is a vibrant state of the art aquatic, health and fitness and community Centre.
Memberships and casual admission options available.
Features of the facility include: 25 metre, 8 lane swimming pool, Multi-use program pool, Hydrotherapy Pool, Outdoor splash park, Fitness facility, KidsClub, Café.
Visit their website for up to date details, availability, events and pricing.
Fleurieu Arthouse is an artisan-hub in the heart of the wine region of McLaren Vale.
Enrich your life with a visit to see South Australian artists working in their studios. Visit the exhibition gallery with new exhibitions monthly.
Take a piece of the Fleurieu home with you from the retail store where you can buy any form of artisan products and artworks from glass, ceramics, jewellery, sculpture, prints, paintings and so much more.
There is now a barista coffee bar with high quality cookies and cakes.
Situated within the stunning grounds of historic winery Hardys Tintara, the Fleurieu Arthouse is surrounded by beautiful old trees and is close to the cellar door where visitors can buy a glass of wine or do a tasting before browsing our retail space, gallery and studios.
A moment of stillness on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Between vineyard visits and coastal drives, give yourself permission to simply stop. At Fleurieu Wellness in McLaren Vale, our spa and recovery therapies are built around one idea: relaxation as its own reward.
Sink into the warmth of an infrared sauna. Unwind with gentle PEMF sessions. Cool off in their plunge pools. Each therapy is a ritual, a dedicated pocket of quiet in your holiday.
Many guests weave a session into a day of cellar doors and coastal walks, treating it as the calm chapter of their Fleurieu itinerary.
For a fuller escape, the 2.5-hour Wellness Spa Experience brings five therapies together into one unhurried visit: infrared sauna, PEMF, hot magnesium soak, cold plunge and brainwave entrainment. It's designed as a half-day retreat within your holiday.
Book your spa session and make stillness part of the story of your trip.
In an Australian first, the iconic international social darts experience Flight Club has opened its door in Perth’s Central Business District.
The 1800s United Kingdom fairground-themed venue is home to two bars across two levels and pays homage to the heritage of darts combined with the traditional British pub. Flight Club has transformed the traditional game of darts into a fast-paced, exciting social experience for groups to enjoy, alongside a DJ, an extensive food menu featuring hearty and healthy dishes, and a cocktail menu of classic favourites.
‘Social Darts’ is an experience that brings you and your friends together for unexpected, ridiculous, joy. Flight Club has reinvented darts for the twenty-first century, developing a range of fast and exciting multi-player games, built to bring people together and designed to keep you unexpectedly hooked, insatiably entertained and full of joy. Whether you’re an expert darts sniper or a total beginner, everyone has a chance to win when they step up to one of their multiple throw lines.
But, they’re not just about Social Darts, they’re all about being social! Whether you’re looking for a spot for lunch or a cocktail catch up, there’ll be plenty of space around their glorious bar.
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Adrenaline-Charged Flight Simulator Experiences For Ages 12 to 112!
Ready to take flight? Step into the ultimate aviation adventure with their stunning professional Flight Simulators!
Experience the adrenaline rush of piloting fighter jets, airliners, other aircraft and helicopters like never before, all from the safety and comfort of their cutting-edge simulators. No VR here!
Feel the thrill of taking off into the boundless skies, commanding the controls of powerful aircraft with precision and finesse.
Whether you’re a seasoned aviation enthusiast or a first-time flyer, their immersive professional flight simulators offer an unparalleled experience that will leave you breathless.
Experience the thrill of flying a real commercial jet right here in Melbourne.
At Flight Sim Melbourne, step into the captain's seat of the world's most popular airliner, the Boeing 737. The highly realistic simulator lets you take off, cruise, and land just like a real airline pilot, no experience needed.
Perfect for tourists seeking a unique Melbourne adventure and locals wanting something unforgettable. They welcome birthday parties, group bookings, corporate events and aviation enthusiasts of all ages. Add an exciting flight experience to your tour day and enjoy nearby cafés, restaurants, and pubs before or after your session.
Flight Sim Melbourne is easy to reach by public transport, being just a minutes from the East Kew Terminus and nearby bus stops, with convenient parking available if you're driving.
Whether you're chasing your dream of becoming a pilot or simply looking for an exciting experience, Flight Sim Melbourne is ready for takeoff. Book your flight today and become the captain.
From first timers to seasoned aviation fans, the immersive simulators deliver a true to life cockpit adventure that showcases the thrill of flying without ever leaving the ground. Step inside the fully immersive cockpit and discover why Flight Sim Melbourne has become a must do attraction for visitors wanting a unique, unforgettable taste of real aviation.
Experience the thrill of flying a real commercial jet in Brisbane!
At Flight Simulator QLD, guests step into the captain's seat of the world's most popular airliner, the Boeing 737. The highly realistic simulator allows guests to take off, cruise, and land just like a real airline pilot, no experience needed!
Perfect for tourists looking for a unique Brisbane adventure and locals wanting something unforgettable. Flight Simulator QLD welcomes birthday parties, group bookings, corporate events, and aviation enthusiasts of all ages, open on weekends, making it the perfect weekend experience.
Located in Holland Park, Brisbane, the simulator is just minutes from Westfield Carindale and only a short drive from the Brisbane CBD. Surrounded by great cafes, restaurants, and local hotspots, the flight experience can easily be added to a fun day out.
Easy to access by public transport, with convenient parking nearby.
Whether chasing a dream of becoming a pilot or simply looking for something exciting to do, Flight Simulator QLD is ready for takeoff.
The lookout offers magnificent views of the northern Spencer Gulf, Southern Flinders Ranges and Middleback Range in the west.
In 1802 Matthew Flinders was the first European to navigate and chart this unknown coast of South Australia, solving the centuries old mystery as to whether Australia was one continent or two.
January 1803, Louis-Claude de Freycinet navigated and charted the isolated coast for the Baudin expedition. He and his crew spent a night at sea, off what was to become Whyalla, and were impressed by the local scenery.
In September 2001, as part of the Encounter 2002 project to recognise French exploration, the two explorers were commemorated at the lookout by contemporary sculptures and the area was renamed the Flinders and Freycinet Lookout.
Flinders Beach area is located just a few minutes scenic drive from the peaceful township of Flinders. Here there is a leash-free area for dogs, bathing from the beach at mid to high tide and a popular pier which attracts many fishermen. There are two sheltered beaches on either side of Flinders Point called Dodds Creek (400 metre long) and Kennon Cove (1.2 kilometre long).
The Flinders Beach and pier area is a popular snorkelling and scuba diving site known for its weedy sea dragons, fish and octopus and a wreck at the end of the pier. When the tide is out the rockpools appear so it is best to check tide times before you arrive.
You will find a barbecue area and playground located near the car park south of the pier. Kennon Cove provides the best access and picnic facilities. The leash-free dog beach is located north of Dodds Creek, check signposts for restrictions.
