Very enthusiastic guides at the Eden Visitor Center…read more Check out the Killer Whale Museum in Eden, learn more about Old Tom.

From the owner: The Eden Visitor Information Centre has everything you need to know about visiting Eden and the…read moreSapphire Coast. Our staff have expert local knowledge about the best places to explore, where to eat and where to stay. Your one-stop-shop for accommodation, tours, fishing charters, diving, whale watching, visitor information, maps, guide books, events, souvenirs and local products

Very small place. Admission is $5 per person…read more There was nothing to do in this town, so we decided to kill some time at this place. The coolest thing we saw here was the octopus in the aquarium tank. The wifi here is decently fast, so I got a chance to check emails and do my social networking while in a foreign country. Staff were really nice and pleasant. Just not much to see.

From the owner: Hands-on, interactive marine exhibit centre featuring shark information, micro-eyes, a beachcombing…read moretable, a touch tank, and live animals. There are fantastic outdoor activities such as snorkelling and rocky shore rambles. We cater for schools, bus groups and walk ins

When we went to the Snowy Mountains recently we visited the Snowy Mountains hydro scheme…read more The building of The Project started in 1949, there are now 8 power stations, we did a guided tour for an hour of the Murray 2 Power Station, they have have our videos of the history of the project, we learnt a lot of the things about this hydro electric scheme, how the snow turns into water for the farmer and to generate electricity.

This place is incredibly informative. Yes, you have to be interested in engineering feats which are…read moreconsidered one of the seven wonders in the entire world, but the fact that it's in Australia, and in my current state meant I had to go visit. It's a small trip if you happen to be in this area going through to the snow so do yourself a favour and stop off, learn a little about the largest renewable energy resource in Australia.