This company is excellent! If you want to scuba dive with the seals in Narooma, this is the team…read moreto go with. They don't have a store, everything is done online and in person. There are two boats. The crew is so friendly!! They will change your tanks in between dives, help you onto the boat, show you all the cool sea life, bring water and fresh snacks for the boat. They really look after their patrons. November is the best time to go out to see the seals.

The Djirringanj People's Walk is a short, well-marked trail between Spencer Park and Bar Beach in…read moreMerimbula, NSW. It was named after the Aboriginal people that once inhabited this estuary and the surrounding hills. It is also called the "Rotary Walk" by some, since it would appear that organization maintains it. The walk (hike) is only about 1.5 km long but traverses some fairly dense forest and also provides many excellent views of the lake and town. There are several viewing platforms along the trail and frequent signs listing facts about the local flora and fauna. Other signs compare old and new photos of the town from the spot you are standing. If you are staying in Merimbula and have the morning off, then I highly recommend the following itinerary: Grab your camera and walk (or drive) to Spencer Park (or Rotary Park); follow signs to the trail (uphill side). Then walk the trail and enjoy the scenery all the way to Bar Beach. Once at the beach, enjoy a laid-back breakfast at Bar Beach Kiosk (http://www.yelp.com/biz/bar-beach-kiosk-merimbula?osq=bar+beach&search_key=67089) featuring beautiful views of the inlet. Then return the way you came. You can thank me later.

Good for a quick view on our tour of Eden and the Sapphire Coast. Nice views on a sunny day.read more

Small park with stunning scenic views…read more One of the best stops along the Sapphire Coast tour, Eden is surrounded by a national park and set in Twofold Bay, which is the third deepest natural harbor in the southern hemisphere. Rotary Park has several short walks with sweeping panoramic views of the rocky coastline and the bay. Follow the trail to the platform to learn more about the ocean animals and, if you are lucky, even see whales. A beautiful small park for a short stop. It really is a slice of Eden.

Clean free park with parking, a small playground & restrooms. Whale watching lookout points are…read morehere & it's migratory season, but none were visible. The Marine Rescue Center here logs in boats & occupants that go out for the day & search for those that don't come back.

Amazing Melbourne T had to be one of the high points of our 12 days in Australia then NZ; we spent…read morefive hours w/ Shelly and she turned it into the value of values for this beautiful city of Melbourne---the stops were the best; her love and depth of knowledge of the region and the city made it a day well spent and she is surely known to the many merchants, tourist highpoint stops and neighborhoods that she showed to us; it was an air conditioned roomy van and she began the morning by giving us the history of what we were about to see--if you want value and the chance to see just what you need to see for your time here--then this is the local to book and book now---my guess is she has got to be in demand and I can vouch for time and dollars very well spent/ so do it now/

From the owner: A great guide can make any place memorable. Shelley and Michelle offer interesting and entertaining…read moretours for visitors to Melbourne. All private, all personalised, all the time!