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Accommodation - Far North Coast
A sub-tropical paradise with a unique lifestyle and unsurpassed natural attractions. In the pristine surf beaches, unspoilt rainforest and wild rivers, you'll discover a very special part of New South Wales.
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Byron Bay Accommodation
- Direct accommodation bookings for Byron Bay, well known for it's world-famous surf beaches which will delight surfers, while Julian Rocks Marine Reserve will delight divers. Those seeking an alternate experience will find new age therapies on every corner.
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Ballina Accommodation
- Wander through the quiet country hinterland to world heritage rainforests and hidden waterfalls, relax and enjoy the pristine white sandy beaches, or cruise on the tranquil waters of the Richmond River.
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Tweed Coast Accommodation
- Nestled in the caldera of an ancient shield volcano, the Tweed region in Northern NSW offers a wealth of holiday experiences - from lush World Heritage listed rainforests and rolling green farmland to unspoilt beaches and ocean adventures.
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Night dive at the Rock
by Gerard
- The sunset over the bay was a real treat to watch through the boat as we waited for water to lift her. We would soon be on our way past the perfectly peeling lines of swell and out to the rocks.
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Hooked on Julian Rocks, Byron Bay
by John Natoli
- 20th July 2003 .... that is the first time I drove down from the Gold Coast to Byron Bay and arrived at Sundive, jumped on one of their boats and set out to dive Julian Rocks - and I have been addicted ever since
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Diving with a propeller - Seadoo Supercharged Scooter
by Kay
- My first opportunity to use the Seadoo Supercharged Seascooter was recently on a dive in the Tweed River, northern NSW. Visibility was quite good (15m) and water temperature was warm (24 degrees).
