Published for: Tuesday, 5/08/2008
Travel Guides -> Attractions -> New South Wales -> Ballina Area
Alstonville - Great healthy food, coffee and deli products in this friendly cafe.
Alstonville - Squash centre, including a sauna and gym
Alstonville - The Alstonville Market is a great venue for all your homegrown and local produce.
Come along and mingle with the locals and try the exotic fruit & fresh veggies on sale. Alstonville is home to many macadamia, avocado & tropical fruit plantations, so you can rest assured that you are getting the best and freshest available.
Browse through the many art & craft stalls on display featuring local artists, the colours and the festivities are great.
Alstonville - Home of the Living Lattice Labyrinth - the largest maze in the world grown in this fashion as a result of the inosculation of over 9,000 trees. Due to its open structure, claustrophobics will be relaxed in this maze, as will parents of young children.
You can explore the labyrinth to find The Tower, play The Seekers Game or just take a meditative stroll along the broad Living Lattice Paths which are suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.
Puzzles are available to play with and range from jigs... read more
East Ballina - Angels Beach - covering 68 hectares & 2Kilometres. A green corridor of native plants and trees (over 250 species) from Black Head to Flat Rock. Stroll along walking tracks, through pockets of littoral (coastal) rainforest, heath land, wetland and melaleuca-sedgeland. View birds (migratory, shore and bush) as they fly, feed and roost. Watch for echidnas, lizards, frogs, wallabies and snakes. See dolphins at play offshore, and humpback whales migrating between June & October. Explore the marine li... read more
Ballina - Australian Seabird Rescue is a seabird and sea turtle rehabilitation centre that offers one hour tours on issues involving our local environment.
Such topics include the biology and ecology of pelicans and other seabirds, the lifecycle of sea turtles, threats to their survival, responsible fishing, interesting facts about our marine life, what to do when an injured bird or sea turtle are found and ways in which one can contribute to the conservation of these animals.
Bagotville - The Barrage is a barrier limiting mixture of salt seawater with fresh water from the Tuckean Swamp. Hectares of waterlillies ornament the scene.
A variey of birds including Wandering Whistling-Duck, Balck Swan, Pacific Black Duck, Grey Teal, Hardhead, Pelican, Great and LIttle Egrets, Coots, Comb-crested Jacan, Black-fronted Dotterel, Rainbow Bee-eater, Superb and Red-backed Fairy-wrens and the Scarlet Honeyeater can be seen from the roadway.
Ballina Adventure Park Skirmish
Pimlico - `Ballina Adventure Park Skirmish`, offers a different kind of an adventure experience Skirmish Paintball the most exciting & recreational game in the world plus the new technology played outside Laser Ball game.
The best jungle & speedball fields in the region offering several different games played per session try them all or choose your favourite. Players must be 18 years or over, specialising in corporate combat create team spirit with management, staff & conference groups. Catering avail... read more
Ballina - Air conditioned snack bar & refreshments. Free instruction to new comers.
Groups/parties catered for.
Ballina - We invite you to come and enjoy Ballina Fair Shopping Centre. Conveniently located on the Pacific Highway Ballina it is a single level air-conditioned shopping centre providing plenty of customer parking.
We pride ourselves on the variety of shops that include many nation chainstores and major retailers.
Food is plentiful at Ballina Fair Shopping Centre from everything from fresh food to fast food and coffee shops. We`ve got all tastebuds covered.
Lastest fashion for all the family. Casual be... read more
Ballina - The Ballina Fishing Park offers a unique fishing experience in the beautiful surrounds of the Richmond River estuary. The fishing park is stocked full of prize quality Bream, Jewfish & other ocean fish to catch & release or to deep. We also have award winning giant tiger prawns seasonally available at our kiosk or to catch yourself. At the fishing park you can also cook what you catch at our BBQ picnic area & taste fresh Australian seafood in bush surroundings. The Ballina Fishing Park has s... read more
East Ballina - Ballina Golf Club is a family friendly club and welcome all members and visitors.Recognised as the `garden course` of the Northern Rivers, features of Ballina are the easy walking, lush fairways, 328 greens and shady trees. The visually extensive, pleasing gardens complement your enjoyment of golf on our course.
Ballina Indoor Sports And Skate Centre
Ballina - Welcome to Ballina Indoor Sports & Skates Centre!! We offer a wide range of sports and activities for participants of all ages. Great all-weather facilities, great atmosphere, great people... come on in to Ballina Indoor Sports & Skate Centre and join the fun!!
We hold fully supervised skating sessions every Friday night and on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. A DJ, great music, disco lights/ fog machine and skate ramps make sport skating loads of fun. We also hold popular theme nights and throw... read more
Ballina - The Ballina Jockey Club boasts modern facilities to suit all tastes. The Club is set amongst attractive gardens and rural surrounds overlooking a lake, ideal for your Ceremony and Wedding Photos.
Offering a choice of 3 fully air-conditioned reception areas - depending on the size of your Wedding with privacy guaranteed. Ballina Jockey Club has onsite caterers that pride themselves by taking extreme care and offer personal attention.
They have a great choice of many different menus available ... read more
Ballina - The Ballina Market is full of local produce from farm fresh eggs to organic avocado`s take a bag home and try for yourself. Buy that special gift or momento to remind you of your trip to Ballina.
Ballina Naval And Maritime Museum
Ballina - This museum is home to the LA BALSAS raft
On May 27,1973 three balsa rafts left Ecuador and arrived at Ballina on 21st November 1973. The aim of the expedition was to prove that ancient civilisations from South America could have traversed the Pacific in large numbers to populate the Pacific Islands and Australia. One recreated raft was constructed from two of the rafts and along with other items from the expedition are on display at the museum. The history and a video record of the expedition ... read more
Ballina - Located immediately over Missingham Bridge from Ballina. The Ballina
cemetary was originally established here due to to the high ground.
The first recorded burial in old East Ballina cemetery is that of Pearson
Simpson on 26th May, 1853. In 1915 graves were transferred to the new
Ballina cemetery.
It was not until 1963 that this Pioneer Park was established under a special
act of Parliament. The old headstones are being used to create a historic walk.
Owing to the large number of shipping d... read more
Ballina Returned and Services League Bowling Club
Ballina - Enjoy the peace and quiet at Ballina Returned and Services League (RSL) Bowling Club, the friendliest club in Ballina.
Aside from being equipped with all the latest facilities, including three top-class bowling greens, you`ll also discover the best tasting food at family prices in Rinks Restaurant.
Wednesday and Thursday nights sees the restaurant offering a set menu of dishes prepared in a delicious, home-style way. On Friday and Saturday nights, take pleasure in a choice of a la carte mai... read more
Ballina Returned and Services League Club
Ballina - It’s your club … & it’s a whole new lifestyle experience!
Our recent makeover is all about allowing you to make the most of our magnificent waterfront setting in comfort and style and, whether you’re a local or a visitor, we’ll make you feel right at home.
Our chefs have taken top honours in the prestigious ‘Chef’s Table’ awards for the last 3 years running … we keep coming first, because we put you first …
There’s now a wonderful array of quality resort-style dining and recreation choices.
... read more
Ballina - This lookout was established by the rotary club of Ballina to enable visitors to enjoy the 360 degree panoramic views of the coastline, township
and hinterland. Binoculars allow viewing of points of scenic and historic interest.
The Rotary Lookout was rebuilt in April 2006, in a joint project between the Ballina Council, Ballina Rotary Club and a Work for the Dole team. The result is a much larger and higher viewing platform to overlook Ballina, the Richmond River and local beaches. The result... read more
East Ballina - Since the construction of the Ballina Skate Park in 2000, the Skate Park has seen a lot of use not only by locals but also by pros. To make the park even better it is situated right next to the River - this makes a park worth going to.
Ballina - The 32km of white beaches is a beach lovers dream with sheltered coves, vast ocean beaches and some of the world`s finest surf breaks. The beach fishing is legendary and if you wet a line from the North or South Wall, you`re in for a treat!
Ballina Visitor Information Centre
Ballina - Make the most of your stay in beautiful Ballina Shire...... Drop into the Ballina Visitor Information Centre! We have a huge array of arts, crafts, local products a nd souvenirs that make ideal gifts or mementos...... Our friendly staff are always happy to help with maps, brochures and advice, and they can even take care of your tour and accommodation bookings...... You`ll find everything you need!
Ballina - Ballina`s Shared Paths make some of the most popular and enjoyable activities easily accessible for people of all ages. Visitors and residents alike can cycle or stroll along and explore the river and ocean foreshores at leisure. Enjoy spotting dolphins and pelicans as you meander along the North Break wall. Drop into the Ballina Visitor Information Centre & pickup your free Cycleway Network Ballina & Lennox Head brochure.
Alstonville - Barratt Galleries is a contemporary art space located in the historic town of Alstonville. The region is renowned for the diversity of its local art producers from the crafts to the contemporary.
The gallery is dedicated to showcasing the excellence and diversity of the work of regionally based artists. Although the gallery has a focus on limited edition prints, works on paper and artists` books, however the solo exhibition space may exhibit works across all media.
Barratt Galleries has 3 exhi... read more
Wollongbar - A little touch of pioneer history comes alive in this Award-winning Restaurant. Having operated as a Restaurant in an original pioneering farmhouse for the past 28 years, the Bwllowing Bull has established itself as an icon in the local area. The Restaurant prides itself on using fresh local produce including the region`s finest beef, seafood, lamb, pork ,chicken and duck. The Restaurant`s menu is quite extensive to cater to a wide range of tastes and choices. Located in the lush hinterland on t... read more
Ballina - A circular lagoon surounds a small tree-covered island. Behind on both sides of the lagoon is a wide mown area with atttractive shade trees. Behind this again are tracks leading in and out of the paperbark forest. Shelter, water and toilets are available.
Birds seen include Plumed Whistling-Duck, Grey Teal, Pacific Baza, Dusky Moorhen, Superb Fairy-wren, Eastern Yellow Robin, Varied Triller, Olive-backed Oriole, Figbird and Red browed Finch.
Ballina - The staff of the Big Prawn invite you to take a break from your journey and settle down to sample some authentic Australian cuisine for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Morning tea and snacks are also available.
The Big Prawn is fully licensed and is able to seat up to 180 people.
East Ballina - Located at Angels Beach Ballina, Black Head Lookout is a significant, sacred, cultural heritage site for the Bundjalung aboriginal people.
Alstonville - Welcome to the finest Malaysian Thai and Chinese cuisine on the Alstonville Plateau.
Ballina - Part of the Ramada complex and overlooking the Richmond River, Cafe 29 is a unique dining experience that captures the essence of the seaside resort town, with its stylish design, layout and of course, picturesque vistas.
It is the ideal place to enjoy a leisurely breakfast, important lunch meeting with clients and a celebratory dinner with family and friends.
Alstonville - Originally known as `Olivene`, the house was built in 1910 by DC Connor of Ballina for Mr William Ambrose Crawford and his new bride, Olive (nee White).
In 1982, the house was sold to the Ballina Shire Council and was used by community groups until it was opened as a heriage museum in October 2004.
The home has been restored by the Alstonville Plateau Historical Society and features many interesting household objects dating from the turn of the century to 1960.
Come and see how rural families... read more
Father Macs Heavenly Puddings Ltd
Alstonville - The Alstonville Parish commenced in 1981 with limited funds and buildings in need of extensive repairs. Father Darcy McCarthy, the first Parish Priest began making puddings for the Church cake stall as a hobby and as a result demand for the delicious morsel began to grow. In 1992, a limited company was established to protect the copyright and the factory was extended, ovens increased and an additional coolroom constructed. The Parish now assists various local and distant charities while suppleme... read more
East Ballina - The rock platform dives miles of pristine surfing beach.
Discover the fascinating world of unusual and beautiful creatures that calls this unique rocky platform home.
At low tide several hectars of flat basalt rock provide a resting place for hundreds of seabirds and migratory waders. Birds seen include Eastern Reef Egret, Osprey, Brahminy Kite, White-bellied Sea-Eagle, Whimbrel, Wandering Tattler, Ruddy Turnstone, Sanderling, Red-necked Stint, both species of Oystercatcher, Lesser and Great... read more
Ballina - Fleurs restaurant in the Comfort Inn All Seasons at Ballina offers diners a menu of international fare at affordable prices. The elegant restaurant serves an innovative menu with a selection of Australian favourites, Mediterranean cuisine and some delicious Asian flavours. The menu changes with the seasons to take advantage of fresh local produce.
Relax in the spacious cocktail lounge as a prelude to the delights of Fleurs Restaurant, renowned as one of Ballina`s best. The series of individual ... read more
East Ballina - Recently renovated Hotel Henry Rous offers al fresco dining in the modern bistro in the heart of Ballina.
Ballina - Enjoy excellent land based whale watching from June-October as the magnificent humpback whales make their annual migration. The jagged Northern Rivers coastline of headlands and lookouts offers excellent opportunities for land-based whale watching, which will cost you nothing. In Ballina, you can sit back and relax at the Ballina lookout to watch the passing parade or as the whales travel north the headland of Lennox Head offers great views and excellent sightings.
Lennox Head - Lake Ainsworth is an unique area as it is only some 50 metres from the Pacific Ocean, yet it is a fresh water
lake. The black colouring comes from the roots of the tea trees which surround the lake. It is a very
popular swimming spot and the fresh water is reputed to contain qualities that are beneficial for your
health.
The lake is also a very popular inshore sailing spot, catamarans & sailboards, may be hired during holidays
and most weekends.
Ballina - A tidal salty lake with marshy margins, surrounded by a wide mown area.
Best visited during summer, one hour before high tide when a surprising variety of migratory waders leave scattered mudflats to congregate at the lake. Bush birds can be seen in the adjacent forest.
Excellent notice boards illustrate and name some of the birds. Birds seen include Bar-tailed Godwit, Eastern Curlew Sandpiper, Pacific Golden Plover, Lesser and Greater Sand Plovers, Sacred Kingfisher, Azure Kingfisher, Rainbo... read more
Lennox Head - The specialised habitat of coastal heath provides good bird watching at any time, but in Spring a vast carpet of wildflowers attracts great numbers of birds.
Birds seen include Brahminy Kite, Whistling Kite, Swamp Harrier, Rainbow Bee-eater, Superb Fairy-wren, Variegated Fairy-wren, Red-backed Fairy-wren, Little Wattlebird, Brown Honeyeater, White-cheeked Honeyeater, Tawny Grassbird and Golden-headed Cisticola.
Lennox Head - Spend a leisurely Sunday strolling around the Lennox Market set around Lake Ainsworth only metres from Lennox`s Main Surfing Beach. Local`s flock to the Lennox Market to stock up on local produce and buy that unique gift for that special someone or to just treat themselves. Taste the many different flavours of Thai, Indian & Italian food just to name a few.
Lennox Head - Also known as the `moat` or the `boat channel` , Lennox Reef covers 2.5 hectares and 1.5 km`s along Seven Mile Beach. The reef, directly in front of the main street, contains a vast variety of marine life and is a favourite snorkelling spot.spot for snorkeling.
South Ballina - Stroll along walking tracks and view birds (migratory, shore and bush) as they fly, feed and roost. Watch for echidnas, lizards, frogs, wallabies and see dolphins at play offshore, and humpback whales migrating between June and October. Watch the layback lifestyle of the surfers and windsurfers off North Wall. At sunset experience the magnificent sight of the Trawlers making their way over the Ballina Bar or throw a line off North Wall and you will be in for a feast.
Alstonville - The name `Lumley` was given in recognition of Councillor Clarence Lumley who gave his life in World War 1. In November 1970 the Lumley Park Transport Museum was opened by Ambrose Crawford. Orginally home to croquet lawns the three acres of forest bushland was regenerated by the `Scrub Reserve Committee`. Information boards make the entrance into the scrub where a winding walk will introduce you to myriad of Australian native flora & fauna, including a large colony of flying foxes draped amongst ... read more
Knockrow - Fur, feathers, fine food and family fun - The Macadamia Castle is full of little surprises! There are lots of native furry friends and cuddly nursery animals, mini golf, train rides, playgrounds and barbecues. There`s rabbit petting, face painting, treehouse, and a new reptile display.
Treat yourself to breakfast or lunch with some great local coffee and delicious food. Enjoy homemade cakes and cookies, or just have an ice-cream.
The Macadamia Castle offers a wide range of gourmet macadamia pr... read more
Matt`s Golf Centre & Driving Range
Ballina - Driving Range
Professional at the Ballina Golf Driving Range, help you develop and improve... your golf.
Open 7 days ( 9am & extended hours daylight savings)
Hire Clubs: $2 each Woods
$1each Irons & Putters
Ball Prices: $6.50 (50 Balls)
$8.50 (75 Balls)
$11.00 (100 Balls)
Green Fees: $5.50 for 9 Holes Adult
$4.50 School Students
$15.50 Family of 4 ( 9 Holes)
... read more
Wardell - Licensed, old world fine dining and A la Carte. We also cater for Vegetarians 7 special dietary requirements.
South Ballina - Near the mouth of the Richmond River, Mobbs Bay is a deep indentation in the south bank which is now protected by the South Ballina wall. Mobbs Bay is a great family picnic, swimming and fishing spot at low tide and access is provided by short tracks from the road.
Mobbs Bay is also a good spot to watch waders feeding at low tide and roosting at high tide. There is also an Osprey nest on the provided pole which is used regularly by the resident pair. Tall timber and roadside bushes provide habi... read more
East Ballina - Nautilus Bar and Grill offers a fine dining experience catering to every taste. Dine in front of an open fire during the winter months, or `Al fresco` on one of our many palm fringed terraces where you can enjoy a warm summer evening, in style.
Ballina - For oodles and oodles of the freshest and tastiest noodles on the far north coast, Noodle Paradise has the market boxed. If you love Asian inspired dishes, Noodle Paradise is the best place to get a quick fix. In all, 33 noodle dishes are available from the tantalising menu designed to satiate the senses.
All are quickly cooked while you wait using the freshest seasonal produce. Noodle Paradise offers a huge
variety of fantastically priced noodle dishes that are 97% fat free and full of h... read more
Ballina - Teaming with an array of marine and bird life, north creek is also a great spot for swimming, fishing and waterside picnics.
Northern Rivers Brewing Company
Alstonville - Northern Rivers Brewing Company is an independent locally owned and operated brewery. All beers are completely natural, brewed only with grain, hops, yeast and filtered water. No chemicals, additives or preservatives are used.
Cellar door sales and guided tours and tastings.
Ballina - If you savor delicious and authentic Chinese food, then Oriental Pearl Chinese is for you!
Lennox Head - Pat Morton Lookout is located North of Ballina on the scenic coastal road.This lookout is named after one of Lennox Head`s pioneers, Pat Morton.
From this lookout, spectacular views of the coast stretch North as far as Byron Bay, with an extraordinary view of Australia`s most easterly point at
Cape Byron. It is also a great spot for whale watching, checking out the surfers at the point and admiring the daredevils soaring above on hang gliders.
Picnic and barbecue facilities are available. A sh... read more
Alstonville - The only late night take-away pizza shop in Alstonville!
Ballina - Follow the Richmond River and take a leisurely ride or stroll along the Kerry Saxby Walkway and try a little dolphin and pelican spotting.
Ballina - Overlooking the entrance to the river and the main surfing beach which is patrolled over the holiday periods, Ballina Lighthouse stands in a strategic position on Lighthouse Hill. Built in 1879 by Alston and Perry it is one of the oldest lighthouses in NSW. It is situated 35 metres above the high tide mark and its range of light is approximately 20 kilometres. Originally it was manually operated and converted to automatic operation in 1926, the light power being 1500 candles.
Ballina - Traditional Thai Cuisine BYO Restaurant.
Lennox Head - Ruby`s Restaurant is set right on the waters edge overlooking the Pacific Ocean with undoubtedly some of the best ocean views in the World. The famous restaurant has been operating in the region for the past ten years. Ruby`s is owned and operated by its two chefs and serve contemporary Australian cusine with emphasis on local seafood. The a`la carte menu is complimented by an extensive wine list. A cafe menu with delicious burgers, beer battered fish and chips is also availabel.
Lennox Head - The sweep of Seven Mile Beach is rimmed with sand dunes and a variety of coastal sand forests, some of which are listed as endangered ecological communities.
You can stroll for hours along the vast expanse of Seven Mile Beach and lose yourself in its natural splendour - and for the angler, the beach fishing is as legendary as is the surf!
4WD access from the northern end to the Shire Boundary. Dogs are also allowed north of the Lake Ainsworth Reserve, with effective control.
Dominated by coast... read more
Lennox Head - Welcome to the Seven Mile Cafe Restaurant - Lennox Head NSW, Ballina and Byron Shire`s best absolute oceanfront restaurant.
We are a Licensed and BYO (bottled wine only) Modern Australian Restaurant, open for Dinner from Wednesday through to Saturday and Lunch from Friday through to Sunday.
At the Seven Mile Cafe Restaurant you can enjoy fine food and fine wines in a relaxed environment, with uninterrupted views of the beautiful Seven Mile Beach.
We are also an idyllic venue for Wedding Recep... read more
Ballina - Shelly Beach is a white sandy beach with nearby rock pools just waiting for investigation. Perfect for toddlers, the wading pool at Shelly Beach has been built into the rocks and the beach is patrolled during school holidays.
Its just a short stroll up to Shelly`s On The Beach where you can dine in style with the dolphins and whales.
East Ballina - Perfect for toddlers, the wading pool at Shelly Beach has been built into the rocks and the beach is patrolled in school holidays.
East Ballina - If you enjoy fablous food and wish to dine with the dolphins and whales Shelly`s on the Beach is for you! Enjoy modern Australian Cuisine with selections of seafood, salads and superb meals and homemade cakes while viewing the wonderful marine wildlife at Shelly Beach, Ballina.
South Ballina Beach and South Break Wall
South Ballina - Stroll for hours along the vast expanse of South Ballina Beach and lose yourself in its natural splendor. For the angler the beach fishing is legendary, as is the surf. There is 4WD access, plus dogs are permitted without a leash, but effective control is required.
See dolphins at play offshore and humpback whales migrating between June and October. Plus gallop along the white sandy beach and crystal clear water on horseback.
For bird lovers, South Ballina Beach is a haven for sea and shore bi... read more
Ballina - Summerland Antiques, Collectables & Garden Centre.
One of the largest wholesalers / retailers in Australia.
Stock from all over the world and also buys locally.
Open 9am - 5pm 7 days a week.
Wollongbar - One of the largest aquariums on the Far North Coast
Specialising in:
Tropical
Goldfish
Rift Lake
American Cichlids
Huge range of:
Aquariums
Aquarium products
Garden ponds
Water feature pumps
Large selection of rare cacti & succulents
Visiting our business is a must for your agenda with pleasant staff available to assist you with your enquires!
Summerland House Visitor Information Centre
Alstonville - The staff at Summerland house will assist visitors and travellers with information about Summerland House and and the surrounding area. Stop and see this unique facility. Happy smiling faces will greet you, wander through our beautiful tropical garden Visit the nursery and gift shop, stop for a delicious cup of coffee.
Summerland House With No Steps
Alstonville - Summerland House is nestled amongst 69 hectares of beautiful farmland on the Alstonville Plateau between Lismore and Ballina and was founded in 1971. We are a training ground for people with disabilities and provide employment and vacational training to enhance their career opportunities. The magnificent gardens, picnic area and playground facilities make this a fun, safe place to bring the family where you can enjoy yourselves in a friendly atmospere.
Facilities
* Garden Cafe - located in a t... read more
Teven - In the gentle hills of the Ballina hinterland, an unforgettable golfing experience awaits you.
`Royal Teven` as it has been fondly named by locals, is set in a peaceful and breathtaking valley amongst meandering creeks and remnant rainforests, with only the songs of birdlife and the occasional splash of a platypus to interrupt your relaxing golf game.
Just 10 minutes from Ballina, Teven Golf Course is central to Lismore, Byron Bay and picturesque beaches.
Our superbly maintained course is a c... read more
Ballina - * Huge a la carte menu * Lunch and Dinner...7 days
* Special functions catered for * Indoor or Courtyard Dining * TAB
* Live Entertainment * Fox and Sky TV * Friendly Service
*Backpacker Accommodation * Succulent Steaks * Choice Seafood
* All meals from $6.50 - $15.00
The Blue Room Riverside Restaurant
Ballina - Offering fully licensed riverside dining with a modern menu with seafood a specialy of the house.
Open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner. It is available for weddings and functions anytime by prior arrangement.
Waterfront dining * Weddings a specialty * Restaurant & function centre
Ballina - Located in Gibbon Street, this ceremonial site for the Nyangabal people is one of the few well-preserved earth bora rings in NSW.
Ballina - The Garden Restaurant is fully licensed, and features dishes using local fresh foods including bush and rainforest delicacies.
Respected among those who enjoy good food, The Garden was a finalist in the NSW Restaurant and Caterering Awards for Best Restaurant in a hotel/motel in 2001, and was Regional Winner in 1999 for Best Food in a 4/5 star property (HMAA Awards for Excellence).
It is a casual and comfortable spot for discerning travellers.
Thursday Plantation - The Education Centre
Ballina - Visit TP Health and discover a World of Natural Medicine.
The Thursday Plantation Education Centre features an interactive display centre, video theatre, The Verandah Cafe, The Factory Cafe, The Factory Shop, The Gift Shop, a sculpture garden featuring 80 magnificent sculptures, the Tea Tree Maze, a natural ampitheatre and a rainforest walk.
The Centre is open seven days a week from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. and entry is free.
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