3 places to discover
Berry is a historic town in the Shoalhaven region of New South Wales, located about 140 kilometres south of Sydney on the Princes Highway. Established in the 1820s on land granted to Alexander Berry, it retains a well-preserved 19th-century streetscape with heritage-listed buildings. Notable for its boutique shops, cafes, monthly markets, and surrounding dairy farmland, it serves as a gateway to the South Coast and nearby beaches.
Brunswick Heads is a coastal village at the mouth of the Brunswick River in Byron Shire, northern New South Wales, about 15 kilometres north of Byron Bay. Known for its sheltered river beach, surf beach and adjoining nature reserve, it retains a low-key fishing village character. The town is notable for its location on Bundjalung Country, timber port heritage, protected estuary, and family-friendly beaches supporting swimming, surfing and river-based recreation.
South Bank Parklands is a 17-hectare urban parkland on the southern bank of the Brisbane River in South Brisbane, opposite the Brisbane CBD. Developed on the former World Expo 88 site and officially opened in 1992, it is Brisbane's premier recreational and cultural precinct. The parklands feature Streets Beach, Australia's only inner-city man-made beach, along with landscaped gardens, the Grand Arbour, the Nepalese Pagoda, riverside promenades, restaurants and event spaces.