Namadgi National Park: Approximately 45 minutes from Canberra, a world of silent bush-land, breathtaking vistas and rich Aboriginal history awaits. Situated in the Australian Alps, Namadgi National Park offers a wealth of activities to visitors. From climbing and abseiling the granite outcrops, to mountain biking along the fire trails and exploring the Bimberi wilderness, this area of natural beauty has something for everyone.
Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex: Located in the beautiful Tidbinbilla Valley, about 45 minutes from Canberra by car, the giant antenna dishes of NASA’s Deep Space Network dominate the landscape. The Canberra Space Centre offers visitors the chance to learn about the role Australia plays in the exploration of our solar system. Showcasing the past, present and future of space exploration with interactive displays and memorabilia (such as the flight suit worn by Australian astronaut Andy Thomas), this popular attraction promises to deliver an experience which is out of this world.
Fitzroy Falls: Situated in the heart of the Southern Highlands, the picturesque village of Fitzroy Falls can be reached in around two hours by car. Surrounded by stunning natural waterfalls, thick eucalyptus forests and vast national parks, this idyllic location offers an ideal escape for anyone looking for some of the best bushwalking and bird-watching the region has to offer.