Tullah Holiday Deals

Tullah Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Tullah

Yep. Midlands is kinda off the beaten track. But let's be honest, who wants to do the touristy thing anyway? Besides, there's so much to see and do in this spectacular region (not least of all its impressive rural landscapes, lakes and mountains). Set up camp in Tullah and you can see it all from there.

It sits 780 kilometres southwest of the capital of Australia, Canberra.

While away a day strolling along the shoreline at Somerset Beach or Boat Harbour Beach.

Take a deep breath and immerse yourself in the natural surroundings of Dove Lake. It sits 30 kilometres away from Tullah. You'll also find some quiet time at Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre, 30 kilometres away.

If you have more time on your hands, swing by Lake Rosebery.

The West Coast Pioneers Memorial Museum and the Zeehan Golf Club are near the middle of Zeehan, 25 kilometres to the southwest of Tullah. Why not head there and have a gander?

You may feel the urge to stay in Strahan for a little while. This destination is 50 kilometres away and close to the Strahan Golf Club, Strahan Harbour and Botanical Garden Reserve. Other nearby attractions are Hogarth Falls and Beaches.

Discover the wider region from a new perspective and sign up for a bit of mountain climbing or hiking. They're both well-loved hobbies in this part of the world.

If your littlest travellers are tired of sightseeing, why not spend a relaxed day camping or wildlife watching?

Walk through the doors of the region's history museums and craft workshops and make the most of all that they have to offer.

You'd be hard-pressed to think of a more engaging way to explore the local area than by visiting its open-air markets.

History fans will enjoy exploring the local traditional villages and historic bridges. If that's you, do a bit of research and choose one to stop at first.

Treat your taste buds and fill your Instagram feed with appetising pics by tucking into some of the region's most delectable food and drink offerings. Just remember to hashtag 'yum'!

Looking for a quick introduction to the regional cuisine? We recommend you get a taste for beef and salmon, two essential ingredients which make up dishes here.

No true foodie would visit Tullah without experiencing at least one of the classic meals, such as salt and pepper squid and meat pie.

Dinner isn't complete without dessert, so stop worrying about calorie counting and get stuck into one of the most popular sweet treats, peach melba.

For lovers of a decent pint, head to the nearest bar and request Cascade Special Stout. It's best enjoyed with a side of storytelling and mingling with the regulars.

Straight, mixed, in a cocktail — doesn't matter! One or more shots of Bundaberg Spiced Rum will add some fire to your night out! It's a hit with locals, and it's certainly worth trying.

Watch out for Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon and Huon Valley Pinot Noir on the wine lists. They're local specialities for both vino savants and novices alike.

When it's time to bid farewell, don't leave your last Australian dollars bouncing around in your pocket. Why not buy some postcards as a reminder of this beautiful region?

Time to hit the skies? Pack your bags, set an alarm and map out a route to Tullamarine Airport (MEL). It's about 460 kilometres to the north.