La Porchetta 38 Tallarook St. Seymour Victoria Phone: 5792-1841 Old Post Office Seymour 50 Emily St. Seymour Victoria Phone: 5792-3170 Rachael’s Place Wine Bar 74 Emily St. Seymour Victoria Phone: 5799-0300 Seymour Emperor Restaurant 10 Emily St. Seymour Victoria Phone: 5792-2506 Seymour Indian Cuisine Shop 5 115 Anzac Avenue, Seymour Victoria Phone: 5792-3337 Seymour Mexican Restaurant 32 Station St. Seymour, Victoria Phone: 5792-1978 Araminta’s 56a Tallarook St. Seymour, VIC Phone: 5792-1886 Blues Central Coffee Shop Shop3, 20 Tallarook St. Seymour, VIC Phone: 5799-0110 Cafe R & B Shop1, 30 Wallis St. Seymour, VIC Phone: 5799-1717 96 Cafe and Gifts 96 Station St. Seymour, VIC Phone: 5799-0914 Railway Kiosk Seymour Railway Station Toasty’s Cafe and Juice Bar Shop , The Mall, 78 Station St. Seymour, VIC Phone: 5799-0588 Veneto Blu 42 Station St. Seymour, VIC Phone:...
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· Gallery 34 34 High st, Yea, Victoria, Australia · Marmalades 20 High St, Yea, VIC, 3717 Tel: 03) 57972 2999 [email protected] · Yea Peppercorn 21 Station St, Yea VIC 3717 Phone: (03) 5797 2000 Email:[email protected] · Royal mail hotel High street, Yea, Victoria, Australia · Yea Chinese Restaurant Phone: (03) 5797 2865 32 High Street, Yea VIC...
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Seymour Visitor Information Centre is located at Old Court House, Cnr Emily & High Sts, Seymour. Phone them at 5799 0233 or send them an email:[email protected] the centre is open daily from 9am to...
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Yea Visitor Information Centre is located at the rear of Marmalades Cafe, 20 High St, Yea, Victoria3717. Phone them at or send them...
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Alexandra Visitor Information conveniently located at 36 Grant Street, Alexandra. Phone them at 03 5772 1100 or send them...
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Bonnie Doon is a small town located in North East Victoria on the edge of Lake Eildon and is the Gateway to The High Country. For more information about the town please call the Bonniedoon Community Centre. Bonnie Doon Community Centre Arnot Street Bonnie Doon Victoria 3720 03 5778 7722 03 5778...
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Mansfield Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located at 175 High St, Mansfield, Victoria3722. Phone them at 03 5775 7000 or send them...
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Located at the base of the majestic Tallarook Ranges, is the serene township of Tallarook which supports plentiful wildlife and farming properties. The Tallarook State Forest is a popular area for adrenaline junkies, the area covers 1500 hectares of land which is a perfect place for camping, biking, hang gliding, rock climbing, car and motorcycling touring, horse riding and bushwalking. One of the most popular spots in the area is Mt Hickey, otherwise know as Mount Tallarook, this is the highest point in the area and it offers breathtaking scenery. Nestled on the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range, the town of Tallarook was formerly a central to the territories of the Goulburn Aboriginal tribes, they coined the term Tallarook which means ‘call of the wattle birds’. For more information about the town and surrounds please contact the friendly staff of the Seymour Visitor Information Centre, located in the Old Court House on Emily Street, Seymour, Victoria. Telephone: 03 5799 0233 Email:...
Read MorePlanning your visit to Yea will be a breeze, especially if you contact or drop by at the Yea Visitor Information Centre, conveniently located at the rear of Marmalades Cafe, 20 High St, Yea, Victoria 3717. Busy? Just Phone them at or send them an email: [email protected]. Yea is a delightful township found in the north east of Victoria, just over 100 Kms from Melbourne and 35 minutes from the Hume Hwy. Yea is a popular tourist destination with many travelers stopping for the fine food, restaurants and cafes as they explore the region. The Yea Accommodation styles range from hotels, motels, caravan parks, b&b’s and cottages. You can find out more by calling the Yea Visitor Information Center. Please Note: Our New Visitor Information Center concept plans can be seen in the following image, this center will be open early next year, so watch this space. Yea is the perfect place to indulge in that weekend getaway, being so close to Melbourne. The many accommodation styles in yea ensure that everyone’s needs are catered for. Yea is surrounded by rivers, streams, wetlands, hills and valleys and has the longest rail trail passing right through the Yea Township. You can discover an entirely new experience riding your bikes through the country side of Yea either to Yarck, Alexandra, Mansfield or to Seymour. No matter what the direction the scenery and experience will impress upon your memories. Yea has a very impressive hidden secret… just on the Northern side of the Yea Township you will find the Yea Wetlands. The ephemeral Yea Wetlands is situated on 32ha of crown land between two branches of the Yea River. The Yea Wetlands is cared for by a committee of management and some very proud and enthusiastic community members who have attracted funding to create beautiful improvements that deliver ecological, social and economic benefits to the environment and community. You can find in the wetlands of Yea, the fossils of some of the earliest known land plants in the world, dating back 400 million years ago! Also keep an eye out for the sacred Kingfisher as you meander along the beautiful boardwalks. The Yea Wetlands is a must see for visitors planning a trip...
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‘Molesworth Scenic Trail’ is a hidden treasure that meanders along Molesworth/Dropmore Road starting at the Goulburn Valley Highway and heading towards Caveat, Highlands High country. From the Caveat end of the road you can then go full circle back through Yea or Yarck. This 14 km scenic country lane takes you back in time as it travels along the beautiful Goulburn river flats and then winds its way up into the breath taking High Country. It wends its way slowly over creeks that sparkle with a tempting golden glitter in the sunlight. It travels along the side of rocky outcrops with cascading waterfalls spectacular after local rainfall. All the time takes you through the wooded hills and hidden valleys. With a rich treasure of wildlife visitors often stumble across a wallaby grazing along the side of the road or a wombat heading somewhere with serious intent. Occasionally echidnas can be seen going about daily business or bluetongues sunbaking in the morning rays. Koalas are often seen snoozing in the trees or at certain times of the year the thick clouds of butterflies can extend for hundreds of metres. The views, the bush smells, the sounds of birds just take your breath away and leave you with a heartfelt experience. There is so much to experience that it’s worth a day trip to take your time and explore Molesworth Scenic Trail. Have lunch or tea at the local pub and stay at ‘Bonnie Brae Farmstay’ or Molesworth hotel for the night before continuing your...
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