Abercrombie River Holiday Deals

Abercrombie River Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Abercrombie River

We're here for a good time, not a long time! So get cracking and book that trip to Abercrombie River. It's the ideal entry to the picturesque rural landscapes, rivers and mountains of Central New South Wales.

The nation's capital, Canberra, is located 150 kilometres to the south of Abercrombie River.

Abercrombie River is within easy reach of some pleasant natural attractions. Ben Chifley Dam is 45 kilometres away and is well worth the time spent in the car.

Head over and soak in the atmosphere at Abercrombie Caves.

Neville is 25 kilometres to the northwest and worth visiting. Need more ideas? Rockley, 30 kilometres to the northeast of Abercrombie River, should be on your list.

Do a little shopping and see some sights in Bathurst. This place is 60 kilometres away and not too far from the Mount Panorama Winery, the National Motor Racing Museum and Bathurst Visitor Information Centre. That said, you shouldn't forget about Bathurst Courthouse and Chifley Home either.

Indulge the adventurer within and delight in the local scenery with some hiking. Or, maybe you could go horse riding?

Picnicking and bird watching are enjoyable ways to take some time out if always being on the go has left you on edge.

Leave the organising to your guide as you rub shoulders with fellow travellers on some culinary tours and winery tours.

You don't have to be a bird to glide above the landscape below. Sky diving is a breathtaking way to see a whole lot more of the place.

Our schedules are often dependent on the weather forecast, but luckily that's not the case with every attraction. Rain or shine, visit the region's art museums, history museums, art galleries and craft workshops whenever you like.

On a clear day, head outdoors to take in the surrounding area's open-air museums, open-air exhibits and farms.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, you probably think travel is too. Combine your affection for both by heading out and tasting the food and drink offerings at a few of the restaurants, cafés and bars in town.

Once you find a table and browse a restaurant or café menu, you'll quickly realise that beef and oysters are a few ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

When Abercrombie River residents talk about their food, it's likely you'll hear salt and pepper squid or meat pie mentioned once or twice. These classic meals form part of the region's identity and ought to be on any food lover's list.

Calories don't count when you're travelling, right? So it's a great excuse to acquaint yourself with the joys of peach melba, a well-liked dessert.

You haven't lived until you've had a sip of the local brew. Whether you're looking to sit back in a quiet corner or get a bit of liquid courage to make new friends, ask for Hahn.

Bundaberg Spiced Rum is most certainly worth a try. Straight, mixed, in a cocktail? Your barkeeper should have a couple of taste bud-tingling recommendations.

Not very much is better than a glass of wine with a meal. Here, Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon and Orange region Merlot are what the wine lovers usually ask for.

Ready to fly out? Choose a route, pack your bags and set your alarm clock. The nearest airport, Canberra International Airport (CBR), is approximately 160 kilometres to the south.