Fingal Holiday Deals

Fingal Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Fingal

Yep. We hear ya. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it about time you booked your next adventure? Fingal awaits!

The nation's capital, Canberra, can be found approximately 710 kilometres to the north of Fingal.

There's nothing that compares to enjoying a day by the sea. At some point during your trip, organise an excursion to Dora Point Beach, 50 kilometres to the northeast.

You don't need to head too far to experience some splendid natural sights. Warm up the car and venture over to St Helens Waterfront, 40 kilometres away from Fingal, for a relaxing day. Or maybe St Helens History and Visitor Information Centre tickles your fancy? It sits just 40 kilometres away.

If you're considering venturing further afield, journey 20 kilometres east to St Marys. This is where you'll discover Four Mile Creek Lookout and the IronHouse Brewery. We also recommend stopping by Falmouth, 25 kilometres to the northeast, for the Scamander River Golf Club and Henderson Lagoon.

Bicheno Blowhole, Bicheno Penguin Tours and the Bicheno's Motorcycle Museum & Restoration are all really close to Bicheno, 40 kilometres to the southeast. Want some more reasons to swing by? Whalers Lookout and Douglas-Apsley National Park are not far away either.

An excellent way to see the surrounding region is to partake in an outdoor adventure. Rock climbing is one of the most popular activities around here. But if you'd rather try something else, you could always go mountain climbing.

Embark on a journey of discovery with a friendly tour guide and some fellow travellers. Guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours are a few options in this area.

Are you keen on spending time by the water? Add some extra thrills to your trip by going rafting or canoeing.

Searching for something outside that will suit the whole family? The local area offers visitors some pleasant open-air museums.

Your eyes shouldn't get to have all the fun while visiting Tasmania. Give your taste buds a little attention too by indulging in the local food and beverage offerings. After all, you haven't truly experienced a destination until you've tasted its flavours.

This region has its own cuisine based on local tastes and traditional ingredients. You'll find beef and salmon are two staple elements in many of the dishes.

During your time in Fingal, you should eat like the locals do. That means ordering a plate of salt and pepper squid or meat pie, a couple of the region's distinctive dishes.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's not just a coincidence. There's no more delicious way to say goodbye to your worries than with peach melba, a sweet treat that's often found on dining tables here.

It can be a challenge to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to quality beers, but one must-try brew is Cascade Special Stout. Grab a pint and bottoms up!

Straight, mixed, in a cocktail — doesn't matter! A few shots of Bundaberg Spiced Rum should jumpstart the party! You should find it most places here, and it's most definitely worth a try.

A flavoursome glass of vino can round out any delicious meal, and the best regional wine varieties cannot be missed. Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon and Huon Valley Pinot Noir are the top picks here.

Travelling to the beautiful Tasmania region is an enriching experience, and chances are that it will have touched you with its magic. But alas, there must come a time to say goodbye.