Kingston Holiday Deals

Kingston Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Kingston

Yep. Wanderlust — it gets right into your bones. So, isn't it time you planned your next adventure? Kingston awaits!

It's located 3,000 kilometres to the west of Canberra, the country's capital.

It's no secret that spending time outdoors is good for you. Keeping that in mind, why don't you head 40 kilometres out of Kingston to Pemberton Forest Park? Forest Visitor Center, just 18 kilometres away, is another popular choice.

You can learn about the cultural characteristics of this area by visiting the Protestant Chapel Maritime Museum.

Travel back in time as you stroll around Old Kingston Town. This historical site has plenty of tales to tell.

Venture outwards and see what's happening in Middlesex, 20 kilometres to the southwest. Plenty of visitors come here for the Timber Museum and the Manjimup Country Club Golf Course. Alternatively, Smith Brook is 25 kilometres to the southwest of Kingston. Visit this place for access to the Salitage Winery and Big Brook Arboretum.

Tourists often make the trip to Bridgetown. This place is 30 kilometres away and pretty close to Pioneer Park, Bridgetown Civic and Community Centre and Bridgetown Visitor Information Centre. If you're staying on a while, remember to visit Blackwood River Park and Memorial Park.

Hiking and four-wheel driving are extremely popular with the locals. These pastimes will let you see this exciting region from a completely different perspective.

If your youngest travellers have had their fill of sightseeing, why not enjoy a change of pace by going shore fishing or wildlife watching?

Sure, there's a certain magic to getting lost somewhere new, but every now and then it's nice to get to your destination on the first try. To avoid any blips along the way, think about doing some wildlife spotting tours and winery tours.

If you're itching to get outside and get wet, why not dive headfirst into one or two watersports like swimming or snorkeling? All you'll need to bring is some sun protection and an adventurous spirit.

Do you need to know where the closest airport is? Well, it's called Perth Airport (PER) and it is 250 kilometres to the north.