Attractions in Somersby, NSW

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69 Pacific Hwy, Somersby, 2250

(02) 4340 1022

attractions and is the only zoo in Australia committed to saving lives with a spider and snake Venom Milking Program in place Located less then one hour north of Sydney the zoo is set within the...

Microlight Adventures

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89 Lackersteens Rd, Somersby, 2250

0404 808 853

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Gosford City Council Border

7 Kangoo Rd, Somersby, 2250

Siletta Road Bush Reserve

120 Glen Rd, Somersby, 2250

Jetpack Adventures - Central Coast

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Parklands Road, Kariong, 2250

0434 538 722

Jetpack Adventures offers a unique and exciting experience for customers. Friendly and helpful staff ensure a smooth and enjoyable learning process. Customers highly recommend Jetpack Adventures for those seeking something different.

Henry Kendall Cottage & Historical Museum

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25 - 27 Henry Kendall Street, West Gosford, 2250

(02) 4325 2270

Founded in 1950, Brisbane Water Historical Society owns and maintains Henry Kendall Cottage and the Historical Museum complex. The museum is also staffed by volunteers from the Society. To research ... ATTRACTIONS, ATTRACTION, INFORMATION, tourist attraction, travel information, tourist visit,...

Kariong Eco Garden

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2 Dandaloo St, Kariong, 2250

0429 431 889

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Former Brisbane Water County Council HQ

48 Mann St, Gosford, 2250

Gosford Memorial Park

2 Mann St, Gosford, 2250

Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary

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1 Darkinjung Road, Calga, 2250

(02) 4375 1100

A sanctuary for rescued wildlife needing lifetime care, and breed-for-release rewilding programs for endangered animals. Walkabout Park is Heritage Listed Aboriginal Cultural landscape with ancient...

Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary is highly recommended for a great day out for families and animal lovers. The friendly staff provide informative and entertaining experiences, allowing visitors to get up close with various animals, including kangaroos, emus, koalas, and farm animals. Some visitors have enjoyed the hiking trails and Aboriginal sites. The sanctuary is a must-visit for those traveling to the area, with one visitor commenting on the friendliness of the wild kangaroos and emus. The prices are considered a bargain given the extensive range of animals and activities offered.