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Tourism Gippsland Australia |
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| Tourism Gippsland Australia |
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| Yarram is at the heart of the most beautiful country in Gippsland. From the splendour of Ninety Mile Beach to the delicious cool atmosphere of Tarra Valley National Park, from the historic excellence of Port Albert to the natural wonder of Wilsons Promontory, there is somewhere here to please everyone. The town of Yarram itself offers the visitor a wide range of varied options. There is a lovely eighteen hole Golf Course, frequented by many kangaroos at one end of the town and the superbly cared for Bowling Greens at the other. In between there are tennis courts, a swimming pool, extensive shopping facilities, hotels and the recently restored Regent Theatre. | |
| The old Court House, is an architectural gem and now serves the town as an information centre, open every day except Wednesday from 10.30am to 3.00pm. There is a wide range of accommodation available at hotels, B&B's, cabins and caravan parks, all clean, friendly and reasonably priced. There are also good places to eat, serving a wide range of foods, to suit most tastes. Fishing is a major attraction of the area and as such is well catered for, with launching ramps, hire and charter boats all on offer at Port Albert and tackle and bait available throughout the district. The fishing is some of the best anywhere along the coast, with snapper, gummy shark, large flathead and whiting to be caught virtually anywhere. | |
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| President - Phone:5182 5291 Paul McAninly, Secretary - Phone: 5182 6223 Judith McAninly, Vice President - Phone: 5182 5186 Michelle Graham, Treasurer - Phone: 5182 6885 | |
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