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After you come in the gate, turn right and park opposite the orchard. Then walk up to the barn to meet the alpacas. In the barn, we’ll meet some Alpacas and put their halters on while talking about the history of these sweet animals. Before we set off, you’ll have the opportunity to ask any burning questions, but of course you can ask questions at any time. We’ll walk the Alpacas around the farm which usually takes about an hour. After the walk, if you’d like, you can see the free ranging chickens in the orchard and check out our permaculture vegetable garden. If the dates or times open for an experience do not suit you please contact brigitte through contact host page and I will arrange for you to come at a time of your choice Our birthing season starts in December Other things to note If you would like a different time or day, please ring Brigitte on 0427 201192 between hours of 7 am and 7 pm to book a time and day which is convenient for you.

l will meet you prior to dusk at a designated place in Wynyard. Because penguins can be seasonal, the times change nightly and the activity is weather dependent, it is important you contact me after making a booking so I can give you more precise information about weather, meeting times and expected penguin numbers. You will need a car as it's a 10 min drive to the penguin colony, then a short walk on a boardwalk onto a beach area. Here, you will be waiting in a seated area with the waves crashing nearby for the penguins to arrive. They will start to appear in little groups at dusk and will wander up their special paths on the beach. Simultaneously, you will start to hear the calls of the little penguins to their mates, guiding them to their nests. I will have special lights to allow you to see the penguins, without causing any disruption or distress to the penguins as they go about their penguin business. Most penguins will be ashore within 30 minutes of dusk, where they will head towards their nests. Once home, we will do a walk along the beach where we can get very close to the penguins outside their nests and you'll be amazed at how happy they are with us there. I will give you plenty of insights about the penguins, so you'll appreciate their uniqueness. All proceeds from the cost of your booking will go towards local little penguin conservation activities. Other things to note It's a short walk on a boardwalk with steps and on uneven beach terrain, so not suitable for children under 8 years and people with walking aids/needing assistance. Warm, dark clothes are a must! Patient quietness is essential. It's recommended visitors stay in nearby Wynyard, Somerset or Burnie

With the help of personal pictures and stories, I will take you through the journey of my life, from fleeing my homeland due to persecution and war to arriving in Australia by boat and creating a life for myself. Throughout my life I have endured traumatic experiences that I was able to survive with a resilient mindset. I want to talk to you about these experiences and share how you too could practice and integrate resilience into your life. After surviving my journey as a refugee, I have since taught myself to thrive by letting go of all fear of failure and allowing my faith to be stronger than my fear. I want to share the power of this mindfulness with you. I want to hear about your life; your goals and challenges, and the things that you could achieve if fear did not hold you back. Towards the end of the session I will guide you through a brief meditation that has helped me perform both physically and mentally. The meditation will be centered around empowerment, to manifest your goals and leave you feeling inspired. This Experience is great for team-building. Book a private experience for your group. Is your group larger than my listed max group size for private groups? Send me a message.

Honey is a remarkable food and ingredient. The taste, viscosity, colour and aromas are linked directly to the floral sources available to the bees. In this gourmet food tour you will join a local food and wine enthusiast, beekeeper and bon vivant on a honey tasting, overview of the lifecycle of a colony and then suit up and visit a beehive! The honey tasting provides a unique insight into the different tastes and textures created by Hamish’s bees and a diverse range of floral sources. Hamish harvests his honey using the Flow Hive system which allows you to take small amounts of honey at a time without disturbing the bees. We get to taste honeys collected weeks and sometimes days apart and compare them. All of this alongside leaf tea or plunger coffee, freshly baked scones and award winning jam. By building our knowledge of these important pollinators we are helping build a sustainable future for the bees and for all of us. You will need fully enclosed shoes to be able to do this. During winter (April - September) we don't open the hives but get up close to observe the bees coming and going and view them through specially designed glass hive windows. Although the group size is limited it is possible to host a larger group; I simply bring along another beekeeper and they will open another hive. Likewise you can request a date. @bowralbeekeeping

Tour length – 1 hour Paddling at twilight hours watching the sunset Wonderland of wildlife migrating before the end of the daylight hours Watch the light fade over ‘Nungali’ and hear the Aboriginal story of the protector of the valley Glass of Champagne or juice at the end of the tour to toast another beautiful day ! Other things to note No experience necessary.