We are still in the lovely coastal town of Port Macquarie, it is amazing there is so much to see and do. On this weeks show Phill once again catches up with David and Elsa From Port Adventure Cruisers. This time they tell us all about their new “Rhythm Boat”
Introducing the MV Port Adventure aka Rocks Rhythmboat.
This beautiful white luxury catamaran is the biggest and best vessel ever to set sail on the Hastings river.
- River and Dolphin spotting cruises
- Private parties including Christmas, Corporate, in fact – Weddings, parties, anything!
- Entertainment cruises, specialising in Tribute shows with Mamamia ABBA, Beatles, Elvis and Lazy Sunday afternoon live Jazz.
This is Entertainment with a view! The MV Port Adventure is fully licensed and all cruises include sensational and mouth-watering options.
Why not check the vessel out. inspections are welcome, they are also open for a coffee if you are just walking past.
They can tailor your cruise either as a private function up to 150 guests or you may like their shared options with catering and entertainment of your choice.
For personalised service ring on 0434 393 199 or email them on – info@cruiseportmacquarie.com.au
We have the opportunity of catching up and chatting with one of Australia’s female authors Karly Lane. We meet Karly who lives on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales.
She is lucky enough to spend her day doing the two things she loves most – being a mum and writing stories set in beautiful rural Australia. I chat with her about her latest book “Take Me Home’ set in Scotland.
Her bestselling novels include North Star, Morgan’s Law, Bridie’s Choice, Poppy’s Dilemma, Gemma’s Bluff, Tallowood Bound, Second Chance Town, Third Time Lucky, If Wishes Were Horses, Six Ways to Sunday, Someone Like You, Fool Me Once, Something Like This, Take Me Home and the bestselling Callahans of Stringybark Creek series – The Wrong Callahan, Mr Right Now, and Return to Stringybark Creek. Karly Lane’s seventeenth novel, Take Me Home (May 2021), was inspired by her own recent journey through beautiful, mysterious Scotland
They also had the opportunity of spending time with friends on a cattle station up in the Cooktown area, spending time on a 125 acre cattle station. This station also has one of the original Trading Post buildings. Plenty of fruit trees also grown on the property like bananas and enjoying the chance to actually sleep in a bed for the first time in a while.
They tell us some stories about a visit with a snake that for some of us would make us run for the hills. The house is left open no closing the doors and windows.
They also tell us a little bit about the Atherton Tablelands which reminds David of home back in the Yarra Velley in Victoria. They visit Nerada Tea farm and also a trip to a dairy. One of the great things about travelling is meeting up with fellow travellers that you find on the road, who may only live a suburb or two away from you.
They also experienced a great camp site at Mareeba at the local drive in, where you can pull up and pay for a couple of movies and camp the night, this is open to all forms of travel including caravans who park up the back so as not blocking the view. Also available are showers, toilets and kiosk. What a great idea.
Another great place to camp they mention out of Mareeba was Davies Creek Campground. The sites are only suitable for cars and tents, this is not suited for caravans. Picnic tables and also toilets available but you need to book on line.
qld.gov.au/camping
