The “Tamborine Mountain Golf Course” was opened in 1958 and the Golf Club was established in 1962.  The 9 hole course is 5490 meters long with 2 tees on each hole providing variation.  Par for 18 holes is 70 for men and 72 for ladies.

Golfers will find our 480 meter above sea level course cooler by up to 5º than the Gold Coast and hopefully our layout enjoyable, but challenging.  Situated on Tamborine Mountain, the surrounding area offers a quiet and relaxing location. Non golfers will enjoy the view of the Gold Coast from our deck.  On cool days we have a fire burning for comfort.

The Club Professional, Andy Koureas (07 5545 1788) is available for tuition, sells and hires equipment including motorized carts and can be contacted to arrange a game.  Golf carts and hire equipment are also available at the Pro shop.   A bar is situated in the clubhouse, light meals and drinks are available at designated times such as during competitions and events.

Competitions are conducted on:
Tuesday mornings – ladies, Wednesday mornings – Veterans, Thursday – Thursday Club, and Saturday – members.
Club golfers with GA handicap are welcome to join us in our competitions.

Members can play casually at any time respecting the rights of competition players to have priority right of play.

Further details of the Club including its history, a tour of the course and the annual program can be viewed on the Club website.

Tamborine Mountain Golf Club
Golf Course Road
Mount Tamborine  Qld  4271
Phone: (07) 5545 1788
Fax: (07) 5545 3115
Email: admin@tamborinemountaingolfclub.com
Website: www.tamborinemountaingolfclub.com

Click on the yellow circle to find the WITCHES FALLS GIFT HOUSE on the main map!

“Witches Falls Gift House” stocks a large range of sought after collectibles, including Shelly, Royal Doulton, Crown Derby, Wedgwood, Meakin, Kutani, Sathuma, Royal Dux, Lladro & Nao, Beswick, David Winter … to name a few.

People often ask “… why the name Witches Falls?” unaware that the area adjacent to the shop is “Witches Falls National Park” – the oldest National Park in Queensland.  It is rumoured that the name Witches Falls “stuck” after residents west of Tamborine Mountain saw lights on the side of the mountain many years ago, and attributed them to “the Mountain Witches …”.

Upon entering the “Witches Falls Gift House” there is first the expression of surprise – after all, from Main Western road the shop appears small, but then, when you come inside – “Oh … LOOK … my grandma had one of those …”  Shop owners Noelina & Phil Jackson often hear this comment as visitors start to browse through their assortment of old and collectable objects, precious things, antiques, curios and beautiful furniture.

Noel & Phil have spent a lifetime selecting interesting and rare items for you to see, admire, wonder at, and, if you really like, to buy at very reasonable prices.  Their collection of old world charmers include solid antiques of mahogany, walnut, oak and other rare and exotic timbers, which are usually marked for sale at prices below that which you would expect to pay for “modern” counterparts.

Phil combines his furniture making skills with a flair for bringing old pieces “back to life”. Repair and restoration of furniture is his preference, while Noelina is a skilled artisan with her sewing machine, materials and extensive range of old jewellery.

As you meander through the displays you will find antique Vaseline glass pieces complemented by old Viennese glassware, in turn contrasted by the stark white beauty of Fenton glass.  Lead crystal from all over the world rings like fairy bells when gently tapped and all the colours of the rainbow (or witches brew for that matter) leap out when held up to the light.

Old and Estate jewellery is enhanced by displays of estate diamond, sapphire, ruby, emerald and other precious stones set into rings, necklaces and brooches. Individual cut and polished solitaire unset

Click on the yellow circle to find TM CARAVAN AND CAMPING on the main map!

The “Tamborine Mountain Caravan and Camping” ground is situated in Thunderbird Park.

The only caravan park on the mountain, Tamborine Mountain Caravan and Camping is a tourist complex on Tamborine Mountain Road containing several enterprises including horse riding and Thunderegg mining. All of these activities are within walking distances of campers, along with tennis, basketball and volleyball courts.

A freshwater creek is within walking distance of the caravan park and it has many swimming holes, a great place to cool down on a hot day. Open fires are allowed (in the designated areas), you can bring your own wood, collect fallen branches or purchase wood from the shop.

Tamborine Mountain Caravan and Camping Park is only minutes from Tamborine Mountain gallery walk with its many attractions, National Parks, craft shops and art galleries, cafes and restaurants and wineries.

All sites at Tamborine Mountain Caravan and Camping are very large and set at all sorts of angles – something to please everyone.

34 Powered Sites – some powered sites have annex pads
Unpowered Sites – shady, grassed and flat
Some sites are very private

Onsite safari style camping – the hassle free camping experience. Minimum 2 night stay, sorry NO PETS allowed, sleeps a family of 4. Air-conditioned, includes queen bed + 2 single foldout beds. Inside kitchen with microwave – cooking and eating utensils supplied, outdoor table and chairs. Roll out BBQ and enclosed awning with deluxe package.

Tamborine Mountain Caravan and Camping Park Facilities…
• Wood fired BBQs
• Two amenities blocks – 2nd modern amenities block open in busy times
• Coin operated laundry – automatic washers and dryers
• Creek water
• Public telephone
• Freshwater swimming creek
• Kiosk – ice, basic groceries, soft drinks, ice cream, wood, camping gas
• Family atmosphere
• Day picnickers are welcome
• Volleyball court and 2 tennis courts
• Pets are made most welcome

Your hosts – Pam and Dallas
Tamborine Mountain Road
North Tamborine Qld 4272
Phone: (07) 5545 0034
Email: tmcc0755450034@bigpond.com
Website: www.tamborine.info

The “Green Shed”, located at the “Mount Tamborine Showgrounds”, Main Western Road, Mt. Tamborine, Queensland, is the local market for fresh, mostly organic, fruit & vegetables, and is open EVERY WEEK on Sunday mornings (including “Country Market” days) from 7.00am to noon.

Also on offer are flowers, honey, nuts, herbs & plants, local fresh fruit & vegies, also preserves, plants, fruit-juice, coffee etc.

Organized as a non-profit venture, through the Tamborine Mountain Local Producers Association Inc. (LPA), the market is provided as a service to local small farmers and growers of horticultural produce.  Its aim is to allow local producers to offer their produce to the public every week on Tamborine Mountain and provide visitors and residents with the opportunity to purchase direct from growers.

A wide variety of high quality, freshly picked, mainly organically grown produce is always available.  The range available depends on the season.  Prices are set at a level which provides farmers a financial return sufficient to encourage them to continue their farming activities.

Tamborine Mountain is the source of an enormous variety of horticultural produce such as avocados, kiwi fruit, rhubarb, vegetables and flowers.

There are many large, specialist orchards, but much of the production comes from small farms or large residential blocks. About 70% of the land on Tamborine Mountain is designated for rural use.  Horticultural activities give Tamborine Mountain its green, unspoiled character, which is one of the main reasons for the large numbers of tourists who visit here.

Being only 1 hour’s drive from Brisbane and even less from the bustling Gold Coast, Tamborine Mountain is a popular tourist destination.  Many travel to Tamborine Mountain to see the extraordinary views of the Gold Coast, and the equally dramatic, but very different, views to the west.

Behind high hedges and dark green avocado trees, there is an aspect of Tamborine Mountain that few visitors see.  The extraordinary fertility of the soil and favorable climate makes it possible to grow an amazing range of horticultural crops in this beautiful area of south east Queensland.

Tamborine Mountain’s horticulture has a long and interesting history.  Originally, the main activity was timber getting.  This is where the name Cedar Creek originates.  As the land was cleared, it was taken up by dairy farmers.  Later, there were periods when citrus growing was the major industry and large tracts of land were devoted to vegetable and flowers.  Now,

The camp ground at “Mt Barney Lodge” is the closest camping ground to World Heritage-listed Mt Barney National Park.

This accommodation complex specializes in group and family bookings with accommodation options including Queenslander Homesteads, cabins, deluxe camper trailers and camping.

Our experienced and qualified Outdoor Leaders can take you on an adventure experience such as rock climbing, abseiling, or a kid’s night adventure, or you can immerse yourself in nature as we have creek frontage and bush walks starting from the Lodge.

All our accommodation allows you to self-cater, or we can bring hearty country meals to your table.

Mt Barney Lodge is perfect for small conferences, meetings and team building workshops. Groups are welcome with 46 people able to be accommodated in beds across the 6 venues.

Come “Glamping”– glamerous camping! Our deluxe camper trailers have power, water and a great kitchen. Remember to BYO esky and bedding, unless you choose to hire it.

Come and share our wilderness heritage!

• Winner of the QORF Environmental Award – 2008
• Finalist in Ecotourism at Queensland Tourism Awards – 2008
• Finalist in Ecotourism at Queensland Tourism Awards – 2007
• Winner of the QORF Environmental Award – 2007
• Winner of UNIQUE ACCOMMODATION CATEGORY
  in the Beaudesert Tourism Awards – 2001

Your Hosts – Tracey and Innes
1093 Upper Logan Road
Barney View QLD 4287
Phone: (07) 5544 3233
Email: info@mtbarneylodge.com.au
Website: www.mtbarneylodge.com.au

At “The Chocolate Gallery” visitors to Tamborine Mountain are treated to total chocolate bliss – individually handmade chocolates of every possible taste and composition as well as everything that can possibly be made out of chocolate – you find it here at the lower roundabout of famous “Gallery Walk”, 7 days a week from 9.30am to 4.30pm.

Owned and operated by local identity Elaine “Fergy” Ferguson, the fully air-conditioned interior is friendly and welcoming, inviting you to admire – and may be try – some of the hundreds of different chocolates on display whilst enjoying a nice cuppa or may be a soft-serve vanilla ice cream.

The range of hand-made delicious quality chocolates and pralines needs to be seen to be believed – try the famous “B52”, the “Baileys”, the “Tequila Sunrise” or what they call the “Magic Mushroom”….. There is the original “Chilli Chocolate” for those who dare, or how about a “chocolate shoe”?

The “Chocolate Gallery” is one of the “must-see” things on Mount Tamborine, whether you are calling in to enjoy an excellent cup of coffee or tea, to pick up a gift from the extensive range of all things sweet and useful, or to indulge your sweet tooth, the “Chocolate Gallery” is sure to please…

Come in and relax the “Chocolate Gallery” way…

“The Chocolate Gallery”
140 Long Road, “Gallery Walk”
Eagle Heights Qld 4272
Phone: (07) 5545 0548
Email: esfergy@yahoo.com

A warm welcome awaits you as you drive through the entrance gates of Historic “Bungunyah Manor Resort”. Surrounded by national parks and rainforest, Bungunyah is located high on Tamborine Mountain, 550 metes above sea level with views to the Gold Coast. “Bungunyah”, aboriginal in origin, meaning ‘the tall safe house,’ was built in 1928 as a guest house during the hard days of depression, by Jim and Emily Franklin. Mary and Edmund Curtis (the first settlers on Tamborine) were the parents of Emily.

The house was built of timber from the “Curtis Timber Yard” as well as from the original ‘Syndicate House’ – the first recorded ‘Get Away from it All’ place founded by Brisbane businessmen. The solid timber panelling in the lounge room came from the syndicate house and was cut about 1880.

Additions to Bungunyah Manor were made in 1990, being a two-storey sandstone Manor House. The 16 guest room Manor House Hotel has an imposing entry where you are transported in time to a splendid Victorian Manor where chandeliers and mirrors reflect the wide sweeping staircase that leads to the upstairs suites while a grandfather clock chimes off the decades.

Features include the elegant Victorian style sandstone all-suite accommodation manor house with Louis XV, Queen Anne and early Australian colonial themes throughout. Each split-level suite has a sitting room with a Victorian gas fire, a spacious balcony, queen bed, gold plated taps in the en-suite plus colonial style vanity, colour TV with remote, tea/coffee facilities, fridge, direct dial telephones and an ambiance of yesteryear. Email, facsimile and other business centre services are also available.

Dine in “Grande Style” at the historic ‘Jacques Manor Restaurant’ complete with its original antiques, open log fires, and ‘The Manor Bar’.  The cuisine is distinctively French but with all the flavors of Mount Tamborine.

Bungunyah’s grounds are a delight with huge old trees, a gazebo, tennis court, swimming pool, and sauna. Hedges of jasmine and honeysuckle border the tennis court. Bungunyah is an exceptional mid-week or weekender stopover to take time out of your standard routine – place your world on hold…..

“Bungunyah Manor Resort”
160 Long Road
Eagle Heights Qld 4272
Phone: (07) 5545 1044
Fax: (07) 5545 2797
Email: info@bungunyahmanor.com.au
Website: www.bungunyahmanor.com.au

Click on the yellow circle to find CAMELOT COTTAGES AND B&B on the main map!

Our three cottages provide privacy, space and ultra luxury for your special getaway or romantic interlude.

Crisp, clean and sparkling new, each air conditioned cottage includes a huge double spa bath, king sized bed, large shower, vanity unit, log burner, leather lounge chaise and recliner, LCD TV, DVD/VCR and sound system.

Pamper packs, in-cottage massages, cheese or smoked salmon platters, meat provisions for breakfast and BBQ’s etc are all available by prior arrangement. Let us know your needs and we will attempt to meet them.

If you are seeking that special WOW factor for your partner then these cottages have everything to make your special break unforgettable.

The newest restoration on Tamborine Mountain, our Bed and Breakfast facilities were purpose built only 10 years ago to offer modern executive B&B accommodation. The current owners have meticulously maintained the rooms to ensure that customers who require a quality mountain accommodation experience will be rewarded.

Our guest book says it all:

• “Quality service, ambiance and beautiful surroundings”
• “Wonderful place, welcoming hosts, gorgeous horse!”
• “At last – a lovely B&B on the Southside of Brisbane”
• “Unrivaled, unparalleled, without equal, the best stay with the best people”
• “Simply THE BEST”

Your hosts – Janice and Peter
322  Main Western Road
North Tamborine Qld 4272
Phone: (07) 5545 4380
Email: camelot.bnb@bigpond.com
Website: www.tamborineaccommodation.com.au

The “Tamborine Mountain Country Markets” are held on the 2nd Sunday of each month at the Tamborine Mountain Showgrounds at the roundabout Main Western Road and Bartle Road in Mount Tamborine.

The market offers a huge range of fresh fruit and vegetables, wonderful locally produced cheeses, plants, herbs, flowers, coffee, arts and crafts, collectibles, garden ornaments, clothing, a myriad of home made things and delicious temptations of all kinds.

And if all this makes you hungry, there is plenty of food to eat right then, there’s excellent coffee, proffertjes (Dutch pancakes), German sausages (try the “Knackwurst” with mustard – yum!) or be tempted by baked jacket potatoes or fresh corn on the cob.

The Tamborine Mountain Showgrounds are quite large, so there is plenty of room to wander around.

Usually there’s a singer or performer on the gazebo stage, giving these markets a relaxing country atmosphere.  Large shady trees keep you cool in summer, and some open areas allow you to soak in the sun on cooler days.

Little kids can have pony rides or play in the kids’ castle area, or have some fun with the small kid’s car ride.  The “Tamborine Mountain County Markets” are definitely family-friendly, sometimes several dozen prams are seen parked in the eatery area!

For parking, there is some street parking all around “Main Western Road” but if you manage to find a spot, it can be difficult to cross the road and it can also mean a bit of a walk back to your car.

A much better solution is to support the SES who co-ordinate parking inside the grassy showgrounds.  Just turn into Normandie Court at the roundabout and follow the signs.  Entry is by gold coin donation, and an SES volunteer will direct you to your parking spot.  It is much easier then to drop your fruit, vegies and other goodies back to the car – because chances are -you are going to buy too much to carry around!

The coolness and fresh air of Tamborine Mountain invites you to thoroughly enjoy this country market day.  And whilst you are there, you can also drop in at the “Green Shed Local Producers Market” on every Sunday morning on the same site.

Visiting the “Tamborine Mountain Country Markets” really is a great day out for everyone!

Tamborine Mountain Country Markets
Cnr Main Western Road and Bartle Road
Tamborine Mountain Showgrounds
Mount Tamborine

The “Tamborine Mountain School Ground Markets” are a true country village market that supports the local State Primary School P&C fund raising. They are held on the last Sunday of each month from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.

The “Tamborine Mountain School Ground Markets” have become an institution for locals and mountain visitors alike. It could best be described as a mixture of a country market, a more traditional trash’ n’ treasure and a huge but still local garage sale.

Many stall holders are local residents of Mount Tamborine, offering anything and everything no longer needed in their households. Kitchen utensils and accessories, crockery and cutlery, crystal ware and collectibles, clothing and shoes, toys, sound records, tapes and DVDs, heaps of assorted bric-a-brac items – the range of items on offer need to be seen to be believed. Also old tools, small items of furniture, paintings, vases, Australiana, leatherwork – the list goes on and on…

Pick up some local fresh produce such as fruit and veggies, eggs, plants, nuts, soaps and cookies, freshly squeezed juices and of course a good cup of coffee – to mention just a few of the goodies on offer!

So come on up, find that special piece, fossick through the treasures, stock up on fresh local produce and – enjoy your visit to Tamborine Mountain!

Tamborine Mountain School Ground Markets
Corner of Long and Curtis Roads
Eagle Heights Qld 4272
Market Co-ordinator: Ronnie Sommerlad
ph (mob) 0402 527 241

A visit to Mt Tamborine is not complete without sampling some phantastic beers from the local brewery – the “Mount Tamborine Brewery” located just past the lower roundabout of “Gallery Walk”.

	Mount Tamborine Brewery Real Beer – Brewed right here on Tamborine Mountain!
	At “MT Brewery” we like beer, Real Beer. And so we brew our beer according to a philosophy that results in real beer with real flavor via minimal intervention and no artificial additives. We use the best ingredients that can be sourced (why use any others?), traditional brewing methods, proper maturation times and totally avoid pasteurization and over filtration. The results speak for themselves.
	165-185 Long Road at the lower roundabout of “Gallery Walk”	Phone (07) 5545 2032

One of the main reasons why close to 1 Million people visit Tamborine Mountain every year is the fact that the Mountain boasts 7 wineries offering a huge variety of whites, reds, sparkling, fortified and everything in between. While every winery has its own flair and ambience, all have one thing in common – the desire to excel and to produce award winning wines for your enjoyment.
Cheers – relax and enjoy!

	Albert River Wines The perfect venue… for Every Event!
	“Albert River Wines” is an Award Winning Boutique Winery & Function Centre, located in the picturesque Albert Valley, on the banks of the Albert River in the Gold Coast Hinterland. Experience the new “Australian Tour” offering a number of authentic “true blue” activities!
	Aussie Vineyards Cellar Door and Vineyard
	“Aussie Vineyards” is home to some of Queensland’s most spectacular wines that have been produced by grapes grown at our very own vineyard, Henty Estate located at Ballandean in the Granite Belt (QLD). Come and visit our Cellar Door where you can sample our diverse portfolio of wines that will satisfy any palate, in addition to wine tasting we also offer cheese and olive oil tastings or peruse our extensive retail shop.
	Cedar Creek Estate & Winery Breathtaking – no matter how you look at it!
	“Cedar Creek Estate” is one of the Gold Coast Hinterlands’ most charming wineries.  Enjoy a mouth watering meal in our restaurant overlooking Wild Duck Lake, or take the Prime Minister’s Way into the rainforest walk leading to our captivating glow-worm caves.  Available for wedding ceremonies and receptions, corporate functions and group events.
	Heritage Estate Wines Award winning wines & fine food!
	At “The Heritage” you’ll find nationally awarded wines, beautiful food and stunning views. It’s the perfect place for your wedding, function or simply a relaxing lunch.
	Queensland Wine Centre Sample over 80 wines!
	The “Qld Wine Centre” lets you compare and sample over 80 wines from 14 different Queensland wineries under one roof!  Located at the “Cedar Creek Estate Vineyard and Winery” the Qld Wine Centre provides wine lovers with the greatest range of local Qld wines.  Enjoy a full wine experience in the Wine Factory – a working winery where you can learn all about wine making from vine to bottle!
	Witches Falls Winery The best of Queensland Wine!
	“Witches Falls Winery” is a small, highly regarded winery, sourcing premium grapes from

“Cedar Creek Estate Vineyard & Winery”is set on 22 acres and has Cedar Creek flowing through the property, which opens up to a Wild Duck Lake, home to many birds and different duck species.

Located on Tamborine Mountain, you are surrounded by beautiful views, rainforest and National Park land.

Cellar Door: Experience great boutique wines and port on offer at our friendly Cellar Door, our professional staff will give an informative review of all our wines.  Wine club members and mail order customers are also welcome.  The Heritage Bar is also available for large groups or a private tasting – a great room where you will enjoy the Australian ambience.

Restaurant/Café: The vineyards at Cedar Creek Estate offer the perfect location on Mount Tamborine for a relaxing lunch.  Lunch, Morning/Afternoon tea are available daily from 10am-4pm.  Enjoy the delightful garden settings in the Gazebo, Veranda, Deck, or if you prefer, indoor dining in the Hamblin Room.  Group tour packages are also available upon request.

Glow Worm Tours: Come underground with us on an enlightening journey to another world and see our amazing Glow Worms!  Walk through the rainforest on our raised boardwalk and bridge over the starting place of pristine Cedar Creek, our friendly water dragons will meet you at the entrance to our amazing Glow Worm Caves.  Tours run ever half an hour from 10am-4pm.

Weddings/Functions: If you are looking for a country lane opening up to a sandstone chapel which is set beside a lake surrounded by age old trees, look no further.  For a unique ceremony, think about making your entrance through the rainforest to our Cathedral Cave – manmade limestone cave complete with stalagmites and stalactites!  Or for a more tranquil setting, our Pier beside the Wild Duck Lake makes an amazing back-drop for your ceremony.  Various Hi-Tea, Cocktail Party, Lunch or Evening Function menus are available for large group events.

“The Cedar Creek Vineyard Estate & Winery”
104 – 144  Hartley Road
North Tamborine Qld 4272
Phone: (07) 5545 1666 or
1300 CEDAR CREEK
Fax: (07) 5545 4762
Email: info@cedarcreekestate.com.au
Website: www.cedarcreekestate.com.au

Reflexology is an “alternative” medicine involving the physical act of applying pressure to the feet, hands or ears with the specific hand, thumb and hand techniques without the use of oil or lotion. It is based on a system of zones and reflex areas that reflect an image of the body on the feet and hands, with the premise that such work effects a physical change to the body.

The body is divided into ten equal vertical zones, five on the right and five on the left. Reflexology is a healing art of ancient origin.  Although its origins are not well documented, there are reliefs on the walls of a sixth Dynasty Egyptian tomb 9Ca 2450 BC) that depict two seated men receiving massage on their hands and feet.  It is thought to be of Greek origin.

Relexology can address your particular needs.  Painful, congested, sluggish or overactyive states within the body can be normalised and balanced.  Thousands of documented case studies from around the world have demonstrated the benefits for migraine, sinus, stomach / back / neck / shoulder / tendon pains, asthma, bowel problems and many more. 

Reflexolgy is a relaxing therapy that works on many levels, soothing, calming, balancing and boosting your entire body.  It is deeply relaxing, yet surprisingly energising – all part of its balancing capacity.  You may feel you are being pampered during your refelxology session, but do not underestimate the powerful effects this treatment can have on your body systems.

A reflexology session lasts about an hour, depending on the age and state of your health.  The number of sessions required depends on the condition being addressed, and your healing response.
[Source: Bob Richards - All Natural Health Care]

	The Castle Day Spa …at Lisson Grove Resort!
	“The Castle Day Spa” offers all styles of massage, reflexology, aromatherapy, facials, all in luxurious, private surroundings. Steam, sauna and double spa for your use and private yoga.
	Read More About CASTLE DAY SPA	Visit the CASTLE DAY SPA Website

A wonderful dining experience…..

The vineyards at “Cedar Creek Estate” offer the perfect location for a relaxing lunch.  Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea are all available daily from 10am – 4pm.

Enjoy the delightful garden settings in the Gazebo, Veranda, Deck, or if you prefer, indoor dining in the Hamblin Room. Outdoor seating overlooks the Wild Duck Lake, ensuring a relaxing and beautiful dining experience.

In winter, the Hamblin Room becomes a cozy retreat complete with a log fire and hearty home-made soups to warm you up. In summer, the air-conditioner gives cool relief from the Queensland heat along with the fresh salads and light meals.

Why not sit on the veranda with a gourmet cheese plate and a bottle of our Cedar Creek Wine….

Chef de Cuisine, Henri Begon has put together a menu to compliment the most discerning palate and to reflect the character of the region, using winery garden herbs and local produce together with our Cedar Creek Wines to compliment your meal. The menu has an assortment of meals including Devonshire tea, children’s meals, light lunches and gourmet a la carte meals.

Group Tour Packages are also available on request (option to include wine tasting, glow-worm tours and lunch also available at a discounted group rate).
Bookings are recommended.

“The Cedar Creek Estate Vineyard Restaurant/Cafe”
104 – 144 Hartley Road
North Tamborine Qld 4272
Phone: (07) 5545 1666 or
1300 CEDAR CREEK
Fax: (07) 5545 4762
Email: info@cedarcreekestate.com.au
Website: www.cedarcreekestate.com.au

Click on the yellow circle to find CLANDULLA COTTAGES AND FARMSTAY on the main map!

“Clandulla Cottages & Farmstay” features affordable and luxurious holiday accommodation in the heart of the Scenic Rim region.  Set in peaceful and private surrounds our fully self-contained cottages combine fresh mountain air and country views with spacious living.

The cottages feature a fully equipped kitchen, master bedrooms with ensuites, luxury mattresses and quality linen, large windows and large wide decks with picturesque country views of Mount Tamborine.  Take your pick from our three suites or the romantic Rose Cottage.  Or for larger get-togethers our three suites can be opened up to make a single joined suite.

Located in the Gold Coast Hinterland at the foot of Tamborine Mountain, Clandulla Cottages are a 1hr drive from Brisbane, 40 minutes  from the Gold Coast, and on the doorstep of award-winning wineries and polo fields.

Whether you’re looking for adventure or just some peace and relaxation, Clandulla Cottages has something for everyone.  We even offer facilities for you to bring your own horse!

Curl up and read a book on the large, wide deck and take in the picturesque country views, or explore the farm and help out with our twice daily animal feeding (kangaroos, peacocks, cows, sheep, horses and parrots).

Hang Glide from the top of beautiful Mt Tamborine, visit the new “Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk” or stroll through the many galleries, shops and cafes that the mountain has to offer.  Hot air balloon across the Scenic Rim Region or visit the award winning Albert River Winery.

Enjoy the country town of Canungra or visit Cedar Creek Falls (15km) or Witches Fall (20km).

Explore the beautiful Springbrook and Lamington National Park.  Visit “Natural Arch” with its amazing glow worms, or treat the kids to a theme park visit – Dreamworld, Movie World, Wet ‘n’ Wild or Sea World.

Your hosts – Lorna and John
312 Boyland Road
Boyland  Qld  4275
Phone: (07) 5543 0990
Fax: (07) 5543 0303
Email: info@clandullacottages.com.au
Website: www.clandullacottages.com.au

“Tamborine – lush and green” – these are the words often used to describe the rich environmental backdrop for your wedding on Tamborine Mountain – the perfect place to exchange vows in an environment of festive serenity and beauty to make your wedding day meaningful and memorable.

From a marquee or a restaurant to a dedicated reception center – with the huge range of wedding reception venues on Tamborine Mountain you are bound to find the perfect venue for your festivities!

Experienced and dedicated on-site wedding coordinators with meticulous attention to detail will ensure your special wedding day is an unforgettable celebration of your new bond. A vast range of breathtakingly beautiful wedding chapels and quaint churches, manicured gardens with magnificent fountains and valley views, breathtaking photo opportunities and even cave and waterfall weddings is certain to fulfill all that your heart desires!

With so much on offer, and all services at your fingertips, Tamborine Mountain and it’s surrounding areas are simply the perfect choice for your wedding!

The magic that is Tamborine Mountain delivers all it promises – and so much more….Say “I do….”

	StBernards Hotel Historic Hotel with magnificent views!
	We rise to the occasion every time, with energy, creativity and commitment, ensuring a totally relaxed, memorable and most enjoyable experience. Be it an intimate family gathering or a large celebration our friendly staff will help you plan and create special moments.
	Albert River Winery Weddings For the best day of your life!
	It’s Your Wedding… and “Albert River Wines” is the perfect venue to make it an amazing and memorable occasion for you and your guests… because our aim is to ensure your day is – the best day of your life!
	Bungunyah Manor Resort Place your world on hold – watch you dream unfold!
	“Bungunyah Manor Resort” is full of character and steeped in tradition since 1882, making it the perfect place for an elegant, unforgettable wedding!   Whether you choose a Gazebo wedding or opt for a magnificent ceremony around the Grand Staircase in the Manor House – you and your guests will be charmed by Bungunyah’s unique ambience.  It must be why Bungunyah Brides …Shine!
	Cedar Creek Estate Winery Enjoy the ambience of a Winery Wedding!
	The magic of a mountain wedding truly comes to life when you visit “Cedar Creek Estate Winery”, set on a stunning 22 acre estate. Whether you are looking