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Christmas 2024: Luxury three country Danube cruise

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Michael G Browne
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Vienna, Austria

Christmas is only just gone and now I’m making you think of next Christmas already, what’s got into me? Well, if you want a Christmas to break the mould of extended family friction, another viewing of Die Hard or Love Actually, and chewing on the ham that never ends, this should tickle your baubles. There’s butler service. Likely not a doppelganger for Carson, but who doesn’t want a butler in their suite whenever they call?

Setting the standard for river cruising, this Luxury Escapes exclusive, never-before-seen seven-night Riverside Luxury Cruises voyage is sure to be the highlight of your holidays. Sailing either November or December 2024, you’ll unlock the festive magic of central Europe in opulence above and beyond your wildest dreams.

Be spoilt for choice with carefully curated winter-themed excursions, tours and tastings – discover Christmas cheer aplenty as you taste gingerbread in Vienna, trace Linz’s storied squares and take in the fairytale charm of Bratislava, visiting the many holiday markets in each city along the way. Experience it all in unparalleled comfort with Riverside Luxury Cruises’ signature brand of personalised hospitality.

Sailing onboard the magnificent Riverside Mozart from Vienna, you’ll experience Slovakia, Germany and Austria in truly all-inclusive luxury. Onboard, be immersed in opulence with a private butler, all-inclusive gourmet dining, premium drinks and a personal minibar stocked with all your favourites. With a maximum capacity of just 162 passengers, a one-to-one crew-to-passenger ratio and the largest staterooms on the Danube, this exquisite ship is the essence of sophistication.

Passau, Germany

Discover Europe’s holiday season in all-inclusive decadence like never before. Whether savouring haute Rhine-style mussels and freshly made Alsatian Kougelhof, cocooned in Waterside’s pristine leather armchairs, or noshing on freshly grilled scampi paired with local Riesling at the open-air Vista Grill & Bar, rest assured the only finger you’ll ever raise is for the next round.

Uncover fairytale architecture and culinary inventions well beyond schnitzel on guided tours of Vienna’s Christkindlmarkt and glamourous Ringstrasse boulevard before taking in the Baroque splendour of Schonbrunn Palace and its fair’s many enticing stalls.

In Linz, discover either the Bohemian majesty of Cesky Krumlov Castle, decked in wintertime wonder, or take a trip to nearby Salzburg for a classical Christmas exploring Mozart’s birthplace. With your choice of curated excursions offered in every port – and personal butler service to prepare you for each day ahead – Riverside Luxury Cruises ensures you’ll treasure the holidays on the Danube.

You’ll stop off at: Vienna, Austria – Krems – Melk – Linz – Passau, Germany – Grein, Austria – Bratislava, Slovakia – Vienna, Austria.

If it sounds like the Christmas you always wanted, all the prices and details from Luxury Escapes are one click away, CLICK HERE

Masterchef stars design gourmet foodie tour of Vietnam

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Michael G Browne
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If you can remember back to the days when you thought a Scanpan was a setting on your phone camera then you can remember a world before Masterchef. One of our biggest disappointments is that last year we were all ready to send you off on a foodie tour with the God-like original judges who nibbled, swirled and smiled approvingly (mostly) at eager not-yet-master-chefs. Only Luxury Escapes sold out the trip of a lifetime faster than you can crack an egg.

So it is with mild regret but grudging respect that we tell you that Luxury Escapes says:- After the success of our first-ever Signature Series Tour – designed in collaboration with two of Australia’s most beloved food critics, former Masterchef judges Matt Preston and Gary Mehigan – the ultimate small-group Vietnam foodie tour is here (max. 20 travellers).

Travel from pavement to penthouse in Hanoi, hunting down prime street food and savouring a classic teahouse experience at Michelin-Starred Tầm Vị. Cruise through Ha Long Bay’s emerald waters, exploring limestone coves and secret beaches on an all-inclusive cruise. In Hoi An, spend a full day indulging in utter relaxation after dining at the spectacular Morning Glory Signature. Finally, in Ho Chi Minh City, visit the city’s most notable banh mi stalls and spend an unforgettable evening at Anan Saigon, holder of the city’s first and only Michelin Star.

Based on the original Signature Series adventure, this jam-packed itinerary offers extraordinary dining, insider experiences and world-class stays – after all, food this good demands accommodation to match, and this tour delivers. You’ll stay in the country’s best five-star hotels, with names like Caravelle Hotel Saigon, The Oriental Jade Hotel in Hanoi and Hotel Royal Hoi An – MGallery all making the list. Vietnamese foodies rejoice – this voyage is unlike anything else in the world.

Yeah, but if Gary and Matt aren’t going to be there, the food better be out of this world, I hear you say. Fear not, below are three of the highlights.

In Hanoi

Take lunch at the exceptional teahouse Tầm Vị (one Michelin Star), specialising in classic Northern Vietnamese dishes ranging from crab soup to escargot served with fresh herbs and vermicelli noodles – the perfect introduction to the city’s staggering culinary heritage. After lunch, return to The Oriental Jade Hotel for a chance to enjoy the rooftop swimming pool or a visit to the onsite spa.

In Hoi An

Join your fellow travellers for dinner at Morning Glory Signature, a massive, double-storey establishment boasting wonderful views of the streets below. The free-wheeling menu bounces between Chinese dumplings, traditional Vietnamese fare and inventive vegan plates – and with two drinks per person included, wherever your mood takes you, you’re in for a treat.

In Ho Chi Minh City

After settling in, head out to savour a meal at Anan Saigon, one of Vietnam’s most acclaimed restaurants. With Ho Chi Minh City’s first (and only!) Michelin Star and a place on the coveted Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list for 2023, Anan Saigon is indisputably the city’s finest restaurant. Anan translates to ‘eat, eat’, and the restaurant’s tasting menu, taking you from Vietnam’s north to south, leaves none hungry. Farm-to-chopstick ingredients, timeless French tradition and a pinch of molecular gastronomy guarantee you’re in for an unforgettable feast.

For all prices and options from Luxury Escapes CLICK HERE

Stay like a spy at The Royal Horseguards Hotel, London

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Michael G Browne
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If you like a good British spy drama, (and what MildRover doesn’t?), then this is the hotel from central casting. As Luxury Escapes says, “discover true resplendence in a hotel fit for James Bond.”

Bond is famously fictional of course, but the Royal Horseguards Hotel has genuine espionage credentials. It compromises two heritage buildings – formerly used as an embassy for both Russia and the USA and once the home of the first Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, Sir Mansfield Cumming, aka ‘M’.

This historic property offers Victorian elegance and is perfectly positioned on the banks of the River Thames for sight seeing. Although if it’s dead letter drops and poison tipped umbrellas you’re hoping to spot, you’re likely to be disappointed.

The Royal Horseguards offers a heritage stay in the heart of one of the world’s most spellbinding cities. This wonderful Victorian-era hotel has hosted Winston Churchill, Scotland Yard and MI5 throughout its colourful past. With London’s most iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye and Trafalgar Square all within a 10-minute walk, there’s simply no finer location.

After days exploring the city’s countless treasures, retreat to One Twenty One Two Restaurant for top-shelf spirits and exemplary British cuisine, Equus Bar for laidback fare and superb cocktails or The Lounge for a bespoke high tea, which draws on the hotel’s long-standing, much-celebrated afternoon tradition.

Located right in the heart of Westminster beside Whitehall Gardens, it offers countless sightseeing opportunities, all within an easy stroll of the hotel. Marvel at the works in The National Gallery, or stroll a little further down to Buckingham Palace. King Charles might well be visiting Australia when you’re there so the crowds shouldn’t be too challenging.

The much-loved Covent Garden, buzzing Leicester Square and trendy Soho, with its countless theatres and restaurants, are all also easily reachable on foot. Look, I could go on, it’s one of the world’s great cities, there’s plenty to experience and as Samuel Johnson (you know, the dictionary guy) put it, “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” And that was in 1777, it’s got even better since then!

Check in for three nights from A$1,199 per room, valued up to A$3,990 and by saving up to 70% you’ll have plenty of spare coin to test the martinis in one of the bars.

Click HERE for an amazing slide show of the Hotels interiors and for all the details from Luxury Escapes CLICK HERE or call 1300 88 99 00

Meliá Ho Tram Beach Resort, Vietnam

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Michael G Browne
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THE DEAL: Resort holiday in Vietnam for 5 nights from A$1,999/room, valued up to A$4,622 which is a saving of up to 57%.

THE APPEAL: Discover seaside serenity at the five-star, all-inclusive Meliá Ho Tram Beach Resort, delivering Mediterranean-style luxury on the pristine shores of Vietnam’s hottest beach destination.

This sun-kissed coastal strip, home to the charming nearby town of Ho Tram, remains blissfully untouched and is blessed with spectacular white-sand beaches lapped by blue waters.

Part of the prestigious Meliá Hotels & Resorts collection, this tropical resort sits amid 1,800 palm trees and is only a short drive from one of the top golf courses in Asia: the Greg Norman-designed The Bluffs Ho Tram Strip.

Relax beachfront at Breeza Beach Club with free-flow drinks all day long, home to live music, swim-up bars and dance shows, making it the place to be in Ho Tram.

Indulge in Asian street food and fresh, seasonal fare at two onsite restaurants, take a dip in one of the spectacular pools, or pamper your body and soul with treatments at YHI Spa.

Plus, find plenty of time to explore the busy streets of Ho Chi Minh City using the resort’s complimentary shuttle service.

For all pricing and details for Luxury Escapes CLICK HERE or call 1300 88 99 00

Pullman Maldives, Maamutaa

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Michael G Browne
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THE DEAL: Stay 5 nights from A$5,499 /villa, valued up to A$12,618, which will save you up to 56%.

THE APPEAL: Embrace barefoot luxury at Pullman Maldives Maamutaa, a five-star island hideaway surrounded by pristine coral sands, crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life.

Unwind in total seclusion within this hidden oasis, where you’ll enjoy daily unlimited dining across six unforgettable venues and free-flow premium drinks, including anything from the resort’s 80-bottle wine wall.

But there’s more – when you’re ready to pamper yourself, Pullman Spa by Phytomer offers a dazzling range of world-class treatments, ranging from aromatherapy massage to seaweed wraps in a gorgeous overwater setting.

With dazzling white sand and breathtaking views of the shimmering Indian Ocean, Pullman Maldives Maamutaa is one of the most indulgent escapes you’ll ever take — the perfect choice for honeymooners and those dreaming of an unforgettable stay.

Your package includes a choice of one excursion (guided snorkelling, sunset fishing, romantic sunset cruise, nature walk or marine biology presentation).

You also get your choice of one activity: choose from a 30-minute massage at the spa, 15-minute jet ski ride, one tank dive for certified divers, one bottle of champagne and canapes for two (counts as two activities), three-day bicycle rental per person or seven-day bicycle rental per person (counts as two activities).

For all the pricing and other details from Luxury Escapes, CLICK HERE or call 1300 701 198

Cruise the wild waterways of Scotland

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Michael G Browne
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Stromness, Orkney

There is a majesty to Scotland that is part history, part geography and part whisky (single malt in these parts, of course). And fresh caught river salmon, never forget the salmon. The Highlands and Islands are incredibly remote and sparsely populated for such a comparatively small country. They are also rugged, stunningly scenic and best seen from the sea. And Cruise Traveller has come up with just the ticket for you to explore them.

The small, luxury Scottish cruise vessel, Lord of the Highlands, operated by Hebridean Island Cruises, will take discerning guests on intimate, all-inclusive journeys through the wild and far-flung isles, lochs and canals of Scotland in 2024.  

And to help more Australian adventure seekers enjoy the boutique experience, Australian small ship cruising specialist, Cruise Traveller – the exclusive Australian agent for UK-based Hebridean Island Cruises – is offering exclusive savings of five per cent on a range of cruises throughout 2024 for bookings made by January 31, 2024.

Hebridean Island Cruises specialises in classic, all-inclusive, small-ship journeys that spotlight the rugged islands and quaint storybook hamlets of Scotland.

The line’s elegant, 38-guest vessel, Lord of the Highlands, launched in 2021, was crafted to transit the intricate waters of the Caledonian Canal as well as navigate the sheltered, castle-dotted waters around Scotland’s fretted and hauntingly beautiful coastline.

Between April and October, 2024, Lord of the Highlands will offer 23 cruises of between five and seven nights through Scotland’s Hebridean Islands in the west, the Orkneys in the north, and the east coast of Scotland.

The ship travels through the historic, 100km-long Caledonian Canal which connects Scotland’s east and west coasts and takes guests a fascinating passage through the Scottish Highlands via 29 lochs and four lakes including the famous, mysteriously deep waters of Loch Ness.          

All cruises are all-inclusive, embracing guided shore tours, gourmet cuisine, onboard beverages and gratuities. All cabins boast water views of Scotland’s ruggedly spectacular coastline.

Including an exclusive saving of five per cent, fares for Lord of the Highlands’s season of 2024 cruises start from £2764 British Pounds per person, twin-share. Mention ‘Reader Offer’ when booking through Cruise Traveller. Book by January 31, 2024.   Flights from Australia are additional.

Call Hebridean Island Cruises’ exclusive Australian agent, Cruise Traveller, on 1800 507 777 or visit CLICK HERE for a direct link to Lord of the Highlands’ 2024 cruises.

Yasawa Island Resort & Spa, Fiji

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Michael G Browne
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THE DEAL: A five nights stay from A$4,999/room, valued up to A$8,949, save up to 44%.

THE APPEAL: Nestled amid Fiji’s magical Yasawa Islands – between countless sun-drenched beaches and legendary diving spots – rests remote paradise Yasawa Island Resort & Spa.

Escape reality and discover the far-flung Fiji of your dreams, home to 11 private beaches, where waters shimmer in endless shades of blue and quiet moments on the warm, white sands await.

This private five-star resort hosts no more than 40 guests at a time in a collection of 18 luxe, traditionally thatched bures, hidden among the luscious tropical greenery.

You might be inclined to dedicate all your time to the endless splendour of the champagne shores, but this resort has plenty to offer beyond the stunning backdrop.

Lose yourself in nature’s wonderland amid fish-filled coral reefs, explore the iconic Blue Lagoon Caves, gain a fascinating insight into local culture with a kava ceremony, participate in cooking demonstrations or lounge beside the palm-fringed pool and find a moment of well-deserved ‘me’ time.

For all the details from Luxury Escapes, including Longer-Stay Bonus, bonus 25% discount on air transfers from Nadi to Yasawa Island Resort and other goodies, CLICK HERE or call 1300 88 99 00

The St. Regis Langkawi, Malaysia

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Michael G Browne
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THE DEAL: Stay five nights from A$1,819/room, valued up to A$2,698 a saving of 33%.

THE APPEAL: Experience the epitome of island luxury at The St. Regis Langkawi, a five-star oasis nestled on the island’s southern tip.

Discover the island’s rich heritage and breathtaking natural beauty, from the enchanting centuries-old rainforest to the shimmering waters of the secluded Tanjung Rhu Beach.

Indulge in Pan-Asian cuisine at Kayuputi restaurant, perfectly perched above the water with views of the surrounding islands or enjoy a refreshing cocktail at The St. Regis Bar, a regal establishment with a grand Swarovski-designed green emerald chandelier in the centre of the room, or take the expert advice of the talented connoisseurs in the Decanter wine bar.

The hotel’s proximity to Kuah Town guarantees an unforgettable Malaysian escape, with the night markets showcasing the vast selection of local street-style foods.

Take a trip to the Langkawi Sky Bridge to witness the island’s best views stretching from the lush rainforest to the crystal-clear sea.

After a day of exploration, return to the comforts of the resort and retreat to your elegant room or suite to lounge in the plush bedding and unwind in the tranquil atmosphere.

For all the details and the deals from Luxury Escapes CLICK HERE or call them on 1300 889900

Japan’s cherry blossom time has sweet deals for solo travellers

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Michael G Browne
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It would be dereliction of Mildrover’s duty if we didn’t continue banging on about how popular Japan is at the moment. Tokyo is the number one destination this summer (according to an Expedia survey), eight out of the top 10 international destinations Aussies search most on Airbnb are in Japan, it’s in the zeitgeist, it’s the place to be; it’s the vibe. If there’s any place on the planet you can justifiably have FOMO about, it’s Japan.

Now solo travellers (can we still call you singletons?) can circle Japan aboard a luxurious, boutique ship in 2024 and save almost half the normal solo fare, thanks to a special package released by Australian small ship cruise specialist, Cruise Traveller, to cater for this mounting demand from Australians for holidays to the ‘Land of the Rising Sun’.

Cruise Traveller, which specialises in discounted cruise packages for solo travellers, is offering savings of A$9265 for solo sailors as well as two free nights in Tokyo pre-cruise for bookings made on the 17-night package before January 31, 2023. There are also considerable savings for couples or friends sharing a cabin. Two departure dates are available – March 17, 2024, and April 1, 2024.

Timed to coincide with the best time in the northern spring to relish the soft pink splendour of Japan’s famously spectacular blossom trees, Cruise Traveller’s ‘Japan Jubilation’ package also showcases Japan’s exotic and alluring mix of ancient traditions and high-tech sophistication, which are drawing more Australian than ever to Japan.

The package features a 15-night voyage aboard the elegant and spacious, 690-guest Azamara Journey, which boasts a pool, two jacuzzis, six restaurants and cafes, an elegant drawing room, martini bar, cabaret lounge, spectacular observation lounge, spa sanctuary and gym.

The holiday begins with a free, two-night stay in Tokyo to experience the bustling excitement of the world’s most populous city with its grand, imperial palaces and temples and the shopping, entertainment and neon mecca of Ginza. Guests then board Azamara Journey for a round-trip cruise from Tokyo that showcases Japan’s rich traditions, colourful customs, lush gardens, futuristic cities and lavish temples, shrines and palaces.

The 15-night voyage circles Japan’s main island of Honshu, taking in 10 destinations around the country as well as the South Korean city of Busan. Destinations in Japan include the cherry blossom gardens of Niigata, the hot springs and shrines of Kobe, the famous re-risen World War 2 atomic bomb city of Hiroshima, the ornate gardens of Kanazawa the sake breweries of Akita, the preserved geisha houses of Kanazawa, and the city of Sakaiminato, famous for the 100 bronze statues of supernatural characters spread across the city centre. Included in the cruise is a complimentary AzAmazing Evening experience ashore designed to connect guests with the heart of local culture.

For all the details, full itinerary, pricing options and special deals, call Cruise Traveller, on 1800 507 777 or CLICK HERE


Eleven heavenly pubs to savour in Queensland’s Scenic Rim

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Michael G Browne
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Scenic Rim Brewery

The first time I stumbled across the Scenic Rim was when my mate, Mad Mick and I decided to take the inland way back to NSW from the Woodford Folk Festival. It was my turn to drive but I appreciated the scenery just fine as I didn’t have the stress of Mick text messaging and making phone calls while he drove to stay awake.

Once in the passenger seat, he slept all the way through. I could have woken him up if I’d done my research and enjoyed one or all of these pubs. Next time.

If you’d like to sip the Shazza, the Digga, Fat Man, Giddy Gout or the highly recommended PharQue beer, head to the Scenic Rim Brewery, if it’s gastro menus and signature dishes from an acclaimed chef, then you’ll need The Roadvale Hotel, and if you’re a Palmy fan, drive directly to The Canungra Hotel and order the ‘Parmegedon’. These are just two of the 11 classic Queenslander pubs that call the Scenic Rim home, just an hour’s drive from Brisbane and the Goldie (and there’s plenty of places to lay your hat if you need!). 

The Roadvale Hotel – the region’s first gastro-pub

A country hotel at its best – The Roadvale Hotel has reopened after new owners Milly and Andrew renovated, and threw their love behind this great gal! The classic front bar welcomes you, then take a walk out the back (check the cocktail bar, gorgeous old school champagne glasses, wooden floors and fireplaces), to the dog-friendly beer garden. In news that has attracted foodies from all over, the hotel is home to acclaimed chef and local flavours champion, Dan Groneberg and is officially the Scenic Rim’s first gastro-pub!

Address: 320 Roadvale Road, Roadvale QLD 4309

Website HERE:

Scenic Rim Brewery – boutique beers and pretzels!

This boutique, family-owned brewery packs a big flavour punch. Based in the picturesque town of Mount Alford, just past Boonah, owners Mike and Wendy brew a superb range of beers, all of which have names to make you smile – there’s the Shazza, Digga’s, Fat Man, Giddy Gout and the PharQue. The Ginger Extra Dry is worth the drive alone. The menu is a nod to Wendy’s Dutch heritage – the mouth-watering bitterballen (Dutch meatballs), perfect giant pretzels (that are guaranteed to make you thirsty) and a range of European gourmet hotdogs as well as great coffee, cake and daily specials. 

Address: 898 Reckumpilla Street, Mount Alford QLD 4310

Website HERE: 

The Canungra Hotel – palmy dreams are made of this

Parmy lovers, hold onto your forks, we’ve found your dream pub! With over 10 different parmy toppings ranging from the “Parmegedon” to the “Rainbow”, The Canungra Hotel is not about to let your (parmy) dreams pass you by.  Sitting in gorgeous Canungra at the base of Mt Tamborine and right on the Scenic Rim Wine Trail, this pub is well worth the drive – and the perfect place to sit and sip after a hike.

Address: 18 Kidston St, Canungra QLD 4275

Website HERE

The Dugandan Hotel – cold beers since 1886

The Dugandan Hotel, or “The Dugie” as it is affectionately known, is the quintessential Australian country pub. 

Just five minutes outside Boonah, and looking over a cricket field and up to Mt French, The Dugie serves up traditional pub fare, hearty country classics, and icy cold beers and wines. The beer garden deck out the back and the outdoor area under the huge trees are gorgeous. 

Address: Cnr Mt French and Boonah Rathdowney Roads, Dugandan

Website HERE 

Fortitude Brewing, Mt Tamborine – the ultimate mountain hoppiness!

A trip to Fortitude Brewing Company will make you giddier than a little kid with a tamborine.  At home at the end of the Gallery Walk at Mt Tamborine, Fortitude Brewing is famous for its gourmet pizzas, cheese platters and beer tasting paddles, the perfect way to start or finish a daytrip or staycay.

Address: 165 Long Rd, Tamborine Mountain QLD 4271

Website HERE 

The Royal Hotel, Harrisville – a living history 

The Royal Hotel Harrisville began life in 1875 named the Harrisville Inn. It was destroyed by fire in 1916 and rebuilt. It is a gorgeous country Queensland pub, serving authentic country meals. The beer garden overlooks a delightful creek with views of the Great Dividing Range and a free camping area for overnight stays. Just 30 mins west of Ipswich in the Scenic Rim, there’s lots of stories about the resident ghost of the hotel, but you will have to ask the publican for more on that!

Address: 1 Wholey Dr, Harrisville QLD 4307

Website HERE 

The ‘Rathy’ – home on the range 

The “Rathy Pub” has been a central feature in the Rathdowney township since the 1900s as they serve up the heartiest country meals seven days a week in this historic country village.  With gorgeous views over the range, a flavour-filled menu and great bar area, it’s the perfect spot for a family outing, a bike ride or a couples visit. 

Address: 4287/73 Collins St, Rathdowney QLD 4287

Website HERE 

The Bearded Dragon Tavern – Tamborine dreams 

Set on 110 picturesque acres with sweeping views across The Ferndale Stud Farm at Tamborine, The Bearded Dragon Tavern has been serving up a true-blue Aussie experience for over 20 years. With 15 local and imported beers on tap, classic pub meals and views to wow your socks off; this pub is a great weekend dining spot.

Address: 2-22 Tamborine Mountain Rd, Tamborine QLD 4270

Website HERE 

The Australian Hotel, Boonah – yesteryear cheer

Another traditional country pub, The Australian was built in 1888 and is a favourite of locals and visitors alike. Here’s a tip – pub lunches start from $9.90, so it’s the perfect spot to pop in on a day trip or longer stay. 

Address: 32 High St, Boonah QLD 4310

Website HERE

The Royal Hotel, Kalbar – no crowns required

If you haven’t been to the foodie haven that is Kalbar, just an hour from Brisbane, then choose a day and lock it in. This gorgeous country town is home to quite a few ‘must visit’ foodie establishments and fresh produce provedores, with The Royal Hotel leading the charge.  Be sure to book ahead for this friendly country pub, which offers plenty of seating on the large deck and in the grounds. The menu features great steaks, local vegetables and pizza, as well as a broad range of café-style food.

Address: Corner George and Edward St Kalbar,

Website HERE 

The Beaudesert Hotel – Beauy’s best

One of Beaudesert’s most historic and established dining venues, The Beaudesert Hotel, known as The Beauy, underwent an extensive renovation in 2015, and is now modern and cool inside, while keeping it’s classic country pub status. The Hotel also offers accommodation, a 150-seat dining room, great bar areas, a gaming room with 24 of some of the most recent gaming machines and a courtesy bus service.

Address: 80 Brisbane Street, Beaudesert 4285 Queensland

Website HERE

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