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Warrigal greens (NZ spinach) Warrigal greens are a hardy plant and easy to grow. They’re native to both Australia and New Zealand, and also known as native spinach, New Zealand spinach or kōkihi.* Due to popular demand from our tour visitors, friends and whānau (family), here’s our muffin recipe featuring warrigal greens, cheese and herbs. …
Media Release Oct 1st 2020 Kotahi Tourism reopens it’s tours to the public SOUTH COAST STORIES SHARED ONCE AGAIN Unique award-winning, eco-tour operator, Kotahi Tourism, will re-open its South Coast tours from 3 October and is accepting bookings from New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory residents who are seeking meaningful travel experiences. Kotahi Tourism paused …
Conjola Tours and Fishermans Paradise Eco-Walks will re-open on July 4th – just in time for the school holidays! We’re looking forward to welcoming visitors again, with our Covid Safe plan in place, including: Tours limited to 8 visitors to allow for social distancing No cancellation fee. We request please that you cancel free …
Have you ever been curious as you drive past the signpost for Fishermans Paradise on Princes Highway, about what’s down the end of the road? Is it really a Fishermans Paradise? In our research while developing Conjola tours, we were intrigued to also come across stories of the history of Fishermans Paradise and surrounds, and …
Australian Heritage Festival event in Fishermans Paradise Read More »
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