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Looking for a relaxing and rejuvenating weekend getaway in the beautiful Mid-North Coast of New South Wales? Look no further than Kiwarrak Country Retreat, a comfortable and stylish accommodation located just a short drive from Taree. Here are some ideas for a memorable weekend away: Discover the Manning Valley Region: Take a scenic drive to Tinonee, a charming village with historic buildings, cafe, and an artisan gallery. Visit Wingham Farmers Market, held every Saturday, for fresh local produce, handmade crafts, and artisanal food. Sample local...

Are you a birdwatching enthusiast looking for the best birdwatching spots in the beautiful Manning Valley region of New South Wales? Look no further than Kiwarrak Country Retreat, a comfortable and stylish accommodation surrounded by forest located just a short drive from some of the region’s most stunning birdwatching spots. Here are some top recommendations for birdwatching in Manning Valley: Cattai Wetlands: The wetlands are a birdwatching paradise and home to several bird species, including the White-bellied Sea Eagle, the Black-necked Stork, Jabiru and the...

Are you planning a trip to the beautiful Mid North Coast of New South Wales? If so, why not make it a sustainable travel experience? Here are some tips to help you reduce your environmental impact and support the local community during your visit: Choose eco-friendly accommodation: Look for hotels, motels, or vacation rentals that prioritise sustainability. Kiwarrak Country Retreat is a perfect example, as we offer eco-friendly cottages with natural cleaning products and rainwater tanks. Reduce your plastic waste: Bring your own reusable water...

With the recent much needed wet weather we’ve experienced, the birds and wildlife have been seen in abundance here at Kiwarrak Country Retreat. White Necked Herons and gorgeous little crakes have been dipping in and out of the dams, which are full of blooming blue water lilies. I spied an Azure Kingfisher perched on a branch and lots of parrots in the trees. The Red Necked Wallabies are happy to see the green grass and so are the Hares and the Swamp Hens. For wetlands...