Join us on a Mystery Trip across regional NSW, where you can view the magnificent scenery of the country side from the comfort of your own seat, as you travel in style in our air-conditioned coach, to your Mystery Lunch destination.

Parkes will come alive from 10-14 January 2024, to celebrate all things Rock ‘n’ Roll and their 31st year. We welcome you to come with Langley’s on Saturday the 13th January where there’ll be hundreds of Elvis, Jailhouse Rock and Rock ‘n’ Roll themed events across the fun-filled day.

Back by popular demand- MYSTERY CHRISTMAS LUNCH

Old Errowanbang Woolshed is a heritage-listed shearing shed at Errowan Park, Old Errowanbang Lane, Errowanbang, It was designed by Watt and built in 1886. The shed is unique in that it is constructed on four levels, all of which can be operated separately depending on demand. From the exterior these levels are clearly seen as distinct wings radiating from a central control room. The large complex has 40 shearing stands, of which 26 have never been adapted for mechanical shearing.

Callubri Station combines the rustic charm of The Shearer’s Quarters, a magnificent dining space rising from the historic shell of a wartime Officer’s Mess, with the hand chiselled beauty of the original Woolshed.

Join the Magical Adventure! Enjoy your favorite Disney stories come to life through world-class ice skating. The magic of Disney is closer than ever when Disney On Ice brings the celebration to you.

Get closer to the action as you witness a themed selection of Australia’s ex-military flying history come alive. The Aircraft Showcase delivers a full day of entertainment for all generations, including – flying displays demonstrating the aircraft’s capabilities; informative commentary and music; interviews with pilots and veterans; children’s activities; engineering workshop tour and our pilot meet and greet.

One of the best hidden gems in the Central West, the Iandra Castle and Mount Oriel homestead is a unique part of Australia's heritage. The existing homestead was built over, and incorporates, the original single-storey brick building on the site.

Come and soak in the stunning castle, the history - and the heritage!

Step back into the 50s with muscle cars, Priscilla lookalikes and an Elvis literally on every corner of the lovely township of Parkes.

Parkes Elvis Festival is recognised as one of the top three Festivals and Events in Australia, the Festival attracts 24,000 fans with a global reach of 599 million.

Enjoy a Beautiful Christmas Lunch at the stunning Montrose House. Located in Canowindra’s heritage listed main street, Montrose House is a rare gem. The majestic old Riverbank building had been lovingly restored into a lavishly appointed functions venue and bed and breakfast.

Enjoy a Beautiful Christmas Lunch at the stunning Montrose House. Located in Canowindra’s heritage listed main street, Montrose House is a rare gem. The majestic old Riverbank building had been lovingly restored into a lavishly appointed functions venue and bed and breakfast.

Mayfield was established in 1984, initially as a sheep farm. The heart of our property has been gradually transformed – with the help of talented local landscapers and tradespeople – from bare paddocks into one of the largest, privately owned cool climate gardens in the world.

Mayfield has been inspired by the magnificent gardens of Europe. Owned by the Hawkins family, Mayfield Garden (open 363 days of the year) and The Hawkins’ Family Garden, together, cover more than 64 hectares (160 acres).

Calling all Dancing Queens and Super Troopers - polish your sequins and grab your platform heels, Trundle will once again Lay All Your Love on Me and welcome you all to celebrate all things ABBA.

Abercrombie House is a heritage treasure of the Bathurst Region and celebrated 50 years of tourism in 2019. Built in the 1870’s by the Bathurst Pioneers the Stewart family, since 1969 it has been the home of the Morgan family who have spent the last 50 years restoring and maintaining the magnificent house and its outbuildings and grounds sharing it with the community.

Abercrombie House is a heritage treasure of the Bathurst Region and celebrated 50 years of tourism in 2019. Built in the 1870’s by the Bathurst Pioneers the Stewart family, since 1969 it has been the home of the Morgan family who have spent the last 50 years restoring and maintaining the magnificent house and its outbuildings and grounds sharing it with the community.

Now in its 29th year, the Festival continues to grow with more than 200 events across five fabulous, fun- filled days.

Recognised as one of the top three Festivals and Events in Australia, the Festival attracts 24,000 fans with a global reach or more than 400 million

The Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre is a registered cultural organisation, and is classified by the National Trust as ‘A place of Significant Cultural, Architectural and Historic Significance.'

The Cowra Japanese Garden covers 5 hectares – the largest in the southern hemisphere! It was built here because of Cowra’s special significance to the Japanese.

Visitors can stroll through over 300 trucks, tractors, cars, and motorbikes on display, enjoy the Tractor Pull, browse the market stalls and get their hearts pumping at the demolition derby.

There is plenty for the while family with kids amusement rides, lolly hunts and much more.

Come along on a mystery coach tour to enjoy a day out with a delicious lunch included at a mystery location. Always fun and a good laugh to be had!

Sit back, relax and enjoy a day full of Christmas cheer, food and great company

Gooree’s origins date back some 40 + years when Filipino businessman Eduardo Cojuangco realised his agricultural dreams purchasing three historic local properties and a place to call home in Australia, with the agglomeration known as “GooreePark” being formed. Gooree Park today has an enviable reputation as one of the country’s leading thoroughbred breeding grounds and with the largest vineyard in the Mudgee region, more recently is gaining attention turning their passion for excellence to crafting the thoroughbred of wines.

Sit back, relax and enjoy a day full of Christmas cheer, food and great company.

The Berida Wool shed gives people a glimpse into the history of the Australian wool industry. Upon entering the wool shed, which was built in 1899, visitors see a range of historic memorabilia, including photos, letter and antique farm equipment. Visitors also walk through the shearers’ huts and view life as an 1800’s shearer.

At Emu Logic they are highly experienced and knowledgeable in the raising of emus and the production of quality emu oil, feathers, meat, eggs and jerky.

Coonabarabran ('Coona' to locals) is widely recognised as an ideal place for stargazing thanks to its pristine air, high altitude (505m) and low humidity, and several observatories have been established in the area.

Pilliga Pottery makes unique Australian pottery. All pottery is handmade on site by a team of highly skilled artisan potters and artists. Designs are original and individually done, by freehand. This means each piece is unique.

During the Autumn Festival at Mayfield Gardens you will get to explore the entire 65 hectares of Mayfield. You can get lost in the traditional English inspired Maze, see the Croquet lawn, the Hawkins’ family chapel, the 80 metre Cascade & Temple and much more.

The Open Cut experience at the Peak Hill Open Gold Mine offers a rich tourism experience, with visitors able to access viewing areas over five open cuts, spectacular views from the hilltop, walking trails, and a bridge walk over historic mine workings.

At Quentin Park Alpacas; they offer authentic farm experiences and the opportunity to get up close and personal and learn about beautiful alpacas.

Celebrate Banjo Paterson’s 157th Birthday by viewing the unveiling of the 3 metre high sculpture of Andrew Barton “Banjo” Paterson in his uniform as Major of the Allied Remount Station in Egypt by Ian McNamara A.M.

Join us for a great day out with friends! Our mystery Christmas lunch is the perfect way to bring in the Christmas season.

One of the best hidden gems in the Central West, the Iandra Castle and Mount Oriel homestead is a unique part of Australia's heritage. The existing homestead was built over, and incorporates, the original single-storey brick building on the site.

Come and soak in the stunning castle, the history - and the heritage!

Millthorpe is a beautiful heritage listed village. Cobbled, bluestone-lined streets border relatively unchanged 19th Century buildings, many now housing fine dining restaurants, sophisticated home ware stores or boutique accommodation.

Yeoval is a quiet rural service centre, surrounded by rich agricultural land known for its production of fine wool, wheat, orchards, canola, vineyards, beef cattle and fat lambs. It is a town famous for its connections with ‘Banjo’ Paterson who spent his first seven years on the family property, ‘Buckinbah.’