Tag: #eurobodalla
Yes we do wedding transport
February 19, 2017 / From NewsCongratulations J and P on your gorgeous wedding at The Bower at Broulee. I felt privileged to be able to safely transport your family and friends.
Step back in time with VIP Private Tours
February 10, 2017 / From NewsThe heritage villages of Tilba Tilba and Central Tilba snuggle below Gulaga (named Mount Dromedary by Captain James Cook in 1770) in the south of the Eurobodalla Shire. Gulaga is an Aboriginal site of spiritual significance to the Yuin people, the Traditional Owners of this land. Gulaga was an active volcano 60 million years ago. Now completely […]
Get the special treatment
January 26, 2017 / From NewsVIP Private Tours provides touring experiences that you couldn’t have by yourself. We have a working relationship with quality dining, accommodation and special interest partners, and with a maximum of 6 clients, our tours allow you to interact more intimately with local people and the environment. Highlights of our tours include tasting oysters straight from […]
Over 190 beaches
January 9, 2017 / From NewsGolden sand, black pebble or shell. Which beach shall we visit today? VIP Private Tours offers stunning scenery and a choice of dozens of pristine beaches. Some beaches are popular with families as they are patrolled by life guards, others are virtually untouched from day to day. Combined with unique wildlife, culture and fine dining, […]
Heritage buildings of Moruya
December 20, 2016 / From NewsMoruya is an important regional administrative town and a treasure trove of Australian colonial history. VIP Heritage Tours offers a glimpse into the beginnings of the nation through the historic buildings, locations and artifacts that are well preserved in and around Moruya. The first Colonial settlers to Moruya were Francis Flanagan in 1828 and John […]
Giddy Up at the Christmas Cup
December 18, 2016 / From NewsToday our guests enjoyed the excitement of seven quality races at Moruya Racecourse including the annual Christmas Cup. Several thousand people were in attendance at the course where the champagne flowed and the sky was regularly filled with colourful parachutes as local skydivers landed on the beach nearby. Fashions on the Field saw a bevy […]
Why is Moruya called Granite Town?
December 5, 2016 / From NewsBetween 1924 and 1932, 18,900 cubic metres of Moruya Granite was dressed and shaped into 40,000 blocks for use in the pylons for the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Moruya Granite was also used to construct the Cenotaph in Sydney’s Martin Place. Made from just seven mighty granite blocks and opened in 1929, the Cenotaph contains the […]
Moruya Race Day Transport
November 28, 2016 / From NewsVIP Private Tours is offering reliable air conditioned transport to Moruya Races this summer. Sunday 18th December—Christmas Cup Monday 2nd January 2017—Narooma Cup Monday 16th January 2017—Moruya Cup Remove the worry of driving, enjoy a flutter on the ponies and a few drinks at one or more of this year’s race days at Moruya. Bring […]