Easter adventure getaway anyone?

Treat the family to a 4-day, fully catered adventure getaway this Easter, and take them to the Inter-Action Experiential Learning Centre, at the foot of the majestic Mount Warning in Northern New South Wales.

How would you like to camp in a picturesque spot next to the headwaters of the Tweed River for the Easter Weekend 2010, have all your meals prepared for the whole family and choose whether or not joining in the adventure activities is your thing?

What you get:

  • All meals from lunch on Good Friday to Breakfast on Easter Monday. Lunch Monday by arrangement.
  • Special diets and children catered for
  • Two fully supervised adventure activities for you and the children. These include one half-day canoe option and one half day high rope option. (That’s one whole day of adventure included)
  • Bush dance with a local live band Saturday night
  • Campfire circle just like the good old days
  • Movie night
  • Option to climb Mt Warning for sunrise unassisted
  • Camping fees included. Use of all facilities.
  • Numbers strictly limited to 120 people including children.
  • Sites unpowered. Tents and camper vans suitable - limited sites suitable for caravans
  • No mobile phone, pager, sms, computer, TV reception in the campground. OH YES!
  • Only 50 mins from Coolangatta

What will it cost for a family of four?

$1500? No Way!

$1000? Not even!


Just $895 including GST for a family of four. (Less than $56 pppd for 4 days)

OR

  • $500 for 2 adults
  • Infants free of charge (infants are 6 years and under)
  • $695 for 2 adults and one child (children are 7-14 and under)
  • $895 for 2 adults and 2 children (7-14 years)
  • Each extra adult $250
  • Third and extra children $125 each

What you need to bring:

  • Drinks and alcohol. Plenty of drinking water available. Consider that this is a family event and venue.
  • Camping equipment – tents and bunk rooms for hire at extra cost
  • Snacks (although we will keep you pretty full)
  • Clothing for playing in outdoors.

Bookings now being taken. This relaxing, no-stress weekend will fill quickly now that word is out.

Call Inter-Action on 02 6679 7395 or email Inter Action to book or for more information.

Once you confirm that you would like to be here for the weekend we will send lots more info!

Download the brochure here.

 

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Tuesday, 08 May

An ecstatic Andrew Blair bagged his first Real Insurance XCM Series win when he crossed the finish line first, smashing the Convict100 course record.

A better day for a race on the Convict100 course could not have been dreamed up! A fresh misty morning turned into a beautiful dry sunny day in St Albans for the third event in as many weeks in the Real Insurance XCM Series.

Slick event organisation by Maximum Adventure saw around 3,000 riders and spectators seamlessly fit into the tiny town, creating a buzzing and exciting atmosphere.

A heavily loaded Elite field once again lined up with Series leaders Shaun Lewis and Jenny Fay surrounded by riders like Adrian Jackson, Andrew Blair, Jason English, Matt Fleming, Andy Fellows, Ben Mather and Trenton Day to name but a few. The previous 2 weeks of back to back racing unfortunately knocked 2011 Series champion Dylan Cooper off his best form rendering him unfit to start due to a cold.

It was a fast start as usual with Matt Fleming looking eager to attack as he put his foot down from the word go. However it was Ben Mather who lead Trenton Day and Adrian Jackson over the KOM climb. With 3rd over KOM Jackson earned a vital point and took lead in the KOM competition over Shaun Lewis. Andrew Blair, Andy Fellows, Jason English and Anthony Shippard were not far behind. Series leader Shaun Lewis was still in the mix but was in visible difficulty, also nursing a cold. It was not meant to be for Lewis who sat up soon after the KOM and returned to the start line to see who would take the leader's jersey off of his back, going into the 4th leg of the Series.

In the final few kilometres it was Blair and promising youngster Trenton Day fighting it out, but Blair proved too strong crossing the finish and breaking the course record by over 9 minutes. This also places Blair in the overall Series lead going into the 4th leg of the Series - the Stevens Bikes Husky100. Day came in second, also breaking the course record and establishing himself as one to watch should he be able to juggle his road calendar to do more XCM Series events. Third place was taken by defending Convict100 champion Ben Mather, who we will undoubtedly see more of as he regains his form before the end of the Series. Adrian Jackson and Anthony Shippard rounded off the top 5.

The ladies race was once again dominated by Jenny Fay who seems to be in a class of her own this year. Fay was first over the top of the QOM ahead of Becky Mates and Janet Martin and went on to finish a very impressive 20th overall, almost 20 minutes ahead of Mates. Mates will wear the Queen of the Mountain jersey at the Husky in 6 weeks time.

Thursday, 03 May
Property One offer luxurious and affordable holiday lettings in the Jervis Bay/Nowra area, perfect for families or groups of mates travelling down to compete at the 2012 Stevens Bikes Husky 100.

Property One is happy to support the riders at this years Husky 100 with the following offers:
  • Late check-out: Check-out as late as 2pm, perfect for most riders to finish the event, shower and check-out, and be back at the event centre for presentations.
  • Free Date Transfer: If for any reason the Husky is postponed, you can transfer the date of your accommodation booking, without losing a cent of your booking fee.
  • Cancellation: If, for a genuine reason, you are unable to attend the rescheduled date for the event, you may cancel your accommodation booking and receive a full refund.
Now you can book your accommodation for the Husky 100 with confidence and peace of mind. Get in contact with Antonia at Property One and organise your accommodation soon, and tell them iAdventure sent you!

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