Bowral >> Situated in the shadow of Mt Gibraltar on rich volcanic soil at nearly 700 metres above sea level, it's famous for it's postcard views from the scenic lookout, the annual Tulip Time Festival and Bowral is home to the famous Bradman Museum of Cricket. Bowral's a place of unique cafes and boutiques, one of the oldest cultivated gardens in Australia and stately mansions nestled behind manicured hedges.
 

Berrima >> Rich is history with its boutique shopping, fine dining and colonial buildings of museums and galleries, antiques and Old Wares make Berrima a must for any Southern Highlands tour.
 

Moss Vale >> Nestled between Bowral and Bundanoon with its beautiful tree lined main street gives it a country village atmosphere.
 

Sutton Forest >> Grand country estates and beautiful guest houses are surrounded by a lush and verdant landscape make this the perfect weekend retreat.
 

Canyonleigh >> A beautiful country hide-away offering panoramic views, lush forests, beautiful rivers and stunning natural beauty.
 

Bundanoon >> The southern gateway to the Morton National Park, scenic walks, and breathtaking views. Bundanoon hosts the annual Highland Gathering and Games showcasing everything Scottish in April and makes this one of the largest highland gatherings in the world. Don't miss out on the Village Garden Ramble and Scarecrow Festival held held over one weekend in Spring where you can visit a circuit of up to eight village gardens.

Burrawang >> Peace and tranquility is the perfect description of this village of old world charm makes Burrawang the perfect atmosphere for relaxing.
 

Fitzroy Falls >> Where the stunning waters from the Yarrunga Creek tumble down the escarpment to meet the waters of the Shoalhaven River. A must see.

Robertson >> Known as the green heart of the Southern Highlands with spectacular scenery. The Robertson Reserve is uniquely preserved rainforest untouched by human encroachment. Robertson offers more than just a drive through......there's the market day every second Sunday of the month. The Robertson Potatos and The Big Potato, the potato capital of NSW.