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Olde
East Brook
Olde
Eastbrook is the name chosen for the Omodei family
vineyard situated in the Eastbrook farming region
of the South West of Western Australia just 10km
from Pemberton. The title 'Olde' indicates a history
of pioneers and group settlers in the district
who faced hardship with humour and prevailed to
raise families and built a community in Eastbrook.
'Olde' also refers to the age of the land, its
soils and hydrology, and the surrounding environment
that allows the production of fine wine.
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their site here.
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 Pemberton
Discovery Tours
With offices located less than 500m from Pemberton
Backpackers, Pemberton Discovery Tours offer a
unique days entertainment and reveals some of
Pemberton's best kept secrets.
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their site here.
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The
Pemberton Tramway Co.
All aboard at Pemberton railway station for these
return services which meader through towering
Karri, Marri & Jarri forests, over trestle
bridges spanning rivers and streams along one
of Australia's most majestic railway lines.
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their site here.
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 Donnelly
River Cruises
Enjoy a relaxed crusie from the Karri to the coast.
Escorted into the beautiful D'Entrecasteaux National
Park, by air-conditioned bus, you will begin your
cruise on the unique Donnelly River.
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their site here.
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Pemberton
Hiking & Canoeing
Specialises in environmentally sensitive adventure
and leisure tours into the unique old growth forests
and pristine landscapes of the Pemberton area.
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their site here.
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 Jarrah
Jacks
Great food. Fine wines. Hand Brewed Beers.
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their site here.
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Bibbilmun
South
Walk the first part of the 976Km famous Bibbulmun
Track in comfort without the drudge of carrying
a heavy pack and eating dried food. Do it the
easy way.
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their site here.
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 Forest
Fresh Marron
Don't forget to visit Forest Fresh Marron while
you are in Pemberton. Experience the tour with
a difference! Marron, marron souvenirs and unique
marron jewellery available.
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their site here.
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The
Peter Kovacsy Studio - Contemporary Glass &
Wood Art
To visit the studio, follow the signs along Jamieson
Street in Pemberton.
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their site here.
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