Family activities
Talbot Islands are a group of Torres Strait Islands in Australia, between the Australian mainland and the island of New Guinea and a few kilometres west of Saibai Island, Torres Strait, only 4 km from the Papua New Guinea mainland at the mouth of the Mai Kussa River. Stock up and fill up.
Things to do
Things to do
It was conveniently close to the bathrooms and a small playground.
We passed the George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park, to the next beach-side location.Amelia Island State park is technically one of the Talbot Island State Parks, and the only Florida State park that allows horseback riding on the beach. If you get any enjoyment from being in nature, seeing wildlife in their natural habitat or just like to sit in the peaceful serene landscape quietly then a trip to Big Talbot Island just might be something you want to check out.
Nature & wildlife
Art & culture
Big Talbot Island State Park lies to the immediate north.
Spa & wellbeing
A decent sized parking area on “The Bluffs” is available at the trail-head.
Official site for Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Events
Talbot was a thriving centre in the early days of the gold rush and many historic buildings remain.
Big Talbot island.
Sports
Big Talbot Island, Florida.
Events
Informative signs were posted along the path, and we gained some knowledge of the local wildlife.
Offers
Great Ocean Road
The Talbot Islands contain five named and about six smaller islands: While you're in the area, be sure to sample the elegant, cool climate wines at Amherst Winery, winner of a 5-star winery rating in James Halliday's Australian Wine Companion.If you're more of an outdoor type, head out to the Paddys Ranges State Park in the Pyrenees Ranges.
Bowse for vintage clothing and collectables in local specialty stores, find that rare hardback in a local second-hand bookshop, and then finish the day with a sumptuous dinner at one of the local eateries or family run wineries. The Murray
Phillip Island
Having packed our adventure vehicle with summer camping supplies, we headed north and once again over the St Johns River on a ferry.
Boasting more than 100 stalls and up to 2000 people stopping by each month, it's the place to stock up on everything from organic produce, local honey and olives to continental cakes and home-made cheeses.
Events
Melbourne
Spa & wellbeing