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Coonamble Visitor Information Centres will help you plan your visit and provides all of the brochures and tourist information

Welcome to the St George Region Visitor Information Centre, your ultimate destination for all things tourism in our beautiful region. With our comprehensive knowledge and up-to-date information on attractions, accommodation, events, and more, we're here to ensure you have an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a first-time explorer or a seasoned adventurer, our team is ready to assist you in making the most of your trip. We also offer a wide range of souvenirs, gifts, and local produce, allowing you to take a piece of the St George Region home with you. Discover the wonders of our region with us today!

Visitor Information Centre and Two Eight Two Eight Cafe.

Welcome to the Thargomindah Visitor Information Centre, your gateway to discovering exciting things to do in Thargomindah. With a plethora of activities and attractions, we offer an exquisite collection of experiences that will delight all travellers. Explore our rich cultural heritage, embark on thrilling outdoor adventures, or immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural beauty of the area. Our knowledgeable staff are here to assist you in planning an unforgettable visit to Thargomindah. Start your journey with us today and unlock a world of discovery!

Part of the holiday experience is the truly stunning landscape that surrounds the Motel. The sunsets and sunrises that can be seen from the top of the hill, draw people from far and wide. It is a favourite place for inspiration for photographers and artists. White Cliffs Underground Motel provides accommodation and catering for singles to large families or groups and conferences. International visitors frequent the area and the motel. ​Enjoy lunch or a cup of coffee while you browse through the gallery and shop. We stock a range of individually made artworks, including some Aboriginal works and artefacts that are second to none. You may be lucky and find there is a film night on, or you can take a tour of the town with one of the local guides. There are a number of galleries and shops, a heritage trail, and areas to fossick for opal. Meet the locals, take a walk, and begin to understand the magic of the outback, and the lure of the opal.