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Because YOU voted with your hearts, we have won another award. Thank you again for believing in us. We feel humble in our gratitude. Here is what they said…    “TripAdvisor is awarding the Escarpment Retreat & Day Spa with a 2013 Certificate of Excellence. This pr

Here is a picture of me getting ready for the annual Vinnies Sleepout. We are wanting to raise the visibility of homelessness in Australia and have decided to contribute ourselves. We have created a package where we will give $50 to Vinnies and also give you a $100 discount for helpin

$67 Four-course Mothers’ Day Menu SPOIL MUM, AND THE WHOLE FAMILY! WITH THIS ULTIMATE FRENCH MENU Here is our Mothers’ Day Menu, served all day on Mothers’ Day, Sunday 12 May, at lunch and dinner: APÉRITIF A glass of Kir royal, Kir Blanc, Belgium Beer or La FermeR

Face to Face This exhibition is currently showing at Gallery Works Open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 4pm through May and June 2013 May is a good time for art lovers to visit because dozens of artists in the region open their studios The Tamborine Mountain Artist Stud

Scenic Rim Regional Council is committed to promoting the arts as a tool for cultural expression and development. Cultural engagement and participation is recognised by Council as integral to building community capacity. Mt Tamborine is home to acclaimed artists, musicians and perform

  My name is Gary Poole and I am the owner of The Escarpment Retreat and Day Spa. This winter, I will take part in an event called CEO Sleepout in Brisbane where I will be given three pieces of cardboard and a cup of soup for a night to simulate the experience of homeless people.

      Getting from Coolangatta Airport to Mt Tamborine via taxi can be quite expensive. I would budget around $180 to get to the Escarpment and maybe  $200 to get to other properties on our mountain Less expensive is a personalised pickup of $165 for two people provided

The Drumley Walk is a project of the Yugambeh Museum, Language and Heritage Research Centre. The Museum aims to record and promote the traditional knowledge of our region, especially the Yugambeh language, which was spoken throughout south east Queensland. An easy 4km walk to mark the