Coach Tour Specialists
Join Karen & Bob for a great day out taking in some sights from our own backyard that we might not normally see, around the Tidbinbilla and Cotter area. This is part of the new initiative from Potter Travel to provide outings for members during this trying time and the need to comply with Covid-19 […]
The Old Coach Stables were built in 1857 and used by Cobb and Co mail service. The stables have been recently restored into a beautiful restaurant /function venue. The old coach stables is a very unique venue in a rural setting for a special day out. The venue is a wonderful combination of history food […]
There is nothing quite like the nostalgia of the paddlewheels churning, the water lapping against the hulls, reliving the romance and excitement of the paddlewheel era. Join us on the old-world style paddlewheeler, the Nepean Belle, as she cruises the wilderness areas of the Blue Mountains National Park and the Nepean Gorge. The headwaters of […]
Glenalvon has been described as ‘An exceptional two-storied sandstone home of colonial Georgian design’ by the National Trust, and ‘A rare example of a residence and garden of its period, size, diversity, integrity, and quality’ (Otto Cserhalmi & Partners, Heritage Architects). Glenalvon is circa 1841 and consists of the two storey main house, the earlier […]
Join Coach Captain Karen and Tour Escort/Covid Marshall Bob for a great day out. This is an initiative from Potter Travel to provide outings for members during this trying time and the need to comply with Covid-19 restrictions. So we are running a number of small group outings with Karen & Bob. Enjoy a day […]
Visit picturesque Jugiong and immerse yourself in country life as we meet our tour guide. He’ll show us the sights and dazzle us with information on Jugiong and all it has to offer – from the Murrumbidgee River, historic buildings (including the bush school that Richie Benaud attended), bushranger past, spectacular scenery and much, much […]
The European ownership of Retford Park dates from 1821 when Governor Macquarie granted Edward Riley two parcels of land. The property remained in the Riley family until the 1880s when it was acquired by Samuel Hordern of the respected Hordern family. He named the property Retford Park in recognition of his family links to the […]
The Hawkesbury Working Kelpie Stud is located near Young and promote the working Kelpie by way of working dog demonstrations. It all started with Anthony taking his Kelpie team to the 2011 Sydney Royal Easter Show. It was a big hit with up to 600 people attending each demonstration. Their understanding and vast experience with […]
From the producers of Aladdin and The Lion King, Disney’s new hit musical Frozen is storming Sydney’s Capitol Theatre in 2021. Adapted from the Oscar-winning film, Frozen the Musical is expertly brought to the stage by acclaimed Director Michael Grandage, giving life to this beloved story in an all new, unforgettable theatrical experience. An inspiring […]
The tradition of hospitality began at Galong when Irish transportee Edward ‘Ned’ Ryan settled there in the late 1820’s. The Ryan’s introduced new forms of agricultural practice, which resulted in wealth and success for both them and the wider community. The property was passed onto the Redemptorist Congregation who established a monastery and a juvenate […]
The name, Montreal, is an anagram of the name of local draper J J Learmont who had the theatre built in 1929 after spending many hours of research in various Sydney theatres. It is an almost intact example of a 1920’s picture theatre in the style of the architects Kaberry and Chard. It is ‘modernistic’ […]
Adelong is the heritage gateway to the Snowy Mountains nestled on the banks of the Adelong Creek. It’s verandah-lined main street is classified by the National Trust (NSW) with some buildings dating back to the gold rush era of the 1800’S. The site was first established in 1864 as the Commercial Hotel as business was […]
Built around a village square the historic heritage village of Binalong is nestled in wooded hills north-west of Yass. In 1821 Hamilton Hume’s exploratory party became the first known group of Europeans in the area. Binalong was also home to one of Australia’s best-known poets: AB ‘Banjo’ Paterson. Raised at Illalong Station outside the town, […]
