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Hamilton Heritage B&B

Locality: Hamilton

Phone: +61 2 4961 1242

Address: 178 Denison Street 2303 Hamilton, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.accommodationinnewcastle.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Beautiful day in Newy to day enjoying a coffee break at Bar Beach

24.01.2022 A very close encounter off Newcastle photos taken from Fort Drive

22.01.2022 Sunset on Newcastle Harbour

20.01.2022 Gloucester Tops and The Barrington Tops are a delightful drive from Newcastle the road snakes through the beautiful countryside across causeways and farmlands. A lovely way to spend a day.

18.01.2022 Stanley had a stopover

18.01.2022 Such a beautiful gentle old soul Choppa had a stop over with his family

17.01.2022 Whales are here at last these photos were taken from Fort Drive a very active youngster must have breached at least 20 times. 23rd Sept 2020 there seemed to be a couple of young ones taking turns doing circles between Nobbys and Newcastle Beaches.

16.01.2022 Furchildren Frolic on Horsehoe Beach Newcastle's off leash Dog Friendly Area, on the harbour side of Nobbys Beach with lots of available free parking a great place to take the family pet while visiting Newcastle.

16.01.2022 OPEN EVERY DAY THESE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS! Would you like to see how one of Australia’s largest conservation facilities is operated? Well this is your chance! Due t...o popular demand, Aussie Ark has decided to open its doors again for a short time only! During the Spring holidays, from September 26th October 11th 2020, Aussie Ark will welcome daily visitors! Not only does Aussie Ark hold the largest population of the endangered Tasmanian devil on mainland Australia, but it also is home to Eastern quolls, Parma wallabies, bandicoots, Brush-tailed rock-wallabies, and bettongs! Set high in the spectacular NSW Barrington Tops, you can escape to the remoteness of Aussie Ark just for the day! Guaranteed to recharge your batteries and show you how Aussie Ark is fighting extinction of some of Australia’s most loved species! MORE INFORMATION: http://bit.ly/AAopendays

15.01.2022 Very yummy and the view is awesome

13.01.2022 Harbour Dining in tranquil surroundings our beautiful Newcastle Harbour views from the verandah of #QueensWharfBrewery

12.01.2022 The Whales have arrived so keep you eyes peeled as you wander the Bathers Way from Nobby's to Merewether. There is a viewing platform just outside of Fort Scratchley these photos were taken from Fort Drive. 24th Sept 2020.

12.01.2022 Thankyou we appreciate that you appreciate what we offer.

10.01.2022 Awesome conditions tomorrow (Wednesday) and only a handful of guests. If you've been meaning to go whale watching this could be your day. Mums and calves starting to head South close to the coastline. Book online or call 0400 381 787.

10.01.2022 Marine mammals, such as whales, dolphins, and porpoises, are much more dependent on sound for communication and sensation than are land mammals, because other... senses are of limited effectiveness in water. While there is some singing along migration routes, the singing peaks at areas and times related to reproduction. The males sing the most complex songs, but the females make some music of their own and do seem to listen to the males. Individual songs are complicated enough, consisting of sets of sounds within other sounds. There seems to be some individual improvisation, but Helweg describes clear evidence of different dialects of songs. Populations of whales from a given area sang songs that were different from other populations with which they had limited contact. The farther apart two groups were, the more different the sounds were. For example, Indian Ocean humpbacks sound very different from Pacific Ocean humpbacks, while different populations within the same general part of the Pacific will share more elements and song structures. #whalewatching #dolphinwatching #humpbackwhales #marinescience #portstephens

08.01.2022 Mars, Venus and Teddy reunite, Mars took a drink from the frog pond lol

08.01.2022 Fancy a wander around our diverse City by the Sea, free parking at Nobby's Beach you can either take a stroll along the beach to the Breakwall or wander along Macquarie pier to the end of the Breakwall, keep you eyes peeled for Dolphins, Whales, Seals hanging out on the Yellow Harbour Buoy, lots of sea bird life, ships entering and leaving the harbour. Finish off your walk with a snack and coffee at Swells Kiosk.

08.01.2022 Oscar on a stopover such a sweet boy.

07.01.2022 Pelicans settling down for the night on Newcastle Harbour

05.01.2022 So lovely to receive a thankyou

04.01.2022 Nova On the Harbour,

04.01.2022 A short drive from Newcastle along the Pacific Highway via Swansea the sleepy village of Catherine Hill Bay with its relics of days gone by the disused Coal Loader Wharf a silent witness to time gone by.

03.01.2022 About 1hours drive from Newcastle is another wonderful discovery drive to Mount Sugarloaf where you can find Australia's Standing Stones, the road meanders through the beautiful Australian Bushland and affords amazing views on a clear day across the whole of Newcastle and surrounds towns looking out to the horizon.