Amy Darragh

The best thing about this museum is Alf and Sharon the volunteers. They are friendly and entertaining. They are very knowledgeable.

Sharon makes the scones fresh every morning and they are awesome. They have real expresso coffee. Lots of the locals just come in for the cafe.

This museum fits a lot into a small space.
I am not a museum person, so didn't look at too much. They offered us head sets for an audio recording. If you wanted to look at everything you would be here for hours.

It is an Aldi so the range will never be extensive. The weekly specials are like a lucky did sometimes good sometimes bad and sometimes so great grown adults fight over who got there first.
I never remember to bring a bag. Love that batteries are right on the check out counter.

Parking is easy. No crowds to fight through.
Centre is aging what was once new is old and the colour long faded. You could nearly say histrionic. They is a lovely mixed cultural feel here. They are getting more trendy cafes but you can't sit outside as people are s smoking everywhere.
Going to Aldi was the most colorful part of our trip and I don't like Aldi). There is also a Woolworths.
My kids said it reminded them of shopping malls they have been to in India and Indonesia.

A great chance to do it like a local!
Not for the faint hearted, lazy or those with wimpy whinging kids.
Walk up stairs get sweaty, run up stairs get really sweaty. Great coastal walk at the bottom.