It adjoins the ancient forests of the Border Ranges National Park that have survived since Australia was part of the supercontinent of Gondwana that existed between 510 and 180 million years ago.
Sine Cera borders the Border Ranges National Park — ancient rainforest that has survived since Australia was part of Gondwana, some 510 to 180 million years ago. The NSW BioNet Atlas has recorded 657 species of wildlife in the area, several rare or found nowhere else.
Trails through ancient rainforest and ridge walks with sweeping views across the range, plus secluded creek-side spots to stop, swim, or just sit. No set itinerary — bring your own pace.
Abundant birdlife and native fauna throughout the 200 acres, with the national park itself 20 minutes away for a longer day out.
100 beds across twin-share and Chalet rooms, plus the 6-bed Freeman Suite, so a birdwatching morning can turn into a multi-day stay without needing to relocate. Large commercial kitchen for self-catering, or we can put you in touch with local caterers.
2 hrs from Brisbane, Gold Coast and Byron Bay; 1 hr 15 from Lismore; 40 mins from Kyogle.
25% non-refundable deposit to secure the date, a further 25% six weeks out, final 50% one week prior.
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