Muswellbrook Winter Yulefest

Days: 3 Days

Activity: 1. Easy

Transport: Drive

$1,095.00

Tour description


Tour dates: 22nd July – 24th July, 2026

Embrace the cosy charm of winter on this delightful three-day Yulefest escape through Muswellbrook and the wider Hunter region. With colourful street art, rich local history and welcoming country towns, the journey offers a lovely blend of culture, scenery and indulgence. Begin by uncovering Kurri Kurri’s vibrant murals, enjoying time in Singleton and exploring Australia’s military heritage at the Army Infantry Museum. In Muswellbrook, wander through the local art gallery, taste artisan cheeses at Hunter Belle, and savour the flavours of Pukara Estate’s award-winning oils and condiments — all before settling in for a festive Yulefest Dinner filled with warmth, good food and cheerful celebration.

The return journey continues with a visit to historic Tocal Homestead, where beautifully preserved buildings and rural landscapes offer a glimpse into early colonial life. A final stop in the riverside village of Morpeth invites you to explore boutique shops, heritage streets and peaceful river views before heading home. With delicious meals, thoughtful inclusions and the relaxed camaraderie of travelling together, this tour captures the spirit of winter — cosy, colourful and wonderfully memorable.

Itinerary

We set off from Sydney, pausing in Kurri Kurri for morning tea and time to admire the town’s colourful murals that celebrate its people and heritage. Continuing to Singleton, we visit the Visitor Information Centre and Gallery before enjoying lunch together. The afternoon takes us to the Australian Army Infantry Museum, where fascinating exhibits, uniforms, and military vehicles trace the proud story of Australia’s infantry soldiers from colonial times to modern peacekeeping. By late afternoon, we arrive in Muswellbrook and settle in for a welcoming dinner at The Remington.

Overnight: The Remington, Muswellbrook
Meals Included: Morning Tea, Lunch, Dinner

This morning we relax on board the coach for a scenic tour around Muswellbrook, discovering its heritage buildings, leafy streets, and country charm. We then visit the Muswellbrook Regional Art Gallery to admire its vibrant mix of local and contemporary works. At Hunter Belle, we enjoy a guided tour, lunch, and time to browse their specialty shop filled with artisan cheeses and gourmet treats. In the afternoon, we sample the award-winning oils and condiments at Pukara Estate before returning to the hotel. As evening falls, we gather for a joyful in-house Yulefest Dinner, where laughter, music, and hearty winter flavours fill the night with festive cheer.

Overnight: The Remington, Muswellbrook
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Activity Levels

  • 1. Easy
  • 2. Moderate
  • 3. Active Moderate
  • 4. Adventurous

Testimonials

Hi John and Kerry, Just wanted you to know what an enjoyable time we had on the Temora trip. Fantastic food, friendly staff and very comfortable rooms. Itinerary was very good and enjoyed all of the various visits we made. Who will ever forget the characters we met. Looking forward to seeing you at the Bright trip.

Barbara and Brian

Re: Batemans Bay Hi Debbie, We have just returned from a 4-day trip to Bateman’s Bay with with Jimmy as our driver. I wanted to email to tell you how good he was. He was so friendly and pleasant, nothing was too much trouble, and his help / support of our older Ex-Servicemen and their wives was outstanding. He was also very interested in out stories which was lovely. I know we always get that level of service from OnCourse, and wanted you to know that it continued with Jimmy. He was so articulate on the microphone and always had some interesting bits of information about where we were or where we were near. The weather on our trip could have been better, but he did his best, moved things around, found places for us to stop in the rain, and always with a smile on his face and made the trip so enjoyable. His handling of the coach was also something we all commented on. Once again, another lovely trip away, and I wouldn’t hesitate to go on any trip Jimmy was involved in.

TH