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Backpacking Coffs Harbour and picking fruit

Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, is located 500 kilometers north of Sydney and 400kms south of Brisbane. The region has a contrasting landscapes, from fruit and banana plantations in the hills on three main beaches near the CBD of Coffs Harbour. The natural beauty of the region makes it a destination of great backpack with lots of activities such as surfing, golf and fishing. 40 km north of Coffs Harbour Corindi is one of the largest blueberry plantation in the southern hemisphere, and employs a large number of seasonal workers. Coffs Harbour has a regional airport. Airlines operates regular flights from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Newcastle. The journey from Sydney to Coffs Harbour is six hours, to Brisbane Coffs Harbour is a 5hr drive. Countrylink has two rail services daily from Sydney and Brisbane to Coffs Harbour. Most bus companies have regular services of Coffs Harbour.

Fruit

• February-March – Lychees
• April to September – macadamia nuts
• From June to September – custard apples
• September to December – Summerfruit
• October to December – coffee
• October to January – blueberries
• May to October – avocados

Harvest fruit Accommodation:

Coffs Harbour Backpackers Aussitel

312 Harbour Drive,

Coffs Harbour, NSW 2450

Tel: (02) 6651 1871 or 1800 330 335

Aussitel is undoubtedly the best has to offer in Coffs backpack. Is owned Aussitel and managed by Mark and Teresa, with excellent staff to help you have a good time. It is a friendly, open that many people have been happy to call home! It is busy, active and dynamic, with exceptionally high standards of professional service. We keep up to date with all the latest developments and to ensure we can offer the best quality activities and prices available. Location, location, location. They are perfectly located in the area live off the bush natural breakwater Coffs Creek near beaches, pubs, restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, specialty shops and international marina. Accommodation clean, comfortable, safe, spacious kitchen and living room (sofa large) and the atmosphere very friendly Large single action, or double

• FREE – canoes (explore the beautiful natural bush Coffs Creek)
• FREE – boogie boards
• FREE – Diving in the pool
• FREE – golf and tennis teams
• FREE – Cañas fishing and reels
• FREE – large heated pool BBQ, BIG BBQ nights, entertainment both day and night, fully equipped kitchen, TV, DVD, pool table, board games, volleyball, darts, laundry service, high speed internet CD copying equipment, Visa and Mastercard, help finding work.
• Go guide book Let's recommended hostel for the past five years

Fruit Picking Coffs Harbour work may offer accommodation and work for several jobs full time here at the hostel. They can also arrange work picking fruit for you can work for a week or up to 3 months after his election.

For more information about gathering fruit and goto Backpacker: www.backpacking-aus.com/fruit-picking-coffs.html

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Can anyone recommend a good backpacking stove gasoline?

I think I want to buy a folding base w / separate fuel bottle as a WhisperLite or MSR Dragonfly. I'm not a monster-oz bar or speed, but would like a good compromise between size / weight / stability / price (the base is not adjustment should have no problem playing a pot) without sacrificing reliability. On the contrary, is there any reason why you should buy a cartridge heater in place? Thanks!

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