Travel north along the Flaxton drive passing through Flaxton and Mapleton. Your journey will take you past the magnificent 80 meter Kondalilla Falls, Flaxton Gardens Winery with its breathtaking ocean views, and Thierry’s Le Relais Bressan French restaurant with its traditional French country chateau architectural design. Once you are past Mapleton continue along the Nambour Mapleton road through Nambour until you see directional signs to the Bruce Highway, take the Gympie entry lane at the roundabout, travel north along the Bruce highway and take the Eumundi exit, turn left into Memorial drive and your at the markets.

The Eumundi markets operate from 8am every Wednesday and Saturday morning. The Eumundi Markets is one of Australia’s leading tourist attraction is situated in the heart of the historic town of Eumundi and was established in 1979. The iconic and towering heritage listed fig trees rise above the 500 plus stall market. Wide shady walkways make strolling among stalls and old quirky buildings a pleasant experience. View artworks and sculptures by local artistes. Taste homemade lemonade, freshly baked breads, locally grown produce and fresh seasonal fruit. Listen to the diverse music of the electronic didgeridoo and bongo drums or traditional bush poetry and street theatre.

The Majestic Theatre Pomona is Australia’s longest continuously running theatre. Since its opening in 1921 it has provided the community with over 83years of entertainment. Originally a silent movie house, it ran talkies from 1930 to 1987 when it reverted to its original form. It is now the oldest fully operational [and authentic] silent movie theatre in the world. Enter the auditorium and your passengers are transported back to the 1920’s with original décor, seating and presentation. All performances are accompanied live by either Ron West or Andrew Zieren on the theatre’s pipe organ. This adds measurably to the authentic silent movie experience, while you watch Rudolph Valentino gallop across the burning sands to rescue Vilma Banky from the evil clutches of Gabah the Moore in THE SON OF THE SHIEK.

Your next stop is Kenilworth, an old alluvial gold mining area, which is recognized for its outstanding cheeses, beef and fruit. Kenilworth’s two main attractions are Kenilworth Cheese Factory, and Blind Man’s Bluff Vineyard.

All Kenilworth cheese is handcrafted using the highest quality milk from the farms surrounding the factory. The traditional methods of cheese making are employed with the cheese turned by hand during the manufacturing process. Over the past decade Kenilworth Cheese has won numerous awards for its products at National and State shows; and you have the opportunity to free-taste these award-winning cheeses.

After the Cheese Factory, we travel the short distance for a wine tasting at Bind Man’s Bluff Vineyards, where you can sit back and enjoy magnificent views of the Mary Valley and Kenilworth Bluff. After the wine tasting you board the coach for the trip home to Montville.