Easter Treats Galore At Hotham
Head to Hotham this Easter (6 to 9 April 2007) for an exhilarating range of activities and celebrations, headlined by the traditional ‘City versus Country’ polo match on Easter Sunday, 8 April 2007.
Cobungra Station, Victoria’s biggest cattle station, will once again play host to what has become Australia’s biggest polo match. Now in its 18th year, this celebrated no-rules match draws thousands of people keen to see some of Victoria’s top city based polo players do battle with high country cattlemen.
The day will also feature a huge range of high-country entertainment and activities for the whole family, including running races, tug-of-war, helicopter joy flights, face painting, pony rides, whip cracking and bucking bull rides. There will also be a six-piece country music band and for those fashionably inclined, there’s even a fashions on the field parade sponsored by Driza-Bone.
There will be plenty of Easter Eggs for the kids on Easter Sunday. Dinner Plain will host an Easter Egg hunt and those at the polo will view a spectacular drop of eggs from a helicopter hovering at 4,000 feet!
Easter at Hotham offers family fun across the whole weekend. The Hotham Village Chairlift will operate on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, offering scenic chairlift rides and mountain biking, and a rodeo will take place at nearby Omeo on Easter Saturday.
Easter Treat Package (Call 1800 hotham to inquire or book):
Just $366 per adult and $356 per child. Includes:
5 nights accommodation at a deluxe Dinner Plain chalet;
2 days passes at Onsen Retreat and Spa
2 dinner vouchers, 1 drink voucher and 1 breakfast or lunch voucher
Food hamper
Tickets to the polo and free return shuttle bus from Dinner Plain
WHAT: City v Country Polo Match (Hotham Easter Weekend)
WHERE: Cobungra Station, Mt Hotham
WHEN: Easter Weekend 2007 (Friday, 6 April to Monday, 9 April)
TIME: Gates at Cobungra Station open at 10am
City v Country Polo Match commences at 12pm
COST: $20 per adult. $15 per child (children under 5 FREE)
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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