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Indulge at Great Barrier Feast

Who? Hamilton Island

What? Australia’s Hamilton Island will be hosting its fourth Great Barrier Feast this year, celebrating the best of Australian cuisine. There will be culinary events hosted by chefs Peter Gilmore, Dan Hunter and Alastair Waddell including demonstrations and a tasting dinner. Prices start from AUS$2,140 including two nights accommodation.

When? 12-14th July

Where? Hamilton Island, Australia

How? Visit www.hamiltonisland.com.au for more information

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