Emu Bay Lavender Farm

Tsuen Wan Lavender Field began in February 2001, when it was just a small garden with five different lavender varieties. The first harvest was in summer of 2003/04, harvesting a total of 1000 bunches of lavender, and then processed to produce about 13 kilograms of dry lavender. Year after year, the farm now harvests about 8,000 bouquets a year, producing 150 kilograms of dried flowers. The farm was recently expanded in the winter of 2009 to its current size, with Lavender Farm's existing stores featuring product rooms, cafes and light dining areas to meet the needs of a growing number of visitors. All lavender products here are processed in their own farms. About 3 kilometers south of the lavender field in Tsuen Wan is Discovery Lagoon campground, Discovery Lagoon is a seasonal lake, surrounded by sheep, and the scenery there is also very special. We went to Kangaroo Island by boat from Adelaide, stayed at the Far Away Escape B&B in Kingscote, Kingscote, rented a car on the island for three days and two nights, and had a great time!

Unfortunately, it is autumn in Australia. If it is spring, it must be a good place to take pictures because spring is when lavender is open. A few neat lavender fields, pat beautiful pictures, and have an afternoon tea in the store, it should be good.

Check in Sydney's niche attractions: Lavender Bay! is located on the north bank of Sydney, Lavender Bay, rated as Sydney's "most livable city"! This quiet port, south of the inner harbour bridge, so this is a resort to watch New Year's Eve fireworks. Northern Sydney, the commercial capital of North Shore, attracts many professionals to move here and enjoy a greener living environment. Four in ten of them earn more than AUD 3,000 a week! Because of the niche, there are not many people coming, the pink pier stack is very special at dusk, especially tasteful! Enjoy the time before sunset here quietly, maybe one of the most romantic things in this city! There are also secret gardens and moon parks around the lavender pier, the latter is free to enter, and it is also one of the shows of Vivid Sydney! The scenery after nightfall is very charming! Transportation: It is recommended to take the ferry under Milson Point, walk along the pier all the way, you can take pictures of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge before sunset!

Tsuen Wan Lavender Field Emu Bay Lavender Farm located on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The lavender farm started in February 2001 and was just a small garden with five different lavender varieties. The first harvest was in summer of 2003/04, and a total of 1000 bunches of lavender were harvested. After processing, about 13 kilograms of dried lavender are produced. Year after year, the farm now harvests about 8,000 bouquets a year and produces 150 kilograms of dried flowers. The farm was recently expanded in the winter of 2009 to its current size, with Lavender Farm's existing stores featuring product rooms, cafes and light dining areas to meet the needs of a growing number of visitors. All lavender products here are processed in their own farms. About 3 kilometers south of the lavender field in Tsuen Wan is Discovery Lagoon campground, Discovery Lagoon is a seasonal lake, surrounded by sheep, and the scenery there is also very special. We went to Kangaroo Island by boat from Adelaide, stayed at the Far Away Escape B&B in Kingscote, Kingscote, rented a car on the island for three days and two nights, and had a great time!