Today we visit Grafton, known for its colonial buildings and beautiful Jacaranda trees that line the streets. We step back in time to a bygone era with our visit to Schaeffer House, now home to the Clarence River Historical Society, the oldest historical society in the country. Built from 1901 to 1903, the homestead was built by the son of a pioneer German family, Mr Frederick Schaeffer, who was the town’s first architect. Next, we head to Junction Hill to visit Lanbruk’s Gunyah. Here we’ll be taken on a tour through the Olive grove; see the animals including Alpacas and Dorper sheep in the paddocks and enjoy a delicious homemade lunch. We’ll have the opportunity to browse through the gift shop to admire local handicrafts and, of course, pick up a supply of the organic olive oils produced here. There is even a museum housing the fully restored and still running, 1926 Chevy Utility. We head back to Yamba via Ulmarra where we have free time to browse the shops or marvel at the beautiful old buildings. Tonight, we enjoy dinner at Yamba Golf Club (breakfast at hotel / lunch & dinner included).