Step back in time as you explore the colonial roots of New South Wales on this journey through Ebenezer and historic Windsor.

Begin your day with morning tea provided by your friendly coach captain, enjoyed in the tranquil surrounds of Wilberforce before arriving at Ebenezer Uniting Church—Australia’s oldest church, established in 1809. Nestled among a historic churchyard, the site includes the schoolmaster’s house, pioneer cemetery, and one of the earliest sandstone buildings in the region.

Join your local hosts for a guided tour of the church and grounds, learning about the first non-conformist congregation in Australia and its transformation into a Presbyterian church. Discover the stories of early settlers, admire colonial-era craftsmanship, and feel the weight of history beneath the towering eucalypts.

After your visit, enjoy a barbecued sausage and salad lunch followed by apple pie and cream, accompanied by tea or coffee. The award-winning sausages, sourced from a local butcher recognised at the Royal Easter Show, are sure to satisfy.

Before departing, browse the onsite gift shop (cash only) for handmade mementos and keepsakes. Then, settle in for a leisurely drive home through the scenic Hawkesbury region—its riverbanks, farmlands, and heritage townships echoing Australia’s early days.