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Australia \\'s oldest and most famous traditional Hedge Maze.
More than 4000 year round flowering lavender bushes planted in our lavender labyrinth & display gardens
25 acres of internationally acclaimed garden settings with over 10 garden displays with individual themes that change with every season of the year.
A Circular Rose Maze the first of its kind planted anywhere in the world! With over 1200 rose bushes of 200 fragrant varieties chosen for colour and perfume.
Enjoy the serenity of abundant water features and diverse birdlife, as you admire nature at its best.
Spacious licensed café with high vaulted ceilings & towering windows overlooking Maze & water gardens.
Maya Spa is a boutique day spa where one can experience relaxation and total rejuvenation.
Set behind a private courtyard and opposite beautiful Dromana Beach a tranquil, earthy décor, rich in warmth waits, ready to indulge all of your senses.
Their Spa and Massage rooms are private and provide a quiet ambience to make your visit one of relaxation.
Maya Spa offers a variety of blissful beauty and therapy services to tempt you including:
Please Click here for our treatment menu including prices
Monday - 9am to 5pm
Tuesday - 9am to 5pm
Wednesday - 9am to 5pm
Thursday - 9am to 7pm
Friday - 9am to 6pm
Saturday - 9am to 5pm
Sunday - 10am to 4pm
Please note Sunday & all late nights from 5pm-7pm are by appointment only and subject to availability of therapists.
Originally located in the Broadway on Nepean highway, Rosebud cinema moved to its current address in 1977. It was then an independent cinema owned by Lloyd and Marie Whitaker and managed by Peter Hansen. It opened at this site on December 21st 1977 with a single screen. In 1983 a second screen was added and in 1994 a third screen was completed which permitted the complex to screen up to 24 sessions a day.
On the 20th November 1997 Rosebud cinema opened for trade after being transformed into a six-screen complex. It was then owned by a partnership between Lloyd and Marie Whitaker and Robert and Mem Kirby.