At one end of the building is a small store, mainly fishing gear and a basic range of groceries, and locally grown pistachio nuts. Then the front bar, the publican walks between the shop and bar area to serve. Some interesting items on the walls, like a large snake skin, mounted fish and croc skin. Also a fairly large dining area, looked fairly basic, but would probably seat 70 people (just my guess), and there looked like a caravan park next door, which is also part of the business. (didnt really check the park out, though).
An interesting place, apparently well over 100 years old, and the current licensees have neen there over 20 years.