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6 of Australia's Top Musts

The Land Down Under is a traveller favourite thanks to its warm weather, stunning beaches, exciting cities, and diverse landscapes. And if you´re visiting from the Northern Hemisphere, keep in mind that the seasons are reversed. So this month through November is spring, and December through February is summer - which is an especially fantastic time to visit - including these iconic destinations: read post

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Australia's top ten unexpected honeymoon destinations

Honeymooning in Australia is wonderful, and you may have considered spots like Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Great Barrier Reef, Phillip Island, the Blue Mountains, perhaps the Yarra River or Byron Bay. There are a lot of places in Australia that get a ton of honeymoon buzz, but there are also quite a few other picture perfect and romantic destinations - some of which may not have occurred to you - that deserve to be on your bucket list. Here are ten examples: read post

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Saying 'G’Day' to some fine Australian wines

Some weeks ago, our Southern California Wine Council greeted 2022 with a tasting of five wines from the Land Down Under which are exported to the United States. Four of these wines are produced by Eight at the Gate in the Wrattonbully wine country located along the country's southeastern coast, about 280 miles from Melbourne and stretching throughout the hill country of the Stewarts and Naracoorte mountain ranges. This area has a temperate climate, long growing season, and…

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10 Australia road-trip tips

In terms of epic journeys, you’re not going to get much bigger than road tripping around the land Down Under. This huge landmass has more differing landscapes and areas of natural beauty than perhaps anywhere else in the world, from stunning beaches, lush rainforests, the red centre, Uluru, and massive cosmopolitan cities, all with a laid-back vibe and rich culture to explore. Of course, with any journey of this size, you need to know a little about what you’re getting yourself into before…

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Beverley Malzard September 13, 2010 at 1:55am

A 'koala' hot air balloon? What's the koala connection. But that said, flying over Cairns seeing the sea on one side and the mountain range on the other is pretty spectacular. I've done the helicopter ride from out on the reef over the sea to the rainforest area - splendid!
Hot Air Balloon Cairns September 10, 2010 at 2:33am

Heard about the two couples, both lived in New York City, both lived on Third Avenue, actually they lived on the same block and both wives had office jobs working for NYC. They met for the first time, this week, floating in a koala hot air balloon over the outback, west of Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef. www.hotair.com.au/cairns - What a small world it is.
Tony Tien Huynh August 28, 2010 at 4:22pm

Looking for affiliates to send us travelers to Vietnam. Generous commission will be apply for it.

Tony
tony@oneworldvn.com
Beverley Malzard August 24, 2010 at 2:39am

Check out my blog - would love some comments from other travel writers - I seem to have attracted some Chinese stalkers - see the comments box!
Http://getupandgomagazine.blogspot.com Writing up a story on Queensland's Granite Belt today.
Andrea Spirov August 24, 2010 at 2:25am

I agree, Beverley! I've never had a bad meal here...
I also recommend the Mornington Peninsula, just an hour south. Here's a recent post about a weekend we spent there http://su.pr/1SqUSw

And John's explanation of Australian Rules Football on Traveldudes.org for anyone travelling here - a must see!
Beverley Malzard August 18, 2010 at 3:53am

The Windsor Hotel for a traditional afternoon tea in style, the Press Club for dinner -and Cummulous in Flinders Lane is cool. But Melbourne has no hit and miss joints - coffee is good all over and the food too. Melbourne deserves a week's holiday for drinking and eating only. Don't forget the 'lanes' for little, cool bars and tapas on tap!
Andrea Spirov August 18, 2010 at 3:38am

My list of 25 Top Places to Eat & Drink in Melbourne was just published on TravelDudes.org: http://su.pr/2ctC0d What's your favourite place to eat or drink in Melbourne?
Beverley Malzard August 17, 2010 at 5:16am

Jenolan Caves are about a three hour drive from Sydney and in spectacular country. Scrubby bush, wild escarpments and nearby Kanangra Walls, the most spectacular sandstone cliffs you can imagine. Also for bushwalkers (hikers) there's the 'six foot track' there where you can walk the rugged track for several days - if you're fit and brave enough. C'mon down, you're all welcome - if you are well behaved!
Tony Tien Huynh August 5, 2010 at 5:04am

Hi.

See us at www.oneworldvn.com or indochinas.com for Vietnam touring.

Tony.
David Lawrence August 2, 2010 at 3:59am

Hey, thanks, Chad. Want to go there now.