Articles tagged ‘Planning a Trip’

Hunter Valley Tours, a few options

By Heather | June 26th, 2007 | Add a Comment »

Hello all of you out there in TV land! Only about 2 hours from Sydney, the Hunter Valley is one of the most publicized wine regions in Australia. As far as wine goes, the Hunter generally produces quite enjoyable and popular varieties. Wine aside, most importantly to many people, it provides a [...]


 

John Williamson- Aussie Exports to Look For

By Heather | June 24th, 2007 | 1 Comment »

During the Tamworth Music Festival last January I had the great pleasure of going to watch John Williamson perform. I knew absolutely nothing about him other than a friend of mine had bought the tickets. I was thoroughly enchanted. Watching him on a big stage with nothing more than a chair, guitar, [...]




 

Oz Survival Guide to Food- Fresh Juice Shops

By Heather | June 20th, 2007 | Add a Comment »

Oh the Aussies really nailed it with this one! One of my favorite ways to start a day is with a freshly squeezed juice. The best part about it- you get to pick the fruit/veggies/flavors you want in it. MMMM! Watermelon, Apple, Orange, Pineapple, Mint, Ginger, Carrot, Celery, Pear…you name it!
Granted [...]


 

Car Sharing in Melbourne and Sydney

By Heather | June 13th, 2007 | 3 Comments »

Do you live in Melbourne or Sydney, need a car occasionally, but not really enough to own one? Check out car sharing! These fun little cars are located in most of the popular neighborhoods of both cities such as St. Kilda, Manly, Newtown, Bondi, and the CBD areas. Help the environment, while [...]


 

Last Minute Travel Deals, Canellations.com.au

By Heather | June 6th, 2007 | Add a Comment »

Finally!!!!! This morning on my drive in, I heard a radio article that peaked my interest. I used to be a huge user of Priceline.com in the States for cheap last minute hotels. Upon moving to OZ, I was heartbroken to discover it doesn’t really work here. BUT! Cancellations is a [...]


 

WebJet 28 Day Deal finder

By Heather | June 6th, 2007 | Add a Comment »

WebJet.com.au is Australia’s Version of Travelocity or Orbitz. You go to one page, type in your travel requests and the best prices from the available airlines magically appears. If you get hooked up with their service, they will send you notifications when there are sales and specials running.
The 28 Day Deal [...]


 

Qantas vs Choice Magazine, The Flying Kangarude?

By Heather | June 5th, 2007 | Add a Comment »

UH oh, it has been in the news lately that the flying Kangaroo has been named the flying Kangarude! Now my personal experience with them, has to this point, been very good, but thought I’d at least report both sides of the coin.
Qantas has recently been named the worst international airline in [...]


 

Bushwalking Tours for the Over 50’s

By Heather | June 5th, 2007 | 2 Comments »

Are you stil lithe and itching for adventure, but not really up for some one doing a beer bong in the tent next to you? Come Join Exploranges Bushwalking tours for the over 50’s.
Natural History Focus
Personal Service
Experienced guides
Great food
Small friendly groups
Discounts for clubs
Come discover some Great Australian places at your own pace [...]


 

Royal National Park, Ferry Service

By Heather | May 29th, 2007 | 1 Comment »

Are you in Sydney and need to get out of the paved jungle? If you head just a little south- you’ll feel like you are on another planet entirely. Instead of pavement…you’ll be surrounded by nature! The Royal National Park established in 1879, it is now about 16,000 hectares of National Parkland- [...]


 

The Kimberley, Kununurra, The Boab Bookshop Cafe’

By Heather | May 22nd, 2007 | Add a Comment »

I have to admit, Kununurra is a little rough around the edges, but very interesting. One of the bigger towns in the Kimberley Region, it is the first stop to reload on fruits and veggies that have been so cruelly confiscated by the boarder customs officers at the NT border.
It is a [...]


 

 

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