Recent snowfalls have already provided an extensive base snow cover across all the NSW snowfields with more predicted later in the week. All the ski resorts are geared up for the official opening of the 2015 ski season this weekend so here is a rundown on the NSW ski destinations. Perisher With four interlinked resort […]
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Author: Alex McGregor
Himeji Garden – Four essentials while you are strolling through
The Adelaide Himeji Garden, a gift from Adelaide’s Japanese sister city Himeji in 1982 to celebrate the links between the two cities, is another gem in the Adelaide Parklands. This small, peaceful garden is an amalgamation of the senzui and the kare senzui classical Japanese garden styles. Initially designed by the local municipal council, the […]
Outback Road Closures
Over the last few days we have had a broad and heavy rain band sweep over central outback SA and into NSW and a lot of outback roads have been cut. Here is a summary of current conditions; SA Flinders and Gammon Ranges: Most roads are open with caution, Parachilna to Balcanoona open […]
Ayers Rock – Planning an Adventurous 3 Day Itinerary
Located in the Red Centre Region of Australia; Ayers Rock and its surrounding areas offer picturesque settings that are awe inspiring for the travel worthy. Among the must-explore sites and attractions, your itinerary really include watching the sun rise and set over the gorgeous Uluru. Exploring this region gives you a chance to delve deeper […]
Proud Mary Cruises – Top Itineraries
The Proud Mary cruises along one of Australia’s most spectacular rivers – the Murray River. Showcasing some of Australia’s best wildlife and fauna, the cruise is a must do activity on a vacation to South Australia. Thanks to the Murray River, the surrounding area is popularly called the food bowl of the nation, owing to […]
Port Augusta – Four Ways to Explore
Port Augusta is a small harbour city in South Australia that has a very interesting history. Known as the gateway to the Australian Outback, the city was initially a well-known commercial centre and port (in the 1850’s) to transport wool, wheat, and other products. Port Augusta offers a lot of fun activities for anyone looking […]
Monarto Zoo – Four Unmissable Events
The Monarto Zoo, a short drive from Adelaide, is one of the largest open range zoos in the world at over 1,000 hectares area. The zoo is dedicated to wildlife conservation efforts, and is home to over 50 exotic species of animals. A large part of the zoo terrain has been landscaped to mimic local […]
The Adelaide Oval – Fun Things to do
The Adelaide Oval is a contemporary modern stadium that is well known globally for hosting cricket and football matches. Visiting Adelaide requires a trip to this iconic landmark, even if there aren’t any sport matches playing in the main stadium. Plan your holiday to include these fun things around The Oval – The Adelaide Oval […]
Cairns – Escape the Cold with a Trip to Tropical Cairns
Don’t sit at home complaining about the heating bill, head to the tropics for a healthy dose of sunshine and relaxation. Here’s a few things to do around Cairns. Green Island Take a fast catamaran trip out to Green Island for a Great Barrier Reef experience. You can snorkel or Scuba around coral reefs with […]
Mackenzie Falls – Adventurous Activities
Mackenzie Falls is among the largest waterfalls in Victoria, and is noted for providing the best waterfall experience in the area. Located within the Grampians National Park, this waterfall is a must see on your next hiking or camping trip. Visitors can take a short walk to a viewing platform to see the waterfall, or […]