The best places are those you can discover on foot. To see the majesty of the historic town of Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains of Australia will give you stories to talk about for years. Beauty permeates from the natural setting of Blue Mountains National Park as well as the Victorian structures around the […]
Read More...Sea Cliff Bridge awesome walks
Linking the coastal towns of Coalcliff and Clifton in New South Wales, Australia is a long stretch of road that gives a whole new meaning to “seaside escape.” The beautiful scenes that unfold along the Sea Cliff Bridge are natural perfection. Of course, there are pictures you can see online, but that does not do […]
Read More...Sydney Fish Market lunch and walks
For all the seafood lovers out there, Sydney has your idea of paradise on Blackwattle Bay. With the reaches of places like the Sydney Sea Aquarium, Pirrama Park and the Australian Maritime Museum, the Sydney Fish Market is a dynamic environment of trading, auctions and food. No matter the day, visitors can experience gifts of […]
Read More...Visiting and feeding wallabies at Morisset
Nestled amongst Watagan mountains and lakes, close to Newcastle, Central Coast, and Sydney lies Morisset. The residential area is more like a woodland resort, what with its lush eucalyptus forests, waterfalls, lakeside leisure activities and local wildlife. Australians venture to Morisset for a number of reasons, but one of the best might just be getting […]
Read More...Experience Vivid light festival in Sydney
Sydney, Australia the most densely populated metropolis in Australia and Oceanic region. Surrounded by the beauty of the New South Wales landscape, the city seems to have just about everything within reach. From beaches to nightlife, Sydney is a city of light, sound and energy—and so it makes sense that one of the biggest illumination […]
Read More...Blowhole Kiama attraction
Along the rocky outcrops of Kiama in New South Wales, Australia, there is a natural phenomenon waiting to erupt. No, it’s not a volcano—it’s a blowhole. Located near the famous Kiama Lighthouse, Blowhole Point garners a lot of attention from tourists, nearly 600,000 annually. Though you might not always get to see the Kiama Blowhole […]
Read More...Great place watching Pelican feeding at NSW
Off the Central Coast region of New South Wales, Australia lies a district known as The Entrance. Though the name might sound a bit odd, it actually is referring to the entrance to the Tuggerah Lakes. The area is stunning, a veritable ingress, if you will, to idyllic coastal scenery and entertainment. While visiting The […]
Read More...Wedding Cake Rock Royal National Park and Bundeena walk
Traveling through New South Wales, Australia offers up a lot of fun, outdoorsy activities for those who love nature and sunshine. There is truly more to do than what one might originally assume. Australians head to Royal National Park and the surrounding areas for the peace and tranquility. Tourists, on the other hand, find themselves […]
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