Perth, Western Australia
Boorloo – located on the traditional lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people This was our first trip back to Perth since 2011, and she wasn’t too cheerful to see us Continue Reading →
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Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
ECO-LODGE GLAMPING IN CAPE RANGE NATIONAL PARK Nyinggulu Country – traditional lands of the Baiyungu and Yinigudura people Receiving a call an hour before our estimated arrival time was the Continue Reading →
North West Cape, Western Australia
Nyinggulu Country – traditional lands of the Baiyungu and Yinigudura people Tim Winton’s TV doco on ‘Ningaloo’ was not our first inspiration to get across to WA and check out Continue Reading →
InterContinental Sydney
Having visited other InterContinental properties before, I had a fair idea of what to expect in terms of service and general amenities. What I had not experienced before was the Continue Reading →
Bishop’s Court Estate Boutique Hotel, Bathurst
A weekend away in a location only a couple of hours from home is not something we do often – it’s usually a long drive or flight (of varying lengths) Continue Reading →
Noosa, Queensland
When we arrived at the Outrigger Noosa, our first thoughts were: “yeah, it’s nice, but, BUGGER – it’s a long way from the beach!” This impression was due to the Continue Reading →
Warrenmang Vineyard & Resort, Victoria
Simply put, this resort and winery should be on every piece of advertising for Victoria tourism. It’s pretty much perfect. My only regret is that I had no idea of Continue Reading →
Lake House, Daylesford, Victoria
The Lake House is a truly gorgeous dining room, and the location is all kinds of cliché, nestled on a calm, picturesque lake. We were there for lunch, and it Continue Reading →
Mercato@ Daylesford, Victoria
We met up with friends at Mercato @ Daylesford for a bit of a special lunch. There were 6 of us, but 2 couples in our party had not met Continue Reading →
‘Dawn Princess’ – Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne
I am quite sure that it is impossible to tire of Sydney Harbour, especially when one is viewing it from a cruise ship sailing under the iconic Harbour Bridge; champagne Continue Reading →