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Gold Coast Australia
Public Transport in Gold Coast and the main cities in Australia is supreme. There is a public tram system connecting Brisbane Airport, to Brisbane CBD, To Gold Coast all the way to Kings Cliff. With further bus and train systems connecting all cities.
By Sustainable Scott6 years ago in Wander
A Beer Enthusiast Reveals Amsterdam's Hidden Gems
I grew up in Amsterdam, but have moved around the world ever since graduating secondary school. I know what you’re thinking...
By Lucas Meyer6 years ago in Wander
Along the Susquehanna
"Do you want to go on a night cruise with us?" Only about three weeks had passed between the purchasing my longboard and my friend--who bought his board in the same trip--asked.
By Abi Risser6 years ago in Wander
That Time We Went To Vegas & Ended Up In Jail
We’ve been sitting on this story for a while and even writing it down now is giving us cringe flashbacks but it’s one of our strangest travel experiences so it deserves to be told.
By Meghan Loneragan6 years ago in Wander
Fun In The Sun Southern California
Life can use a little Vitamin Sea. It brings a glow to the skin and a kiss to the nose. In Santa Monica there is not just beautiful beach, but for the fun, thrill seekers an amusement park is at their feet. The park is located on a peer over the ocean and giving amazing backdrops for photos from the rides.
By Trycia Lino6 years ago in Wander
Cascades Boutique Resort
Price Range: Moderate Experience: Resort, Quiet Travel Type: Couples, Family, Solo, Business The last time I stayed in Rawai I found a gem of a place to stay called the Cascades Boutique Resort. The property is nestled away off the main road but still within a ten minute walk up to the beach. They have a pool, restaurant, spacious rooms and offer motorbike rentals. The manager is a great guy, very friendly and speaks English, French and some Thai. I don't think there is anywhere else I would rather stay if I was vacationing in Phuket and looking for a quiet time.
By LIOP6 years ago in Wander
10 Life Lessons From Nature. Top Story - January 2020.
How to connect and flow with source energy for inspiration, faith, and peace of mind. It’s easy to think of nature as “out there”, something separate from us, but this incredible Universe we are a part of, connected with, are one with, can teach us a lot about life and ourselves. We experience the same cycle of birth, growth, death, and rebirth many times throughout our lives, we just resist. We struggle and fight against the elements in our environment and the ups and downs on the journey, trying to push things in the way we feel they should go or be, instead of allowing the natural flow and trusting in the process.
By Donna Giffen6 years ago in Wander
Rawai Beach
Rawai is one of the nicest areas on Phuket in my opinion. It's quiet, the resorts I have stayed at there are reasonably priced and I never have had a problem finding really good Thai or Farang foods there. It is home to Rawai Landing Pier my number on pick for places to watch and photograph sunrises (see my article here) and several unnamed beaches along the west coast of Phuket that are quite nice and tourist free. Rawai Beach on the other hand is not even in my top ten favorite beaches on Phuket.
By LIOP6 years ago in Wander
Where to Go for a Desert Getaway for 2020
The world is an art form, different at every step and corner. In the North Pole, you see the frozen ice cap mountains, experience chilly air, and frozen lakes while in the South Pole you get the ultimate frozen mystery of Antarctica or extreme hot lands of Australia.
By Natalia Webster6 years ago in Wander
Promthep Cape Phuket
Promthep Cape is the most Southern point in Phuket. It offers a large park like area with a lighthouse and cobblestone courtyards, a paved roadway and view point area and an extreme terrain path to trek out to the Southern point. Along the coast and out to the point are rocky shores constantly being bombarded with rough surf, small whirlpools and a rip tide that makes the area a place where you can never swim. During a storm in fact you can see huge 3 meter waves roll in at the point and crash into each other out in the open water.
By LIOP6 years ago in Wander
Karon Beach
Karon beach, what a lovely place. If you go at the right time of year when there are few people and the surf is high you feel like you are in a post card. If you go at the right time of day as the sun sets over the ocean, during tourist season it's like being on the cover of a romance novel. Although its a very large and very busy beach, Karon beach is one of my favorites for swimming, photographing and visiting.
By LIOP6 years ago in Wander
Monkey Cave and Temple
In Phang Nga just North of Phuket is a very interesting place. Here you can hand feed monkeys at your discretion and also tour a temple that is inside a large cave in a mountain side.
By LIOP6 years ago in Wander