australia
With its rainforests, ancient rock formations and pristine beaches, Australia is the traveller's mecca whether you're flying solo or with mates.
Exploring Western Australia
Mandurah is located at the entrance to Peel Inlet. Here you can enjoy sunbathing on lovely beaches, swimming, and fishing. It is also the gateway to the Austrian South West. The town is close enough to Perth, the capital of Western Australia to enjoy the vibrant life of the city and far enough to enjoy the wonders of nature.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Wander
The Beauty of Nature in Paraburdoo, Dampier and Broome
Paraburdoo is a town in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The name of the town comes from an Aboriginal word for 'white cockatoo'. It is located 1,536 kilometers north of Perth and 79 kilometers southwest of Tom Price. Paraburdoo is some 651 km inland, north of Carnarvon, and 1536 km north of Perth. Paraburdoo is on the southwestern end of the Hamersley Range National Park and some 81 km south of Tom Price.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Wander
Heading for Albany, Western Australia
Albany is a port city in the Great Southern region of Western Australia. This city is the oldest permanently settled town in Western Australia. The city marks the spot where the first European settlers came inland and the first convoy of ANZACs left for the battlefields of WW I. The city sits on Princess Royal Harbor, on the edge of the incredible King George Sound. Walk the Bibbulmun Track carpeted by wildflowers.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Wander
The Best Destinations to Spend Your New Year’s Eve
2023 is around the corner. This is the moment we yearn to do something new, something exciting to kick start the New Year. Set aside wondering about the things to do, have you thought about where you want to spend New Year’s Eve? That itself is the most thrilling deal! Not just novel ways to wrap up the year–around the world there are top destinations where you can choose to throw the curtains down to 2022.
By isabella jhonson3 years ago in Wander
How the World Celebrates Boxing Day!
The festive season is on folks! Guess what? Celebrations don’t end with Christmas in many parts of the world. Right after Christmas, people celebrate what is called Boxing Day. What’s more exciting than gifting and unboxing gifts? On this day people do exactly that. You can grab the biggest deals and offers of the year – that’s why it’s also celebrated as a shopping holiday.
By Scarlett Stark3 years ago in Wander
National Parks of Western Australia
John Forrest National Park is one of Australia’s oldest conservation areas and is the first national park that opened in Western Australia. The park is located in the Darling Ranges, just about half an hour's drive from Perth, the capital of Western Australia. Visitors to the park can enjoy bush walking, mountain biking, scenic drives, and rock pools that are great for swimming.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Wander
Embracing Slow Travel When You Are in Sydney
Sydney, spectacularly draped around its glorious harbour and beaches, has a visual appeal that only a few other cities can boast of. The more you get to know the city, the better it gets. In this fast paced world where the touch of a fingertip gets everything done, its hard to just pause for a while and embrace the nowness of everyday life. Enter Slow travel into the picture.
By Scarlett Stark3 years ago in Wander
Dr Lachlan Soper Shares a Family Bike Ride From Lower North Shore to Eastern Suburbs
Score: 9.5/10. Gee what would make it 10/10? It’s only small stuff… perhaps: Children being allowed to slowly ride their bikes through the Botanical Gardens footpath, which is currently not permitted. Flattening “Heartbreak Hill” and the hill in Darling Point 😉. Seriously, I need to check out next time whether the kids can ride along Tivoli Ave and the Hermitage Foreshore Walk, rather than up Heartbreak hill and down Vaucluse Rd. But, I can’t say this often enough, this is a world class day out for a family that loves exercise and, views and the outdoors.
By Dr Lachlan Soper3 years ago in Wander
