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borneonikieta says:
Summer is a great time to visit Brisbane. However, if you are not use to this 4 seasons country like myself, you need to remember that the sun there in Australia is not like the sun we have in Asia. It is really dry and you can get serious sunburn if you are not careful. Always wear your sunblock, y…
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melissa314 says:
Definitely the most popular and well known hostel in Sydney. Easy to meet people, fantastic location for all the sights, the train station (which is right opposite) with easy access to all the suburbs and beach. The cleanest of all hostels, modern, colourful. However on the higher end of costs compa…
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Chelsea says:
Rundell's Warrnambool is a horse riding operator who runs both trail rides and lessons in Warrnambool, Victoria. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better ride operator in Victoria. As a member of the Melbourne University Horse Riding Club (MUHRC), I've visited a number of operators, and few compare to…
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hannah-lou says:
Australia is well known for its sunshine and beaches. Im just going to review a couple along the South West of Australia and post some pics to show what this part of the country has to offer.
The first area I'll write about is Dunsborough. I just recently took a day trip down there, and discovere…
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midlifetravel says:
The two mot used sites in Australia are www.wotif.com - which does the next 21 days or so. I don't like their search function very much but worth a look. Also I use www.ratestogo.com - better search functionality
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Chelsea says:
Parker Pies sits on the aptly named Main Street in the country town of Rutherglen. Parker Pies boasts some of the best pies in Australia, and they make tasty pies made out of almost any Australian animal: beef, Emu, jumbuck, crocodile, and more. I went for the mustard chicken roll, and Ali went for …
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lisalush says:
All right... so I've got to catch up with Amanda in the writing stakes so thought I'd write some reviews on things I know best about... Sydney Beaches.
My favourite beach which has not been surpassed by any other in the world so far is Camp Cove.
First a little about the area... The eastern suburb…
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Martin_Austria says:
Oi!
Vienna has quite a few Aussie pubs, but non of them are really authentic or run by Australians. In June 2008, Vienna got its first real Aussie Pub! The Roo bar.
The Roo bar is run by the president of the local Australian footy club and some of the barkeepers play for the Vienna Kangaroos (…
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jennjeff1 says:
While travelling to Townsville, Australia on military business, I organized a morning run for 6 people to the top of Castle Hill (a.k.a. Castle Rock) which can be seen from the airport. The 2.8 KM road is a steady, rolling incline to almost 1,000 feet in elevation and not that difficult, even for b…
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woosang says:
The Ghan is one of the most beautiful train rides a person can do and shows a huge variety of Australian climates. It travels from Adelaide, South Australia to Darwin in the Northern Territory. If you go Gold class (The BEST!) You get all meals, and a bed, showers (twinette) and all the co…
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richwavfc says:
In 2005, I travelled Around Australia. This being my first review, I decided to write about what I would say is the one MUST DO thing in Australia: Uluru. Firstly, yes, I have rated the experience as expensive. However, this is relative, as it depends on where the rest of your travels take you. If y…
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jennjeff1 says:
Sunsea Cruises does a great job getting you out and back to experience some of the most beautiful marine life in the world on John Brewer Reef, part of the Great Barrier Reef northest of Townsville, Australia. The huge powered catamaran "reef cat" type boats are very steady and well equipped for 13…
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prosaddler says:
In case u got the smalles budget and wanna have a huge amount of fun take ur stuff and get ur best piece in a Walkabout. To all who know how australian bars are like, i dont have to explane more. For those who dont i just say that u already missed something. Best beer u can get and the people are as…
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alexontheroad says:
The hostel has several different houses and room types. From dorm to doubles. I stayed in a double with shared accomodation. For me that was fine. The rooms had aircondition. Due to the tropical weather the garden is a fantastic place to stay outside and meet people. In the garden are different plac…
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sammypossum says:
If anyone is travelling with kids to the sunshine coast or eastern Australia, get in touch with www.possumtravel.com. these guys are fantastic. really proffessional and a great help. Thanks guys.
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funinuk says:
The Gold Coast is probably the most well heard of Australian destinations and is only an hours drive south of Brizzie.
Here you are amased at the city of holiday apartments and it's long white beach.
Come and lie on the beach,swim,shop,eat,party explore the hinterland and south to Tweed Heads.
Th…
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joely28 says:
If you are a bit adventurous and want to have the experience of a lifetime, look into Cage Diving with Great Whites while in Cape Town.
You will have to travel approximately 2 hours by car to a small village on the Indian Ocean to begin your adventure. Most of the outfitters will pick you up d…
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cmw144 says:
What made Base[Sydney] such a great stay was the location. Main attractions such as: The Sydney Opera House, the art gallery, the botanic gardens, The Sydney Harbour Bridge, etc. were with in walking distance of 15-25 minutes. If your looking for night life, Base has a house bar: The Scary Canary. T…
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fyrefly says:
If you're a history buff, or just love museums and sights with hands-on activities, this is the place for you. Sovereign Hill is like stepping back through time, recreating the town as it would have looked during the 1850s gold rush down to every minute detail. You can ride on a stagecoach, make o…
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carolyn3723 says:
These little tiny penguins were so cute! Just stumbling and tumbling up and over the rocky shore! It takes a while for the "show" to start, and as it gets dark it gets very cold...so bring a jacket and some real shoes. (not flip flops like me!)
On the tours you also stop at some cool animal res…
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funinuk says:
This is by far the most outragous night out ever!!!
Start off as mere mortals stepping through the high iron gates and get screeched at by a creature of the night.............Then enter through to a bar with Vampiresses behind it serving drinks with horrifying names. The interior is covered wall …
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fabailey1 says:
Great section of Australia that is largely unaffected by mass tourism. the resort is small and mainly camping or small units perfect for individuals, groups or families.
There are no telly's or radio's but evening entertainment is a talk on marine biology that ties in seamlessly with the dolphin ex…
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hocho says:
A nice, spacious beer hall that has a variety of quality European beers on tap. Not to mention their fruit flavored beers which looked pretty good. A cool place to hang out. They serve food too, although I haven't had the chance to try it. Maybe next time =)
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ice4swervin says:
My wife surprised me with a night out at this restaurant while we were on holiday in the evening. She had organised a baby sitter for the evening and I had no idea where we were going except which town we were going too. We were staying at a nearby Holiday Park but decided to travel via Taxi to dinn…
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WarrenRodwell says:
It's on again, and many people all around Australia outside the Melbourne metropolitan area will also be taking the afternoon or day off work or whatever to party on 6th November 2007.
The Melbourne Cup is Australia's most famous horse race and one of the major horse racing events throughout the…
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mezmoate says:
Coming from Newcastle I thought that I’d write a guide for climbing the big dick!!
First of all be sure to bring water and food if you haven't eaten in a while! Remember your camera because it's a long way to climb down to get it!
Before walking up have a look at your surrounds, get a map if…
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Ape says:
Wha? The WakeUp! hostel
Huh? Sydney, Australia
Oh? Massive hostel with good facilities - impersonal though
Und? 7/10, good
Ah! My pleasure!
Nights spent: 7
Room: 703 (10 share)
Check out time: 10am
1. Beds: Standard bunkbeds, a bit squeeky but comfortable enough.
2. Bathroom: Shared wit…
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ladysith says:
Great food, great location, reasonable prices, good atmosphere. You can choose to eat outside or inside. There's always some kind of entertainment ie band/dj.
It's one of my regularly visited restaurant, everyone I've taken there have loved it so far and they themselves have come back with their …
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jennjeff1 says:
My mission was to get a picture holding a koala bear while in Australia. Billabong Sanctuary Wildlife Park was able to make that dream and many others come true! Crocodiles, koalas, kangaroos, snakes, wombats and all types of birds from Australia in a natural setting on 11 hectares (25 acres) of n…
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Ape says:
Wha? Blue Parrot Backpackers in King's Cross
Huh? Sydney, Australia
Oh? Small hostel with nice garden area, fire up the barbie!
Und? 8/10, good
Ah! Welcome!
Nights spent: 6
Room: Six share dorm
Check out time: 10am
1. Beds: A bit old, but they do the trick!
2. Bathroom: Fairly small, ju…
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