Capital Adventures in Canberra
December 4, 2009
Despite the southeast coast of Australia being the most populous and the most popular with tourists, many visitors speed by Australia’s capital city of Canberra on their travels. Others don’t even realise that Australia built Canberra in 1913 for the purpose of being a new capital to stop the rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne. But no true Australian itinerary is complete without a peek into the orderly streets of Canberra. Photo credits - Sam Ilic Photography... [Read more of this review]
A Day in Perth
October 26, 2009
The beautiful city of Perth is a modern tourist’s delight. Vibrant and colorful, the City of Lights is located alongside the peaceful waters of the Swan River, bustling with activity and a wide range of attractions to suit all tastes. The atmosphere in Perth is one that is laid-back and relaxing, friendly and welcoming – here are a few highlights from this Friendly City to whet your traveling appetite! Photo credits - Looking Glass Swan Valley Vineyard This fact... [Read more of this review]
Scottish Reminiscence in Dunedin, New Zealand
October 8, 2009
Living in Scotland, you become spoilt by the never-ending scenery and hospitality of this northernmost section of the UK. Surprisingly, though, there’s one part of the world where you’ll find a near replica of Scotland – and it couldn’t be further away: Dunedin, New Zealand. Dunedin is actually an old Scots word that means Edinburgh. The city blossomed out of the southern Kiwi countryside during the 1800’s gold rush, and the two cities were officially twinned... [Read more of this review]
Six Breathtaking Scenic Drives in Asia
September 29, 2009
Although Asia is mostly made up of various sizes of island nations and several dense world capitals, there is a time and place to hire a car and push the pedal to the floor. Here are some of Asia’s greatest drives perfect for those wanting the sense of thrill and freedom only a road-trip can give you. Enjoy the breathtaking scenic drive as you feel the breeze of wind against your sun-tanned face. And don’t forget to check up on our unusual list of road trip songs... [Read more of this review]
Fiji Fun
September 24, 2009
If you really want to go somewhere off the beaten track, head for Fiji. While yes, most people have heard of it, few realize how far away it is – floating out in the South Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and New Zealand. With turquoise blue waters and amazing palm-tree shores, Fiji isn’t a tough sell. Here are a few thoughts on things to do when you’re not lying in the sun sipping drinks with umbrella in them. Photo credits - kalevkevad Visit a Traditional Village You... [Read more of this review]
Capital Adventures in Wellington
September 7, 2009
Wellington is the capital of New Zealand (not its larger northern neighbor, Auckland). Travelers in the know agree that this is one Pacific city not to be missed. With a combination of cosmopolitan attractions and a very laid back atmosphere, what’s not to like? Here are some top tips for your next visit. Photo credits - tony_the_bald_eagle Take the cable car to the Royal Botanic Gardens The old cable car is one of those old relics ticking along very nicely thanks... [Read more of this review]
Peering into Papua New Guinea
August 4, 2009
Papua New Guinea, a unique country by the Pacific ocean who managed to remain relatively unspoilt thanks to its low urban development (only 18% of the population live in urban centers). As well as having a rather ‘unique’ name, Papua New Guinea is also home to over 850 indigenous languages, and (it is believed) a number of species of plant and animals yet to be discovered! The country has remained relatively unexplored even since the nation’s independent from... [Read more of this review]




