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Much like most suburbs in Melbourne, Balaclava is packed full of amazing cafes where you can spend your weekend doing what Melbournians do best. Drinking coffee and eating brunch. In the 9 months I spent living in the area, I visited a lot of the cafes that sat on my doorstep. So without further adieu, …
Home to indigenous animals, dense jungle and beautiful bays, the tropical paradise of Magnetic Island is a must-visit on Australia’s east coast. Lying 8km offshore in northern Queensland, the only way to get to Magnetic Island is by ferry from the mainland. So if you’re planning a trip there, read on to discover everything you …
Sydney may have a reputation for being expensive, but in reality, you don’t need a lot of money to experience the best this city has to offer. In fact, most of Sydney’s most prized attractions won’t cost you a cent. So except for food, accommodation and a little bit of budget for transport, here’s how …
Fremantle is a seaside town just under 25km southwest of Perth. Today it’s best known for its thriving arts and culture scene. Yet the town also holds an abundance of heritage too, as one of WA’s first significant European settlements and home to numerous historic landmarks. And located just a 30 minute train ride from …
Cape Byron was my favourite area of Byron Bay, filled with beautiful beaches, national parks and historic landmarks. Whilst you’re staying in Byron, you should spend a day exploring the many delights that the Cape has to offer. It’s ideal to escape the bustle of the town and explore Byron’s natural beauty and these are …
The west coast of Australia is a nature lover’s paradise. Stretching for thousands of kilometres, it’s home to red rocky landscapes, starry skies, beaches, coral reefs, unique animals and endless adventures. Travelling the west coast is a fantastic way to experience a completely different side of Aus and was the highlight of my 10 months …
Swimming with the biggest fish in the ocean is certainly something many people want to tick off their bucket list. Yet with Exmouth in Western Australia being one of the few locations around the world you can actually do it, it’s what brings hundreds of travellers to this remote beach town each year. So if …
Pink lakes – the ultimate curveball from mother nature, right? Although they might look like something from a sci-fi film, pink lakes aren’t as unnatural as you may think. In fact, you can see this phenomenon all over the world, with famous lakes including Ukraine’s Lake Koyashskoe, Tanzania’s Lake Natron and several in Western Australia. …
As one of the world’s most scenic coastal drives, it’s no surprise the Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s top attractions. And it’s not just a drive. Think colourful seaside towns, magnificent natural wonders and bountiful national parks. Its close proximity to Melbourne makes the route makes an ideal weekend break from the city. …
Perth may be one of the most remote capitals in the world, yet modern creativity certainly hasn’t shied away from its shores. Wander its streets and you’ll find a fabulous collection of Perth street art adorned to buildings, laneways and walls alike. As the 2nd most colourful city in Australia, there are so many Perth …