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Travel and Weekend aways

This magnificent country that we all call home, has an abundance of places to travel and things to be done. Share your story and explore member...

Travel and Weekend aways

This magnificent country that we all call home, has an abundance of places to travel and things to be done. Share your story and explore member...

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I am planning a trip to Sydney in couple of months. I am coming single. So, Can anyone suggest good hotels which are in budget and... Show more

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I am looking for good and reliable Indian travel agents or travel companies in Sydney who can customize travel packages for travel... Show more

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We are a family of 4(2 Adults, 1 Child and 1 infant) and is looking out for accommodation options in Melbourne for total of 4 nights stay at... Show more

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We are a group of people planning to visit Australia for site-seeing and we are about to book a caravan so that it will be comfortable to see all... Show more

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I am planning to travel from Sydney to Perth. The thing is I can’t able to choose is either to travel by train or by road.
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One of my friends is coming to Melbourne just for single day. If anyone knows any budgeted hotels for a single day can you please... Show more

varun There are many short stay apartments in the city. City stay apartments in Elizabeth street is priced reasonably. You can look up on Airbnb as well... Show more 7 years ago

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Janani Airbnb is the best to find a short term place.. hotels are generally over prices.. there is also flatmates .com.au site where you can find some... Show more 7 years ago

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I am planning to visit Melbourne for a 3 day trip. Can anyone suggest me nice places to visit in Melbourne?

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I am looking for cricket players who want to play on Sundays under Last Man Stands league, it’s a T20 league.
We have a team under this... Show more

Hayman Island the best resort i ever had visited with my family

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Hayman Island | Luxury Great Barrier Reef Resort We are currently accepting reservations from June 2018 and look forward to welcoming you to our rejuvenated luxury resort from mid-2018. hayman.com.au/

Skyrail Rainforest Cableway

The World's Most Beautiful Rainforest Experience

for bokings and tickets:: www.skyrail.com.au/

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Skyrail Rainforest Cableway<br /><br />The World's Most Beautiful Rainforest Experience<br /><br />for bokings and tickets:: https://www.skyrail.com.au/<br /><br />Skyrail Rainforest Cableway, Cairns Australia, is a world first in environmental tourism taking you on an amazing experience over Australia’s World Heritage listed Tropical Rainforest canopy and deep into the forest.<br /><br />The Skyrail experience, is a must do Cairns tour and attraction spanning 7.5kms over pristine rainforest, allows you to explore the wonders of an ancient tropical rainforest and learn about one of the most botanically fascinating and diverse areas on earth.<br /><br />Gliding just metres above the rainforest canopy in comfortable six-person gondola cabins, the Skyrail journey immerses you in an intimate rainforest experience where you’ll see, hear, smell and become part of the tropical rainforest environment.

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Byron Bay best weekend with family,

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The intense popularity of Byron Bay can be, at first, a mystery. Sure, the... Show more

Byron Bay best weekend with family,<br /><br />For mare details : http://www.byron-bay.com/<br /><br /> The intense popularity of Byron Bay can be, at first, a mystery. Sure, the beaches are sublime, but there are spectacular beaches all along this coast. Its locals have come to symbolise an Australian haute-boho lifestyle, yet much of the town is a squat, architectural mishmash and has a traffic problem. So why the legions of global fans? As they say in Byron, it's the vibe.<br /><br />Come to surf epic breaks at dawn, paddle through hazy beach afternoons and sigh at the enchanting sunsets. Come to do reiki, refine your yoga practice, do a raw fast and hang with the fire-twirlers by the beach at sunset. Idle with the striped T-shirt set at the town's excellent restaurant tables, then kick on with backpackers, musicians, models, young entrepreneurs, ageing hippies and property developers at one of its beery, shouty pubs. Or, because it's Byron, do all of the above, then repeat.

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Four day outback adventure

DAY 1

Today begins with breakfast at the Mayfair Hotel before meeting your driver at the concierge desk. Board a private coach for the short drive to the RM Williams factory. On arrival you will receive a personal welcome by a senior company employee who will then escort you through the factory floor, explaining the technicalities involved in making each pair of RM Williams boots.

At the end of the tour, you will be transferred to North Adelaide for a delightful lunch at one of the city’s leading restaurants. After lunch, you will be transferred to Percy Street, Prospect, where RM Williams first advertised handcrafted elastic sided boots for sale to the public in the 1930s. Here you will have chance to visit the RM Williams museum, tour the retail outlet and choose your own pair of expertly fitted Craftsman boots – these can be personalised in time for your return to Adelaide.

Afterwards, your driver will transfer you to the Mayfair Hotel. 
The Prairie Hotel at Parachilna, Flinders Ranges, SA (c) The Tailor

DAY 2
Today you'll be departing Adelaide, bound for The Flinders Ranges. Fly via Wilpena Pound for aerial views of the Ranges. On arrival at Blinman you will be met by your guide Ross Fargher and transferred to Angorichina Station for morning tea in Australia’s oldest native pine Woolshed that is still in use.

Blinman, nestled in the central Flinders Ranges, is the highest town in South Australia. The town dates back to the discovery of copper in 1859. At its peak the population of Blinman was over 1500. Today this peaceful outback town has a population of just 22 permanent residents.

Transfer to The Prairie Hotel in the tiny settlement of Parachilna. The journey takes you via Parachilna Gorge where you will enjoy spectacular scenic views, including the sight of the gorge’s towering and photogenic river gums.

Parachilna is home to one of Australia's greatest outback gourmet pubs. The Prairie Hotel offers an eco-luxury experience, which will give you an authentic taste of Outback life but without sacrificing the comforts of modern city living.

Depart Parachilna for Brachina Gorge, one of the region’s most spectacular attractions. The gorge is an important refuge for the Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby, as well as many species of birds and reptiles. Brachina Gorge provides a window through 130 million years of the Earth’s history and offers insight into past climates, the formation of the ranges and the evolution of early life forms.

After the tour of the Brachina Gorge, return to The Prairie Hotel and enjoy evening drinks and nibbles on the hotel veranda as you watch the sun set over the western plain. 
Brachina Gorge in the Flinders Ranges, SA (c) The Tailor

DAY 3

An early start this morning. After breakfast at The Prairie Hotel, you will be driven to the Leigh Creek airstrip to travel to Balcanoona and transfer close to the nearby town of Nepabunna.

RM Williams called this place home when he was younger, helping local Indigenous Australians at the Nepabunna Aboriginal Mission in the Gammon Ranges. Here you'll learn about leather crafting and boot-making and your guide and local Aboriginal park ranger will provide further details about the early life of RM Williams.

Depart Balcanoona, taking off in a north westerly direction and passing the dry salt lake of Lake Frome, desert plains, magnificent land forms and meandering ancient creek beds.

You'll then fly over Lake Eyre, Australia’s largest inland lake and the lowest point in Australia. Although usually dry, Lake Eyre does occasionally experience dramatic floods – but it has only completely filled three times in the past 160 years.

You will continue flying towards Birdsville. The amazing channel country will astound you with its beauty. The plane will then track over the Big Red before landing at Birdsville for ‘smoko’ (lunch) and a tour of the hotel.

After leaving Birdsville, your scenic aerial journey continues before landing at Leigh Creek. Once on the ground you will be transferred to The Prairie Hotel. 
Nilpena Station, Flinders Ranges, SA (c) The Tailor

DAY 4

After breakfast at The Prairie Hotel, you will be driven to Nilpena Station.

Nilpena Station is a working sheep station situated approximately 44 kilometres (27 miles) north of Parachilna in the Flinders Ranges region neighbouring Lake Torrens. The property currently occupies 800 square kilometres (308 square miles).

It is here that you will enjoy a lavish lunch in the woolshed and a tour of the property before departing from a nearby Claypan to Adelaide. This amazing natural claypan, a dense and compact layer of soil, mostly clay, is surrounded by a row of dramatic red dunes.

You will arrive in the General Aviation Terminal at approximately 5pm. If you are booking onward flights from Adelaide, we recommend booking something that leaves no earlier than 6.30pm. 
- See more at: http://www.australia.com/en/australian-insider/2016/august/four-day-outback-adventure.html#sthash.7sLEV6xk.dpuf

Four day outback adventure

DAY 1

Today begins with breakfast at the Mayfair Hotel before meeting your driver at the concierge desk. Board a private coach... Show more

Four day outback adventure<br /><br />DAY 1<br /><br />Today begins with breakfast at the Mayfair Hotel before meeting your driver at the concierge desk. Board a private coach for the short drive to the RM Williams factory. On arrival you will receive a personal welcome by a senior company employee who will then escort you through the factory floor, explaining the technicalities involved in making each pair of RM Williams boots.<br /><br />At the end of the tour, you will be transferred to North Adelaide for a delightful lunch at one of the city’s leading restaurants. After lunch, you will be transferred to Percy Street, Prospect, where RM Williams first advertised handcrafted elastic sided boots for sale to the public in the 1930s. Here you will have chance to visit the RM Williams museum, tour the retail outlet and choose your own pair of expertly fitted Craftsman boots – these can be personalised in time for your return to Adelaide.<br /><br />Afterwards, your driver will transfer you to the Mayfair Hotel. <br />The Prairie Hotel at Parachilna, Flinders Ranges, SA (c) The Tailor<br /><br />DAY 2<br />Today you'll be departing Adelaide, bound for The Flinders Ranges. Fly via Wilpena Pound for aerial views of the Ranges. On arrival at Blinman you will be met by your guide Ross Fargher and transferred to Angorichina Station for morning tea in Australia’s oldest native pine Woolshed that is still in use.<br /><br />Blinman, nestled in the central Flinders Ranges, is the highest town in South Australia. The town dates back to the discovery of copper in 1859. At its peak the population of Blinman was over 1500. Today this peaceful outback town has a population of just 22 permanent residents.<br /><br />Transfer to The Prairie Hotel in the tiny settlement of Parachilna. The journey takes you via Parachilna Gorge where you will enjoy spectacular scenic views, including the sight of the gorge’s towering and photogenic river gums.<br /><br />Parachilna is home to one of Australia's greatest outback gourmet pubs. The Prairie Hotel offers an eco-luxury experience, which will give you an authentic taste of Outback life but without sacrificing the comforts of modern city living.<br /><br />Depart Parachilna for Brachina Gorge, one of the region’s most spectacular attractions. The gorge is an important refuge for the Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby, as well as many species of birds and reptiles. Brachina Gorge provides a window through 130 million years of the Earth’s history and offers insight into past climates, the formation of the ranges and the evolution of early life forms.<br /><br />After the tour of the Brachina Gorge, return to The Prairie Hotel and enjoy evening drinks and nibbles on the hotel veranda as you watch the sun set over the western plain. <br />Brachina Gorge in the Flinders Ranges, SA (c) The Tailor<br /><br />DAY 3<br /><br />An early start this morning. After breakfast at The Prairie Hotel, you will be driven to the Leigh Creek airstrip to travel to Balcanoona and transfer close to the nearby town of Nepabunna.<br /><br />RM Williams called this place home when he was younger, helping local Indigenous Australians at the Nepabunna Aboriginal Mission in the Gammon Ranges. Here you'll learn about leather crafting and boot-making and your guide and local Aboriginal park ranger will provide further details about the early life of RM Williams.<br /><br />Depart Balcanoona, taking off in a north westerly direction and passing the dry salt lake of Lake Frome, desert plains, magnificent land forms and meandering ancient creek beds.<br /><br />You'll then fly over Lake Eyre, Australia’s largest inland lake and the lowest point in Australia. Although usually dry, Lake Eyre does occasionally experience dramatic floods – but it has only completely filled three times in the past 160 years.<br /><br />You will continue flying towards Birdsville. The amazing channel country will astound you with its beauty. The plane will then track over the Big Red before landing at Birdsville for ‘smoko’ (lunch) and a tour of the hotel.<br /><br />After leaving Birdsville, your scenic aerial journey continues before landing at Leigh Creek. Once on the ground you will be transferred to The Prairie Hotel. <br />Nilpena Station, Flinders Ranges, SA (c) The Tailor<br /><br />DAY 4<br /><br />After breakfast at The Prairie Hotel, you will be driven to Nilpena Station.<br /><br />Nilpena Station is a working sheep station situated approximately 44 kilometres (27 miles) north of Parachilna in the Flinders Ranges region neighbouring Lake Torrens. The property currently occupies 800 square kilometres (308 square miles).<br /><br />It is here that you will enjoy a lavish lunch in the woolshed and a tour of the property before departing from a nearby Claypan to Adelaide. This amazing natural claypan, a dense and compact layer of soil, mostly clay, is surrounded by a row of dramatic red dunes.<br /><br />You will arrive in the General Aviation Terminal at approximately 5pm. If you are booking onward flights from Adelaide, we recommend booking something that leaves no earlier than 6.30pm. <br />- See more at: http://www.australia.com/en/australian-insider/2016/august/four-day-outback-adventure.html#sthash.7sLEV6xk.dpuf

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Goldfields & Grampians

History, nature and culture combine spectacularly in Victoria’s regional heart. For a brief time in the mid-19th century,... Show more

Goldfields & Grampians<br /><br />History, nature and culture combine spectacularly in Victoria’s regional heart. For a brief time in the mid-19th century, more than a third of the world’s gold came out of Victoria and, today, the spoils of all that precious metal can be seen in the grand regional cities of Bendigo and Ballarat, and the charming towns of Castlemaine, Kyneton and Maldon. This is a fantastic region for touring, with a range of contrasting landscapes, from pretty countryside and green forests, red earth and granite country, to farmland, orchards and wineries.<br /><br />Further west, there’s a different type of history to experience at Grampians National Park, one of Victoria’s great natural wonders. Some 80%25 of Victoria’s Aboriginal rock-art sites are found here, and the majestic ranges are an adventurer’s paradise, lording it over the idyllic Wartook Valley and the towns of Halls Gap and Dunkeld.

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THE GREAT BARRIER REEF::

One of Australia’s most remarkable natural gifts, the Great Barrier Reef is blessed with the breathtaking beauty of the... Show more

THE GREAT BARRIER REEF::<br /><br />One of Australia’s most remarkable natural gifts, the Great Barrier Reef is blessed with the breathtaking beauty of the world’s largest coral reef. The reef contains an abundance of marine life and comprises of over 3000 individual reef systems and coral cays and literally hundreds of picturesque tropical islands with some of the worlds most beautiful sun-soaked, golden beaches.<br />Because of its natural beauty, the Great Barrier Reef has become one of the worlds most sought after tourist destinations. A visitor to the Great Barrier Reef can enjoy many experiences including snorkelling, scuba diving, aircraft or helicopter tours, bare boats (self-sail), glass-bottomed boat viewing, semi-submersibles and educational trips, cruise ship tours, whale watching and swimming with dolphins.<br />A Natural Wonder<br />The Great Barrier Reef is one of the seven wonders of the natural world, and pulling away from it, and viewing it from a greater distance, you can understand why. It is larger than the Great Wall of China and the only living thing on earth visible from space.

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