Lara DunstonHere’s part 2 of our piece just posted on Viator on Australia’s Top End. Read part 1 here and the full piece on Viator: 6. Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve – the result of an abandoned experimental rice project, this lush dam is a paradise for bird-spotters, with plenty of jacanas and egrets, and the omnipresent … Read more about Australia’s Top End: part 2
As I’m a tad too busy to blog at the moment and have limited internet access (I’ve done a quick trip to Perth for my mother’s birthday and Mother’s Day and to see my sister and her family), why don’t you drop over to my husband Terence’s blog Wide angles, wine and wanderlust and check … Read more about Food reviewing, photographing chefs and reflections on ragu
And here’s part 2 of our Top things to do in Kakadu; visit Viator for our more detailed story on UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park: 6. Jim Jim Falls – this is one set of falls that requires real effort to get to – it’s a bumpy four-wheel-drive, four-hour return trip from the Kakadu … Read more about Top things to do in Kakadu: part 2
Take a look at our latest piece on Viator, Top Things to Do in Kakadu, to find out why UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park is probably Australia’s best-known national park and one of the country’s top sights. It’s considered a ‘must-do’ on most travellers’ epic around-Australia journeys, but we think it’s a destination in … Read more about Top things to do in Kakadu: part 1
How often do you amble about a public park or visit a private garden when you travel? Whether you’re heading overseas on holidays or doing a staycation at home, are parks and gardens high on your list of things to do? While I spend my fair share of time strolling green spaces when researching guidebooks, … Read more about The flourishing of garden tourism – and it’s growing!