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Vietnam visa discount $15/visa

vietnamvisabooking — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 07:15:04 CST

My wiki user name: Vietnamvisabooking.com	Length of trip:
Time of year: 2012	Type of travel (independent, group tour, etc):

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City / # of days Hanoi/ Danang/ HCMC
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Pete's Ozzie Trip "Finally made it "

ginotossi — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 04:34:27 CST

My wiki user name:limeyboy	Length of trip:12 days
Time of year: End of May 1st week in June	Type of travel: Independent

General itinerary:

Perth 4 days / Caversham Wildlife Park/ Swan Valley River Cruise/ Swan Valley Wine Tasteing / Kings Park
Fremantle 2 days / Rottnest Island / Fremantle Markets / Fremantle Prison
Sydney 6 days Bridge Climb / Hunter Valley Wine Tour / Watson Bay - Gap Point - Dolyes Fish & Chips / Bondi Beach / Manley Beach / Nuetral Bay / Hyde Park / Centennial Park / Opera House & Botanical Gardens and Park / Sydney Tower dinner

Trip highlights: Sydney ferry to Watson Bay through the park to "Gap Point", The Sydney Bridge Climb, The Opera House. Sydney Botonical Gardens by the Opera House, Hyde Park, and Centennial Park. All the great photo opportunities riding the ferries in Sydney. The Perth Mint, Caversham Wildlife Park "Perth" Swan River Cruise "Perth" Rottnest Island bicycle riding "Perth/Fremantle. Sunset at Kings Park "Perth" Fremantle Prisom tour.
Hunter Valley Wine Tour Sydney. We had so much fun, with so much to see and do, and not enough time to get it all in.

We were especially highlighted with the rain storm that hit Sydney, nice weather in Perth/Fremantle, and the first few days in Sydney, then of course with the Bridge Climb, it rained in buckets!! but we were able to catch a break here and there for views and photos. With Australia suffering a 7 year drought, the rain was a welcome relief for Sydney but when we did our Hunter Valley Wine Tour, it did more than rain, it flash flooded, and we barely got out of the Hunter Valley before being Stranded. This was the worst storm in 30 years, our driver was overwhelmed at the amount of rain and could not get us our fast enough. We did get a couple of wineries in but not without knowing that we needed to be concerned and not spend too much time.

"Absolute must-sees" to pass along:

Just take the Sydney ferries and the red and blue bus explorers and you will get it all in Sydney. There are so many photo opportunities in Sydney. Don't forget to save time for a visit to Hyde Park and Centennial Park, definitely go to Botanic Gardens Park in Sydney, and especially a must see is Kings Park in Perth. Also, The Perth Mint was especially good. Gap Point at Watson Bay Sydney. Doyles Fish & Chips at Watson Bay, excellent! The Sydney Opera is just awesome to see. A cruise down the Swan River between Perth and Fremantle was very enjoyable, especially with the million dollar homes on either side of the river and all the beautiful sail boats. Bicycling around Rottnest Island was equally a nice get away with perfect scenery for photo's.

Home - Sydney Ferries

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Perth we enjoyed strolling aroud Perth, it is easy to get around, and the free bus system is really nice.

Visitor Services Perth

The i-City Volunteer Hosts help visitors discover the City of Perth. They staff the City of Perth Information Kiosk in the Murray Street Mall near Forrest Place and are on hand every day to answer questions about the city. Armed with all the latest information on events, activities, shopping and attractions in the City of Perth, the Hosts also supply free resources including handy Citymaps and self-guided tour brochures.

Kiosk operating hours
Monday to Thursday 9.30am-4.30pm
Friday 9.30am-8pm
Saturday 9.30am-4.30pm
Sunday 12pm-4.30pm
Note: Kiosk is closed public holidays

All tours depart from the City of Perth Information Kiosk (view map). Bookings are available for groups of 15 or more. Call the City of Perth City Visitor Services officer on 9461 3444 for booking enquiries.

Where to find us
City of Perth Information Kiosk
Murray Street Mall , Perth
(Southern end of Forrest Place)

Home: City of Perth

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Kings Park in Perth, what a beautiful park! You have to see it, and they have a very nice war memorial. The park sits up high and the views of the city of Perth and the Swan River are fantastic.

Kings Park and Botanic Garden - Perth - Western Australia

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Swan River Cruise. Loved it, the views, the boats, the million dollar homes.
The cruise we took had wine tasteing on board. They have wine, and you pour your own in little plastic cups. Not really wine tasteing!

Swan Valley Wine Tasteing. Nice, but I would suggest not taking a combined bus tour with wine tasteing and something else., as we encoutered a large group that knew or cared nothing about wine tasteing. Ours included the Caversham Wildlife Park and Wine Tasteing. We visited a nice winery, don't remember the name except for the 120 year old vines, and due to the large tour, we were brought out in the courtyard, the wines were explained, then we were left to serve ourselves, with very small plastic cups. People inside paid a $2 tasteing fee and were given the glass and enjoyed the wine tasteing. Our tour had kids and adults that knew nothing about wine, so when we visited the next winery, I wish I could remember the name, we were given wine glasses, got a nice explanation of the wines, the wines were poured for us, and while everyone else left after the second pour and went back to the bus, we enjoyed the third and fourth pour with our wine guide by ourselves while everyone else sat patiently on the bus waiting on us to return. So, tour the wineries in small groups or on your own, it will be much more enjoyable!

Perth Swan Valley Wine Tasteing

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Caversham Wildlife Park in Perth. We really enjoyed this trip, we were up close with the Koala's, the Kangaroos, Wombat, tasmanian devil. One of our favorite places.

The Picturesque scenery at Rottnest Island"bicycle tour of the island on our own" via Fremantle or Perth by ferry. This was beautiful, we rented bikes on the Island for 3 hours, and rode at our leisure, we stopped for so many photo opportunities, it was great. You can take the ferry from Fremantle or Perth.

Home - Rottnest Island Authority

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Sydney
The drive to the Hunter Valley from Sydney and the Hunter Valley Wine tasteing. We toured 3 wineries in a hurry due to the 30 year storm that hit, and we did buy a bottle of wine at each of the wineries to take back with us. The wineries where kind enough to wrap our bottles up in containers that protected the bottles from breaking.

We went to Peterson's Family Winery, Ivanhoe WInery, and Iron Gate Winery.

At Peterson's Family Winery we bought a bottle of 2006 BOTYTIS SEMILLON.
It is syrupy, and a desert wine. Gina loved it.

Peterson Winery Hunter Valley MOUNT VIEW - HUNTER
Email: petersons.wines@bigpond.com.au
Phone: (02)49901704
Fax: (02)49911344
Mount View Rd. Mount View.

At Ivanhoe Winery we bought the 2005 Premium Reserve Shiraz, still haven't drank it, saving it for a special occasion, it tasted really good at the winery. At the top of the page you can see us posing for a photo with Stephen the owner, with the rain storm in the backgroud.

Ivanhoe Wines Hunter Valley
Marrowbone Rd, Pokolbin NSW 2320, Ph +61 (0)2 4998 7325 Fax +61 (0)2 4998 7848 Email Ivanhoe email or visit Ivanhoe web site www.ivanhoewines.com.au/Stephen and Tracy Drayton

At Iron Gate Winery we bought a sweet Shiraz.

Iron Gate Winery Hunter Valley http://www.iron-gate-estate.com.au/ Hunter Valley Wines Pty Ltd. Oakey Creek Rd. Pokolbin NSW 2320 Phone: (02) 4998-6570 Fax: (02) 4998-6571 sales@iron-gate-estate.com.au

Hunter Valley Wine Country

Your complete guide to the attractions of the Vineyards area of the Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia.
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Sydney, the Rocks Walking Tour was very good! This is well worth your time! A must do, you will enjoy it. The tour is about 2 minutes walking distance from the Old Sidney Holiday Inn. The tour takes about an hour and was excellent!

Welcome to The Rocks Walking Tours

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Bridge Climb in Sydney/ the Height does not bother you / the views are so spectacular that you forget about the height, be prepared to use about 4 hours of your day for this as the time getting there, the tour, undressing, and getting the photo, plus returning to your destination, will fill a good part of your day.
We did the Bridge climb not the discovery climb. I found it very interesting to see all the famous people who have climbed the Bridge, they have their photo posted on the wall for all to see. We were able to join an earlier climb than our original climb when we showed up, probably because it was winter and raining.

Harbour Bridge Climb
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Watson Bay Ferry to GAP POINT in Sydney.
When you get off the ferry at Watson Bay, go to gap point. Spectacular views of the cliffs, nice walking trails once you climb up the steps to the top, definitely worth the time and effort to the top. Great photo opportunities. Just walk straight up through the small park, cross the street, and it is right there. The blue explorer bus also stops their. It is an easy hike and only takes about 10 minutes to the top.

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Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney by the Opera House.
This place is beautiful, the views of Sydney, the Opera House, the Park Land, flowers, trees, water fountains, it is a must visit and free, as is all the Parks we visited in Australia. Just walk around the Opera House and you are there. We loved it!

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Sydney Opera house and Tour
We did not do this but everyone we spoke to who did, really liked it.

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Hyde Park Sydney it is a beautiful park in the middle of downtown, loved it! They have a nice war memorial and museum. Definitely worth seeing.

Sydney's Hyde Park

Visitor information about one of Sydney's most popular living landmark, Hyde Park.
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Centennial Park in Sydney, it is beautiful! It is huge an worth strolling around, we enjoyed it.

Centennial Parklands in Sydney

Features three of Australia's historic and picturesque parks, Centennial Park, Moore Park and Queens Park.
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Best wildlife encounters: The Wombat and feeding and petting the Kangaroos, getting up close to the Koalas, seeing a Tasmanian devil for the first time, and all the noisy birds at Caversham Wildlife Park in Perth. This was one of our favorites.

What surprised me most: How curteous everyone was, and how safe Australia is. I never found one street or one person that I felt uncomfortable about walking down or passing by. Food was a bit expensive. People are not overweight, and I only saw 2 homeless people. I was shocked to see most restaurants let you bring in a bottle of wine and not have to pay a corkage fee. Also the free city bus system in Perth and Fremantle was a nice bonus, with plenty of stops. Hop on the Bus in Perth and Fremantle and just take a ride to see where it goes, it is a short stroll through town and you get a good feel of where to go and what bus to take. Fremantles bus is a short circle.

Advice I want to pass along: Sydney is an amazingly beautiful city. The huge parks in downtown, Hyde Park, Centennial Park, and "Botanic Gardens Park By the Opera House" take the big city feel away and relax you. So much to see and do. We didn't get everything in but we tried.

All the tour guides we had were extremely nice, and were very passionate about the history. They were very knowledgeable and loved their job. We enjoyed all our tours.

Get the Sydney Pass, it is well worth it, and it is the only way to explore Sydney. All the buses, trains, and ferries, unlimited. Also, you can use the pass as needed, for example, if you have a 3 day pass, you do not have to use all three days in a row. If you use it one day, but not the next, your second day is still good, so any 3 days you choose.
Make sure to ride everyone of the Ferries if you can, just a 10 to 15 minute ride to get to Manly Beach, Bondi Beach, Nuetral Bay, Watson Bay, and Darling Harbour.

The Red Explorer goes around the downtown area and has a recording that tells you where you are and what the area is known for, you can get off and catch the next bus which travels every 20 minutes, round trip if you did not get off is approximately 2 hours.

The Blue explorer is really great as it travels the outskirts of the city, Bondi beach, Manley beach, etc. the bus driver stops at the sights for 5 minutes so you can get out for photo opportunities, you can then choose to stay and catch the next blue explorer which comes every 20 minutes, there are also recordings to listen to. And if you miss the red or blue explorer buses, or just can't wait, just hop on the regular city buses, and there are plenty of them, your Sydney pass will get you on those as well.

Sydney Pass

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The Swan River Cruise is nice, you get to see all the million dollar homes on either side of the river, all the beautiful sail boats, and there are plenty of them, and the views of Perth in the distance makes for a nice photo opportunity.

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Also Caversham Wildlife Park in Perth, where you can hold a Wombat, feed and pet the Kangaroos, and get close up to the Koala's. We saw a tasmanian devil up close, along with other animals and birds. We enjoyed being up close and personal with the animals, and our tour guide was great as well.

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The Perth Mint was a surprise and I really enjoyed the tour. They have a gold pour, where they actually melt gold and cool it to form a gold block. We had a commemorative coin made with the Perth Mint on one side and on the other the side it had Pete & Gina's Australian Vacation with the date. It came in a nice covered coin box. I also bought some commemorative coins at a good price. The mint is very interesting and well worth the visit. Don't miss it. I really enjoyed the museum.

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The Perth Mint, Western Australia, manufactures and distributes platinum, silver and gold coins for collectors and customers worldwide.
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Fremantle, enjoying a meal on the Cappaccino Strip outside, and watching the sunset over the Indian Ocean at South Beach.

Fremantle - City of Fremantle - Home

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The Fremantle Markets were also a treat. We bought cheese, and t-shirts, and sampled the food.

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The Fremantle Prison tour was quite interesting as well. We did 2 separate tours of 1.5 hours each over 2 days. They let you go in the cells, it was a very good tour. Excellent tour guides!

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BEST HOTELS:
The Old Sydney Holiday Inn, 5 minutes from everything! Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Rocks Area, Ferries, Busses, Trains "Circular Quay", Botanic Gardens Park. Ten minutes to Hyde Park. The hotel has a fabulous breakfast which can be included in your stay, and the breakfast is buffet style cooked to order, excellent way to start your day. They also have a roof top pool and spa, whith spectacular sights of Sydney. This is a very classy hotel, close to everything, with excellent service and food.
00-61-2-9252-0524
Old Sydney Holiday Inn

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Perth, the Sheraton Perth, centrally located downtown, 5 to 10 minutes walking to most places. 10 minutes from Murry Street "shops" and London Court "shops". Also about 10 minutes to the Perth Mint, and Swan River Cruises. Nice rooms, and the employees are very curteous as was the Holiday Inn. Close to the bus stop and the bus system is free.
00-61-8-9224-7777
Sheraton Perth

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Esplanade Hotel "Fremantle"
We stayed at the Esplanade for 2 nights. The hotel is centrally located, and close to everything. You can walk to the Fremantle Prison, Fremantle Markets, the beach. There is a bus stop in front of the hotel, and the bus system is free. Our room had a balcony, we drank a bottle of wine which we had purchased from the Swan Valley on the balcony, and ate cheese that we had bought from the Fremantle Markets. The hotel is pricey, and the rooms are very old, but the location is great.
It was winter, but the weather was nice, when we checked out of the hotel I forgot to empty the drawers in my room, which had a lot of warm clothes, jackets, jeans, shirts, etc. 14 items to be exact. When we arrived in Sydney, it was a bit cold, and when I went to retrieve some warmer clothes, I realized that I had left everything behind in Fremantle, 4000 miles away. I contacted the Esplanade, and they shipped everything to me in Sydney overnight. There are not may places that will do that for you. That is why I love Australia, everywhere you go people are so nice. The staff at the Esplanade where terriffic.
00-61-8-9432-4000
Fremantle Esplanade Hotel

Esplanade Hotel Fremantle

www.esplanadehotelfremantle.com.au

44-54 Marine Tce
Fremantle, WA 6160, Australia
+61 8 9432 4000
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Esplanade Hotel Fremantle - Welcome

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Favorite meals:
The Sydney Tower Restaurant Buffet.

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Old Sydney Holiday Inn Breakfast.
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In Perth the Dome Restaurants. and of course the pub food.

Doyles Fish & Chips on the Beach at Watson Bay( Excellent, but expensive) $32 for one plate, we split ours. Make sure to walk off the Pier to the left to the real Doyles. AND YES, it really was the best fish and chips we had ever eaten!

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Vietnam Interior Designs, Furniture Kitchen Cabinets

wingvnt — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:48:01 CST

Interior Design in Vietnam is a relatively young and rapidly growing industry. In the beginning Interior Design was performed by interior designing guru's he is well known in Vietnam for fabulous awesome interior designing service. Interior designing guru is famous for performing various tasks due to the fact that he had to take charge of a whole interior, selecting the furniture, hanging paintings and even taking care of the internal architecture.
In order to become a professional interior designer you can join interior designs Vietnam and here at interiordesignsVietnam you will learn how to be specialize in one or more particular interior design disciplines, such as commercial and residential design.
Other disciplines include: function, structure, specialized performance, special groups needs, computer technology, craft skills, social disciplines, professional disciplines, aesthetic disciplines and cultural disciplines.
One of the most effective ways for an Vietnamn interior designer to sell his or her services is through the use of a portfolio. An Vietnamn interior designer portfolio showcases a designer's best work in a way that appeals to the client. It puts together some of the finest designs and solutions that a Vietnamn interior designer has come up with during the process of his or her career and for this reason, almost works like a self-portrait.
Vietnamn Interior designer portfolios used to be portable cases or files holding samples of the designer's work in Vietnam. In other words, they were essentially paper products. Now however, Vietnamn interior designers increasingly use a combination of paper folders or portable cases and the internet to display their portfolios.
Thietkenoithat.net (noi that van phong,Thiet ke van phong, thiết kế nội thất, Noi that hoa phat, Noi that fami) work with clients and their brand managers from concept to completion to create effective solutions for both individual and roll-out identities. Bepxinh.vn (noi that, tu bep, thiet ke noi that, trang tri noi that) offers a full range of interior design and interior architectural services which include planning, designing, project management, decorating services, deriving project costs, supervising, quality control, budget monitoring and coordination of the entire project.

Watch Aussie Rules for a Great Night Out

Bibika — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 05:16:05 CST

If you like your sport exciting and exhilarating then don’t leave Sydney without checking out an Aussie rules match. It’s as Australian as it gets, with the locals as passionate about their game as the Brits are about soccer. You’ll get the same big-arena atmosphere as you do in a soccer match but the cultural nuances and the different rules of this truly Australian ball sport mean you’ll have to keep your wits about you to follow the match and try and keep up with the action.

Aussie Rules (or footy, Australian football or AFL as it’s also known) is a high-energy ball game that has all of Sydney in its grip. The Sydney Swans are without doubt the most well-known and successful of the region’s clubs and you can’t wander too far around town without overhearing conversations and debates about their current form, transfers and upcoming matches. If you can get hold of some tickets to a game then snap them up as this is as close as you’ll get to Australian sporting culture as it’s possible to be.

All Australians are passionate about all sports but Aussie rules really fires up the emotions and any sports lover will be thrilled by a live match of this energetic sport. If you are trying to stick to a budget on your trip, then use daily deals to try and save on restaurants and other activities, and use your spending money to invest in a ticket to a match. The season runs from March to October so you’ve got plenty of opportunity to see some of the action and get a liking for the game. If you can, try and go to a match with a seasoned fan, as you’ll get a lot more out of it. If you know the basics of the rules before you go, you’ll be able to follow the game more easily and you won’t need to spend the whole time asking questions.

If you’re a real sports fan you should be able to pick up tickets for all kinds of matches, games and events in and around Sydney. Look out for best deals Australia for last minute sporting offers and you can immerse yourself in the passion that Sydneysiders have for their national games. If you do happen to visit outside of football season then you might still be able to check out some practice sessions or warm-up matches, where you will still get a good sense of the excitement and pace of this uniquely Australian sport. If you really can’t make it a match or your budget won’t stretch far enough to get a decent ticket, then head to the local pub and immerse yourself in the atmosphere. If you pick a sports bar or a pub with big screen viewing, you can be sure that the match will attract plenty of local fans and there will be a real buzz at the bar, especially if the Swans are on winning form.

Have a Barbie on the Beach

Bibika — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 06:34:31 CST

Australians love nothing more than lighting a barbecue and cooking an al fresco lunch with their mates. It’s not a bad way to get together for a social and the weather makes this kind of gathering not only possible, but frequent. If you’ve been in Australia for a while then you’re bound to have seen these barbecue meet-ups in and around the city. In fact, public barbecues are positively encouraged with council-funded barbecue stands all over Sydney, allowing anyone with a few sausages and a bit of time on their hands to fire it up and cook dinner.

• Pick your spot
You’ll find public barbecues on beaches and in parks all around town – some have just one plate whilst others have a number of hot plates, encouraging you to mix with other like-minded meat lovers. So, you can cook up your bangers and then sit down and enjoy stunning views while you tuck into your food. Sydneysiders are so used to these incredible facilities that they don’t bat an eyelid when they rock up to a public hot plate. If you’re a visitor however, you’ll be visibly impressed the first time you get to light up your own plate. Use daily deals online to try and get some good discounts on your food and drink then invite your mates to meet up by a barbie and you’ve got a party going on.

• Keeping costs down
An al fresco dinner is a good way to enjoy great food for little money. It’s far cheaper than going to a restaurant but you get the atmosphere of the outdoors thrown in for free. You can spend the day on the beach then nominate someone to head to the supermarket to pick up some supplies. If everyone puts some money in the pot you could end up having a slap-up meal for a few dollars each. Public barbecues have to be one of the best deals Australia and you’ll find them all over the country, from Sydney to the Outback, from campsites to parkland. Most of them tend to be gas barbecues but, if you head out to the wilderness, you’ll find the old-fashioned wood-burning variety awaits you. Then you really need to prove your outdoor cooking skills, as you try and sear a burger or steak before the coals go out.

• Cultural highlight
The barbecue is such an integral part of Aussie life that this is a great way to immerse yourself in the culture and lifestyle of Sydney. If you’re staying in a hotel or an apartment, with no access to outside space, then you can make the most of these public cook spots to enjoy the smell and taste of freshly barbecued food. It’s also a good way to hook up with Sydneysiders. Barbecuing is a very social way to cook and eat and you can catch up on local news and find out what’s going on by striking up a conversation with the people at the next hot plate.

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Sydney Reef & Rainforest
Sydney Rock & Reef

Lifestyle & Nature
Pacific Coast Touring Route
Wildlife Coast
Tasmania: the perfect place to rejuvinate

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HaiAmi — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 01:17:08 CST

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Australia 101
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Australia Visas
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Luxury safaris

jamesjefferson — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 03:27:22 CST

My wiki user name: safari holidays enthusiast	Length of trip: 16 days
Time of year: Summer	Type of travel (independent, group tour, etc): family safari holidays

General itinerary:

Durban spending 2 nights and 2 days (day 1 &2)
Two nights in the Drakensberg Mountains (day 3 & 5)
Two nights in the Zulu land battlefields (day 6 & 7)
Three night stay on safari in the north of Kwa Zulu Natal in Maputaland (day 8 - 10)
Two nights in Kosi Bay on the Maputaland Coast (day 11 & 12)
Four nights on the Elephant coast (day 13 - 16)
Transfer to Durban airport for my flight to Johannesburg and my international connection (day 17)

Trip highlights:
It's so hard to choose just one particular event on our safari holiday, but if it had to be one it would have to be our three night stay on safari in the north of Kwa Zulu, we stayed at the Fugitives Drift Lodge and had such an incredible experience. My boyfriend proposed to me under the stars during a candle lit dinner in the African bush. It was such a perfect moment.

"Absolute must-sees" to pass along:
Everything in my travel itinerary

Best wildlife encounters:
Was being up close to the big five on safari, I love elephants and how gracious they are so it was truly amazing to have seen them in the same say as a lion, leopard, buffalo and a rhino.

Advice I want to pass along:
To book and plan your luxury safari in advance. We were helped by using Mahlatini for our safari holiday and they did most of the planning for us.

Best hotels: (link to them so others can check them out!):
Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse in the Drakensberg Mountains
Beverly Hills Hotel in Durban
Thanda Game Reserve in the Kwa Zulua battlefields
Kosi Forest Lodge in Kosi Bay on the Maputaland Coast
Rocktail Bay Lodge on the Elephant coast area

Favorite meals: (be sure to include the restaurant name and city!)

9th Avenue Bistro this is an incredible restaurant and has won numerous awards, and is ranked one of the top restaurants in the country. For starters I had the prawn, slow roasted tomato and avacdo tian, followed by the crispy roasted free-range duck. I was far too full after the starters and main course that I didn't stay for a desert.

Wine Tasting Weekend

Bibika — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 07:02:58 CST

Everyone has heard of Australian wine: it has been making a name for itself across the world for a number of years now and has gained a great reputation. If you enjoy wine then you shouldn’t leave Australia without taking a trip out to some of the vineyards where you can learn about the processes involved in winemaking and, of course, sample the finished product.

If your vacation is based in Sydney (or indeed if you live in Sydney) then you have the great fortune of being located close to one of the most well-known wine regions in Australia, the Hunter Valley. It begins just over 100km north of Sydney so it’s perfectly possible to take a day trip there. If you plan your route, you’ll have plenty of time to take in a number of vineyards and still make it back home for dinner. There are plenty of tour operators that offer one-day trips to Hunter Valley, which means someone doesn’t have to be the dedicated driver and miss out on all those wine tastings. Even better than a one-day trip, is to take a two or three day break to the valley and really get a taste for the region and its wines. You can roam around in a more relaxed manner, visit wineries that are further off the beaten track and try out some of the many great restaurants in the region.

If you’re staying closer to Melbourne on your Australian trip, then you’re also spoilt for choice when it comes to wine. The Yarra Valley is just one of the great wine producing regions on your doorstep and you should pencil in a few days to visit this and some of the other wine areas close by. Check out daily deals Melbourne to see if there are any special offers for wine tastings or purchases and make sure you leave plenty of space in your car boot for boxes of your favourite tipple.

Whatever your personal preferences are when it comes to wine, you can be sure that you’ll find it on a wine tasting tour. The wines of Australia are diverse and nothing beats the excitement of discovering a new favorite. Not all the wines are exported abroad so, if you are here on vacation, you might want to check if the individual vineyard will ship wine abroad. Most wineries are set up to do this, as they rely on passing trade and tastings to introduce their wines to new customers and most people won’t be able to fit more than a bottle or two in their luggage. There’s also the benefit of getting some of the best deals Australia when it comes to wine, if you buy direct from the producer. They often offer discounts for bulk orders, or special offers to entice people to come in to sample and buy their wines.

So don’t let your Sydney or Melbourne city break keep you solely in the city – there’s plenty to do just a short distance away as well.

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travelsense — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 03:06:07 CST

Majestic and mysterious, inspiring and imperious: words alone cannot do justice to the natural wonder that is Halong Bay. Imagine 3000 or more incredible islands rising from the emerald waters of the Gulf of Tonkin and you have a vision of breathtaking beauty. Halong Bay is pure art, a priceless collection of unfinished sculptures hewn from the hand of nature.
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In 1994 it was designated a World Heritage site. Visitors can’t help but compare the magical, mystical landscape of limestone islets to Guilin in China and Krabi in southern Thailand, but in reality Halong Bay is more spectacular. These tiny islands are dotted with beaches and grottoes created by wind and waves, and have sparsely forested slopes ringing with birdsong.

Beyond the breathtaking vistas on a boat cruise through the bay, visitors to Halong come to explore the caves – some of which are beautifully illuminated for the benefit of tourists – and to hike in Cat Ba National Park. There are few real beaches in Halong Bay, but Lan Ha Bay (off the coast of Cat Ba Island) has more than 100 sandy strips.

Halong City is the gateway to Halong Bay but not the ideal introduction to this incredible World Heritage site. Developers have not been kind to the city and most visitors sensibly opt for tours that include sleeping on a boat in the bay. In short, Halong Bay is the attraction; Halong City is not.

As the number-one tourist attraction in the northeast, Halong Bay draws a steady stream of visitors year-round. From February to April the weather in this region is often cool and drizzly. The ensuing fog can make visibility low, but this adds an ethereal air to the place and the temperature rarely falls below 10°C. During the summer months tropical storms are frequent, and tourist boats may have to alter their itineraries, depending on the weather.

Halong Bay is the stuff of myths and naturally the Vietnamese have concocted one. Halong translates as ‘where the dragon descends into the sea’. Legend has it that the islands of Halong Bay were created by a great dragon that lived in the mountains. As it charged towards the coast, its flailing tail gouged out valleys and crevasses. When it finally plunged into the sea, the area filled with water, leaving only the pinnacles visible.

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Save Money by Staying In

Bibika — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 10:08:18 CST

If you’re a bit of a party animal or a social butterfly who loves nothing more than a big night out on the town then the thought of staying in on a Saturday night might well fill you with fear. However, ‘staying in’ is slowly becoming the new ‘going out’, as more people are finding that their hard-earned dollars have to work even harder than before.

Disposable income
With salaries staying flat, bonuses being cut and the price of rent, food and travel going through the roof, it’s no great surprise that the social life is one of the first things to suffer in the current economy. People are having to tighten their belts and, unfortunately, it’s the little luxuries in life that have to be forfeited when the mortgage goes up but the salary stays the same. That doesn’t mean that you have to become a hermit and never party with your friends again. There are plenty of ways to create a party atmosphere with a depleted bank balance and having a get together at home can be just as much fun as hitting the clubs and bars.

Chip in for a night in
If you get a bunch of friends together you can take it in turns to host a party night. This could be a monthly or weekly event, depending on how much partying you can all handle. Start a party pot and ask everyone to contribute a few dollars each towards the night. The host for the evening can then use this money to buy booze and food and all you have to do is turn up. The canny host will check online to see if there are any daily dealsfor wine or other drinks and this will make the budget go even further.

Party themes
In order to make all the nights completely different, you could have a theme for each one. This could be anything from ‘seventies disco’ to ‘superheroes’ or ‘cocktail party’ and the theme could extend to the dress code, the drinks and the food. It gives everyone the chance to get dressed up and it will make the evening more of a special occasion than simply turning up for a few beers and some chips. If you give people enough notice about what’s being planned they can get really creative with costumes and other ideas for the evening.

Special occasions
The staying in theme doesn’t just have to be for regular get-togethers. Why not plan a fabulous night in for a mate’s hen party? You can decorate the house and have spa treatments in different rooms, a ‘dance floor’ and a bar area. You could even splash out and get a chef to cook a meal for everyone – it would still be a lot cheaper than going out in town for a traditional hen.

If you embrace staying in then the options are endless: birthday dos, boys nights in, pamper evenings, baby showers and movie nights are all great occasions to make the most of staying at home. All you need is a bit of imagination and a creative flair and you’ll have an evening to remember.

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Experiencing a safari with a private guide who has an abundance of local knowledge cannot be beaten. Private guides are enthusiastic about their countries and can enthral you with the history and folklore of each area.

The open-ended nature of safari holidays makes them the ideal gift to mark a special occasion. Whether you are looking for the opportunity to have a private vehicle and guide in Eastern Africa or a self-driven adventure in Southern Africa, you can customize your holiday to match the interests of the people in your party.

Though this person will take care of all of the details and they will help you pick out the best course of action, the safaris are purely your own when it comes to the actual planning.

Ultimately, safaris can be a really nice way to celebrate a wedding or to come together for your anniversary. Lots of folks don't know about safaris in this sense, but once you have been on one, you will completely understand.

If you’d prefer a lodge or remote camp, you can choose that, too. The consultants will also be of assistance with what might be the best location for you to visit, as is Eastern Africa or Southern Africa.

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