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Sail the Whitsunday islands

The best travel period to sail the Whitsunday islands is “winter” between June and October, with pleasant temperatures around 23 degrees Celsius (74 Fahrenheit).

Airlie Beach  Bowen 

An alternative way to discover Sydney

We have made an overview of the sights in Sydney that you must see if you want to visit Sydney in an alternative way.

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The most relaxed and alternative area of Australia is called the Byron Shire

The Byron Shire is one of the most pretty areas in the world. Not only in terms on natural beauty, also the relaxed vibe and people make this an area that remains close to your heart.

Byron Bay  Brunswick Heads 

Visit Tasmania

Tasmania, an amazing rugged and green island you want to visit once in you life. The island state south of Australia is one of the most picturesque islands in the world.

Hobart 

 

Recharge your batteries at Thala Beach Nature Reserve

This breath taking nature reserve offers you an island feeling in an environment of rainforest, coconut plantations and the sea. It is a magnificent resort between sea and forest.

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Discover Rottnest island

Rottnest Island. The ideal destination if you are not in the mood for hectic city life. The best travel time is from January to May and October to December.

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Camper tour through Australia

The ultimate way to explore Australia in complete freedom is by buying or renting a camper. This country continues to enchant you and there is so much to discover.

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Cave Dive at Piccaninnie Ponds

Explore the spectacular underwater world of Piccaninnie Ponds which is recognized as a wetland of international importance. Add this to your bucket list.

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Discover the Larapinta Trail

A unique walk through the famous 'Red Center' of Australia. The Larapinta Trail is according to many one of the best hiking trails in Australia.

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Tree climb in Pemberton

Looking for something different to put on your bucket list? How about climbing huge trees in Pemberton, Australia? There are 50 - 70 meter high trees in Pemberton.

Pemberton