Explorers Inn In Brisbane

... sandy beaches, and vast stretches of beach along the coastline. The main highway on the island is a 75 mile-long beach and it&#8217;s unlike any beach we&#8217;ve ever seen&#8230;MASSIVE! Because you must drive through sand and sand dunes on Fraser Island, you have to be in a serious 4X4 rig&#8230;we were on a big bus that was powerful to haul 40 people around! We saw some spectacular scenery there, and met a lot of cool people.<br><br>After Fraser Island ...

It took me forever to convince my family to come for a little walk with me to a local wetlands so I decided to just make them come! Boondall wetlands is about 10 minutes drive from our place and although not beautiful right at this moment (as the rains are absent) it is awesome that it ...

... stop was Port Macquarie which was a pretty coastal town. We visited the koala hospital and watched the sun set over the harbour. The coast is very pretty but a bit samey so we headed inland for a couple of days. We drove along the aptly named waterfall way and had a couple of nights in some strange but nice little towns, Bellingen and Armadale. We also visited the Dorrigo rainforest but could only walk along the one open walking track because of the ...

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OBoYOBoY We hebben net een paar vluchten geboekt, 3 stuks om precies te zijn! Van Brisbane naar Sydney en van Sydney naar Melbourne en weer van Melbourne naar Brisbane! retteketet, aan een stuk door! Gisteren werden we spontaan uitgenodigd voor een opening van een Private Member club. We liepen ...

... The gardens are great, with some fantastic displays of plants, in a really lovely setting and are full of wild life, including lizards, spiders and butterflies everywhere. We saw some wonderful trees, shrubs and flowers but for me the best bits were the beautiful and peaceful Japanese garden, which was constructed for Expo in 1988 and then transferred to the gardens after the exhibition was over, and the fantastic mating display we saw between two ...

... but i however happen to be a fan of the big pears! Speaking of big things, the sculpture 'In Bed' also more recogniseable as 'The Big Lady'!! (thats our name for it!) It was awesome, soooo life like and HUGE!! So to sum up Brisbane, christmas and new year definately not as expected, the man made beach was excellent and the shopping even better!! (Especially the souveiner shops...who wants a didgeridoo??)