Oaks Embassy Adelaide
96 North Terrace Adelaide, South Australia, 5000, Australia
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To Adelaide
While Alice Springs was great fun it was good to get back to "civilisation" and Adelaide had it in abundance! Its easy to get around and if you cant be bothered to walk they have free trams & buses around town. China Town and the Central Market are good for a mooch and then scoff some goodies. We had the botanic gardens all to ourselves as it …
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From the Indian Ocean to the Pacific
... Everest Base Camp, completing this journey was one of the original reasons that we booked to come travelling. As you can imagine, there is only a limited number of things you can do on a train, so be prepared for some facts! The Indian Pacific is a monster of a train 711m in length and weighing a staggering 1,375 tonnes. Although the origins date back to the 1900’s, the first unbroken journey from Perth to Sydney was not completed ...
Central Market and The Cruel Sea
Serina had the day off today so we had a lazy morning and I was glad not to be up before 6am. We went into Adelaide city and walked around Central market, which is a massive indoor market attached to China Town. It was a wicked place to walk around and full of amazing different food stalls. For lunch we had Chinese dumplings and then a cake stuffed with chocolate sauce. ...
Another person asked to buy the bike!
... way I stopped for a break
and another Aussie, Rob asked to buy my bike when I have finished with it. Tel
No taken.
Onwards to my purpose built YHA in the centre of Adelaide to book in. Washing was done,
shopping done and off to see some sights. 20km to Mount Lofty,
overlooking he city, then down to Glenelgn beach.
It is a bit like a Surfers Paradise but a ...
The Last Post
... trips I guess. If I were to do it again, I would certainly do a few things differently. Firstly I would never do an Insight trip again, and would definitely stay in a different hotel in London. I would probably look at doing a stopover on the way back too to try and avoid the jet lag which has been hanging around for the last few days. The highlights were all the shows and concerts, plus seeing the home of cricket, home of tennis and home of golf. ...



