The Capricornia Hotel Darwin

... He waded into the water about 4 feet from the edge. Suddenly he yelps and comes out. A ray had swam up behind him and gone through his legs. No jellies, just a sting ray. No thanks. <br> Back to the Esplanade and through the park and to a restaurant for a well deserved beer and soft drink. Had wandered already through one mall with no luck on finding a strap for my ...

... opening, and included a terrifying recording from the night and some pretty incredible before and after photographs. I think my favourite photograph was of an brand-new-at-the-time Torana that had been crushed in the storm, with 'Tracy You *****&#8217; painted on the boot&#8230;you had to laugh or you&#8217;d cry, I&#8217;d imagine. <br><br>After this little expedition, we retired back to the hotel to recharge for ...

... to the beach. A very nice atmosphere with lots of food stands and little nick knacks, Donna was in heaven....<br>The next day we planned to go and see the botanical gardens and have dinner at Cullen's bay.<br>The gardens where a waste of time because they did not look after them for the past months. So we did a bit of touring around the CBD of Darwin with the harbor and government house, the long stretched gardens along the ...

... with it this morning while operating on only two hours of sleep. My flight down here was only 4 hours so not much time for a good nap to get ready for the day. <br>One of the only B52s on display outside the US takes up most of the hangar and honestly I was expecting something showing how aviation conquered the Outback back in the day. The thirty minute wait for a bus under the scorching sun alongside a major four lane road took longer than my actual visit ...

... bird life was prolific. We drove through Jabiru towards Ubirr, stopping along the way at Cahill's Crossing. This is the crossing into Arnhem Land which belongs to the Aborigines and a permit is required to cross. Standing a nice distance up on the bank, we spotted quite a few salt water crocodiles in the wild, at Cahill's Crossing.<br><br><br><br>One of our highlights at Kakadu National Park was our visit to the Ubirr Rock Art Sites. It was ...

Hi all<br><br>Well we have been spending sometime here in Darwin and recently we have ventured out to some of the attractions in the area. So heaps to tell you and photos galore. Firstly we decided to venture back to Kakadu and on the way we stopped at the Jumping Crocodiles that swim in the wild in the Adelaide River. $26 per adult $20 kids not badly priced for a hour trip up the river. We were ...

... comes to you, gets what you want, puts it in your car, and you pay without leaving your seat. Why does Manitoba NOT have this!? I'm going to bring it home and make a killing! Group diner at the Hogsbreath. I got a purple haze- it was 11 bucks! RIDICULOUS pricing! it's only 4.75 back in canada. However my steak was absolutly amazing. After diner Shaz was taking those intrested to the Vic. A pretty small nightclub. I was down for dancing. We got in free ...

... food boxes would slid out randomly from hiding spots I didn't even know existed and we managed to break the step that led up into the vehicle. This led to another 'Lost City' of giant boulders that looked like a ruined civilization. We visited 3 different falls (2 of which we swam in) which were so gorgeous they looked like something right out of a movie. At one spot our guide led me right under the falls which was very cool, and a little freaky at the same time. We also went to a ...

... was to collect all her luggage and supervise three children and a baby. Kynan began chasing Max around the carousal at the baggage collection and Maegan attempted to stop him whilst joining in - it was pure mayhem. I felt like she&#8217;d relocated the baby&#8217;s room, there were so many bags!<br><br>Indeed, it was just a small prelude of what was to come before Damien joined us in 6 days time.<br><br>We took Neaka and the kids to Mindil Market ...

... apprêtions a faire nos adieux aux Francais. C 'est alors que Sabine a use de son pouvoir de persuasion pour les convaincre de venir nous rejoinder en Thailande, histoire de continuer l&#8217;aventure.<br><br>Le jour de notre depart, nous de savions toujours pas s&#8217;ils allaient venir nous rejoindre.<br><br>Nous sommes donc parti le 26 juin , jour de la mort de Michael Jackson, pour Singapore&#8230;. Et c&#8217;est reparti pour plus d&#8217;aventres!