Travel Destinations

Introducing Sydney Sydney is the largest city in Australia, with a population of nearly four million. The city is situated on the east coastline of Australia. The Blue Mountains are located to the west, and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Sydney was established in 1788 when a convict fleet arrived in Australia from England. The new settlement was named after Lord Sydney, the British Secretary of State, who had suggested that the British establish a penal colony in Australia. To start with life in Read more [...]

There is no place in the world quite like Sydney, one of the most beautiful new cities in the world. This cosmopolitan location is surrounded by iconic beaches, world heritage areas, lush landscapes and a stunning harbour that lends itself to a seductive outdoor lifestyle. Add to this, world famous land marks, fabulous shopping, exciting events and a mixture of old and new architecture blending seamlessly together – you could easily fall in love with Sydney. There is something for everyone here Read more [...]

When settlers first arrive in Hervey Bay from Europe they were not the first people to live in the area. Aboriginal populations had already found this and nearby Fraser Island to be ideal locations for their warm, sunny days and great fishing. Today this city is growing fast as a diverse people discover the benefits of living here. Locals and visitors can indulge in foods from Italy, China and more. Popular area activities include golfing, sky diving and swimming. Living or visiting Hervey Bay Read more [...]

Known affectionately by the locals as The Peninsula, this area called Mornington Peninsula is an escape from the city to a relaxing low key state of being. To the south east of Melbourne it was first the home of the aboriginal tribe, Mayne-bulluk. Now this area is mostly for growing things, getting away, or camping for the holidays. Being that the towns are mostly on the seashore there is an abundance of small cafes, delicious restaurants, art galleries, and shopping. This area spells out vacation Read more [...]

There is no shortage of bike riding locations, but I will talk about my favorite three of them. The Blue Mountains is located around 60 kilometers west of Sydney city, it is a National Park and it is a beautiful destination in its own right. Now the Faulconbridge Point ride goes for about 22 kilometers, so it is not a short bike ride. You will need to get a train to Faulconbridge station, from there you get off the train and cross over the Great Western Highway and make your way to the start Read more [...]