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I had to get up early this morning and get down to Coolangatta Beach. One of my surfboard hire clients was checking out early and needed 1 mini mal and 1 short board picked up before they left. So up I got, arriving in Cooly before 7am.On Australia's Gold Coast, Coolangatta is about 30 minutes drive south of Surfers Paradise, and like Surfers Paradise, has been made famous by some of the world class surf breaks in the area. Surfers Paradise at the north end of the Gold Coast hosts the Goldy's best beach breaks, the waves form on a shifting sand based ocean floor, picking up lots of swell. While Coolangatta ...
The Traveller on May 31st, 2009 | File Under Best Australian Beaches | No Comments -
Many travelers hope to visit Australia one day. But with so much territory to explore, how do you narrow down your itinerary? Check out the recommendations below to make the most of your time Down Under.1) Take to the waves in Surfer's Paradise. The name says it all! If you're a surfer, you simply can't miss the beaches at Surfer's Paradise on the Gold Coast. Ride the perfect waves, catch some rays on the sand, or take a surfing lesson from some of the world's best teachers.2) Eat your way through Tropical Fruit World. Housing the world's largest variety of tropical fruit, this New South Wales plantation is a food lover's dream. ...
The Traveller on May 30th, 2009 | File Under Best Australian Beaches | No Comments -
An Australia vacation is just what you need to step away from life for a while and enjoy everything that Australia has to offer. The scenery that youll take in on an Australia vacation is like none other anywhere in the world, and youll be refreshed, rejuvenated, and revitalized after decompressing in Australia, one of the most beautiful places on Earth.There are hundreds of famous places to go to on an Australia vacation. Sunshine coast has stunning panoramic views that overlook Noosa and Mooloolaba. Nearby is Rainbow Beach, which is a coastal town that is full of life, miles of colored sands (hence the name Rainbow Beach) and a completely relaxed atmosphere ...
The Traveller on May 29th, 2009 | File Under Australia Outback Trips | No Comments -
Australian vacations are very popular because you can visit this country and see a little bit of everything. Grand streams and rivers, breathtaking ocean views, and rough and rugged terrain that is full of wildlife and extreme adventures. Every area of the country offers something a little bit different, and the differences are palpable from town to town. There are cities and towns of all sizes, some that the average person has heard of and others that have never been heard of by anyone other than the locals. It is a beautiful country that has something for everyone, and that is why travel to the area is becoming more and more popular ...
The Traveller on May 29th, 2009 | File Under Best Australian Beaches | No Comments -
Seniors looking out travel abroad, relax, online travel options have specially designed travel packages for elderly citizens combined with insurance package to safeguard you from any unforeseen occurrence. This is useful for retired persons with holiday homes abroad for example spending the winter in Europe or Spain, covers all senior citizens up to the age of 99.Online senior citizen travel insurance is tailored to your unique circumstances so you only pay for the travel insurance that you need. Such travel insurance for senior citizens will have the following features and benefits. Some of the travel agents will find you travel insurance which combines great value cover with high level.• Sports and activities ...
The Traveller on May 28th, 2009 | File Under Australia Travel Insurance | No Comments -
One will have an experience of a lifetime and a dream vacation at Sydney and Melbourne. There are so many things to do in Sydney and Melbourne that a person would not even realize how his time will fly during the tour. The names that come across one's mind while speaking about Australia tourist attractions are Sydney, Melbourne. Visiting the different cities of Australia is a great experience in itself. Vacation at one of the top ten Australia tourist attractions literally means experiencing great shopping, great food and exciting entertainment. Nevertheless the scenic natural surroundings that these Australia attractions offer are mind blowing. For every tourist Sydney and Melbourne are the main ...
The Traveller on May 27th, 2009 | File Under Sydney Tourist Attractions | No Comments -
Hidden in The Grampians, Australia’s spectacular wilderness region, Halls Gap is a sleepy little town that provides an ideal getaway from the hustle bustle of metropolitan cities. The place is home to a number of tourist accommodation facilities that are well adorned with all necessary amenities. Therefore, finding holiday accommodation in Halls Gap will not be a difficult task at all.Set in the Fyans Valley, at the foot of the Wonderland and Mount William ranges, this picturesque town is the best place to camp at if you wish to explore the renowned Grampians National Park. Easily considered as Victoria’s most astounding natural attraction, this National Park is one of the most visited ...
The Traveller on May 24th, 2009 | File Under Cheap Hostel in Australia | No Comments -
Australia's ’Outback’ is beautiful, you will discover lonely stretches of road with different views around every bend for hundreds of kilometres and be amazed at the landscapes. With the proper equipment, common sense and a little knowledge you can visit the Outback and see it’s wonders.Adequate preparation is essential before deciding to Travel  Outback Australia. Prior to leaving, planning and preparation must be organised and do this well before packing your vehicle. Consider these travel safety tips for all persons travelling in your vehicle and other road users. The Outback can be very remote in some places between towns and extreme care must be taken. If possible travel with another vehicle.Equipment Required  The camping equipment and vehicle and accessories you are taking ...
The Traveller on May 23rd, 2009 | File Under Australia Outback Trips | No Comments -
Palm Cove is a fascinating place located in the Tropical North Queensland of Australia. This is one of the most popular and clean beach front towns of Australia spread accros1.5 km. Being a beach village, there are numerousactivities for holiday makers to enjoy here. The seaside atmosphere is very relaxing and calm that soothes your mind and body and gives you utmost pleasure during your stay. There are large number of Hotels in Palm Cove serving guests with all the comfort and hospitality.Cairns and Port Douglas are two cities situated close to Palm Cove. A huge crowd visits this town from nearby cities for enjoying weekends. The palm fringed beaches of this ...
The Traveller on May 22nd, 2009 | File Under Hotels in Australia | No Comments -
Shopping in Australia is a laid back experience as you'd expect from a country whose unofficial motto is 'no worries'. Except for markets and some smaller shops, prices in Australia are fixed so there's no need to bargain. You'll find most items labeled with a price tag. A 10% Goods and Services Tax applies to any purchase made in Australia.Shopping In SydneySydney's shopping outlets run the gamut from international icons such as Tiffany's to street markets and homegrown, uniquely-Australian entities such as those showcasing Aboriginal arts and crafts.Most downtown department stores, arcades, malls and boutiques lie on George Street and around Pitt Street Mall, Castlereagh Street and King Street. Especially noteworthy is ...
The Traveller on May 22nd, 2009 | File Under Hotels in Australia | No Comments -
Tip of the Month

Las Vegas Tip – Although my blog is dealing mainly with Australia, there's another travel location that I really like - Las Vegas! Like any other lively city; its hotel rooms vary both in price and availability. When there’s a busy day, hotel rates can jump with no warning whatsoever. hotel room in Las Vegas can be $30 and suddenly with no warnings, it’s nearly $400. For the majority of people, finding a discount Vegas hotel is the only way they can enjoy the vices and pleasures of Sin City.

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