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Captain Cook’s New Sunday Breakfast Cruise
What better way to spend a lazy Sunday morning than on Captain Cook Cruises new ‘Sunday Breakfast’ cruise on Sydney Harbour. The cruise runs every Sunday between September and April on the prestigious Sydney 2000 and departs from Circular Quay and Darling Harbour. Passengers will enjoy a delicious hot and cold buffet breakfast including seasonal […]
Magical Melanesia – Cruise International – destinations, port guides and cruise reviews
Papua New Guinea is a wild, untamed land full of sorcery, magic and bizarre rites and practices. Some tribes are yet to see their first white face. Take this scene, add the luxurious expedition ship MV Orion, and you too will fall under the spell. WORDS AND PICTURES: RODERICK EIME Dobu Island, part of the […]
Magical Melanesia – Cruise International – destinations, port guides and cruise reviews
Papua New Guinea is a wild, untamed land full of sorcery, magic and bizarre rites and practices. Some tribes are yet to see their first white face. Take this scene, add the luxurious expedition ship MV Orion, and you too will fall under the spell. WORDS AND PICTURES: RODERICK EIME Dobu Island, part of the […]
Magical Melanesia – Cruise International – destinations, port guides and cruise reviews
Papua New Guinea is a wild, untamed land full of sorcery, magic and bizarre rites and practices. Some tribes are yet to see their first white face. Take this scene, add the luxurious expedition ship MV Orion, and you too will fall under the spell.
Magical Melanesia – Cruise International – destinations, port guides and cruise reviews
Papua New Guinea is a wild, untamed land full of sorcery, magic and bizarre rites and practices. Some tribes are yet to see their first white face. Take this scene, add the luxurious expedition ship MV Orion, and you too will fall under the spell.
BOUTIQUE NEW ZEALAND HOTEL A CLASS ACT
david ellis Students of New Zealand’s one-time Miss Gibson’s Private School for Girls would have trouble coming to grips today with the new-found life of their old alma mater. For rooms in which six, eight or even more young ladies of the rural well-to-do of New Zealand’s South Island once crammed into to sleep, are […]
BOUTIQUE NEW ZEALAND HOTEL A CLASS ACT
david ellis Students of New Zealand’s one-time Miss Gibson’s Private School for Girls would have trouble coming to grips today with the new-found life of their old alma mater. For rooms in which six, eight or even more young ladies of the rural well-to-do of New Zealand’s South Island once crammed into to sleep, are […]
WAIKIKI HOTEL LEANS TOWARDS YESTER-YEAR
David Ellis There is, in this travel writing game, an inherent risk of madness brought about by an occupational hazard known as TSI. TSI is The Site Inspection, a professional encounter that’s been known to reduce granite-hearted men to tears, morph otherwise normally rational human beings into gibbering idiots, and in worst-case scenarios, have travel-hardened […]
Head to the Solomon Islands – an Ideal Getaway for World War II Enthusiasts.
For a war enthusiast, not many places offer a getaway as perfect as the Solomon Islands. Guadalcanal is the third largest island in the Solomon Islands and was a hotbed of political activity during the war. The bitter Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942 was the first major offensive attack by the Allies against Japan during […]
Head to the Solomon Islands – an Ideal Getaway for World War II Enthusiasts.
For a war enthusiast, not many places offer a getaway as perfect as the Solomon Islands. Guadalcanal is the third largest island in the Solomon Islands and was a hotbed of political activity during the war. The bitter Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942 was the first major offensive attack by the Allies against Japan during […]
