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Cruise Ship Hit by Tsunami-like Wave. Two dead.
Freak tsunami-like waves measuring almost 30ft high ploughed into a Mediterranean cruise ship today, sweeping two passengers to their deaths and injuring many others. Cyprus-based Louis Cruise Lines says the incident occurred aboard the 1,790-passenger Louis Majesty as it was sailing from Barcelona to Genoa, Italy. The line says the “abnormal” waves smashed windows as […]
ARALUEN’S FREMANTLE CHILLI FESTIVAL 2010
On the Esplanade, Fremantle – weekend of 13/14 March, 2010 It’s now just days away… the relocated, rebranded, bigger Chilli Festival and the excitement is reaching fever pitch. The popularity of this iconic award-winning event has seen it outgrow its original home at Araluen Botanic Park, Roleystone. Now relocated at the Esplanade, Fremantle, the bigger […]
ARALUEN’S FREMANTLE CHILLI FESTIVAL 2010
On the Esplanade, Fremantle – weekend of 13/14 March, 2010 It’s now just days away… the relocated, rebranded, bigger Chilli Festival and the excitement is reaching fever pitch. The popularity of this iconic award-winning event has seen it outgrow its original home at Araluen Botanic Park, Roleystone. Now relocated at the Esplanade, Fremantle, the bigger […]
ARALUEN’S FREMANTLE CHILLI FESTIVAL 2010
On the Esplanade, Fremantle – weekend of 13/14 March, 2010 It’s now just days away… the relocated, rebranded, bigger Chilli Festival and the excitement is reaching fever pitch. The popularity of this iconic award-winning event has seen it outgrow its original home at Araluen Botanic Park, Roleystone. Now relocated at the Esplanade, Fremantle, the bigger […]
PACIFIC BLUE ANNOUNCES DIRECT BRISBANE-QUEENSTOWN FLIGHTS FOR THE SKI SEASON
SWAP QUEENSLAND FOR QUEENSTOWN! SALE FARES AVAILABLE NOW FROM JUST $249* Thursday 4 March 2010: Pacific Blue will be flying Queensland skiers straight to the slopes this winter with two direct flights a week from Brisbane to New Zealand’s ski capital of Queenstown from the end of June. The seasonal flights on Fridays and Sundays […]
Is Expedition Cruising the Purest Ecotourism?
Out in the wide world of commercial travel, cruising is enjoying a revival. Buoyed by the new wave of gigantic, luxurious vessels carrying up to 5000 passengers for as little a two hundred dollars per day, the allure is understandable. In Australia, cruise passenger numbers have tripled in less than ten years. In 2009, around […]
Getting back to nature in the Barossa Valley
by Courtney Alderson for Barossa Blends With national parks, passing vineyards, historic towns and areas of stunning natural beauty, the Barossa is a dream destination for hikers and nature-lovers alike. Start your nature escape by exploring the gateway of the Barossa – Gawler. The town’s many parks, gardens and walking trails offer visitors a truly […]
Getting back to nature in the Barossa Valley
by Courtney Alderson for Barossa Blends With national parks, passing vineyards, historic towns and areas of stunning natural beauty, the Barossa is a dream destination for hikers and nature-lovers alike. Start your nature escape by exploring the gateway of the Barossa – Gawler. The town’s many parks, gardens and walking trails offer visitors a truly […]
Getting back to nature in the Barossa Valley
by Courtney Alderson for Barossa Blends With national parks, passing vineyards, historic towns and areas of stunning natural beauty, the Barossa is a dream destination for hikers and nature-lovers alike. Start your nature escape by exploring the gateway of the Barossa – Gawler. The town’s many parks, gardens and walking trails offer visitors a truly […]
RIVER CRUISE INTO ‘LOST CAMBODIA’ OF SOMERSET MAUGHAM
PANDAW River Cruises that operate replica 19th century colonial riverboats on the waterways of South-east Asia, will take guests on a rare cruise experience later this year into the upper reaches of the Mekong River and the little-visited “Lost Cambodia” of Somerset Maugham. Just two 10-night journeys will be made upstream from Saigon to Siam […]
