Saffire Freycinet – Wilderness Luxury Hotel in Tasmania
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
14h ago
Tasmania, here hides the finest wilderness luxury hotel in the Southern Hemisphere. Choosing accommodation becomes one of the most anticipated things because this magical country hides a plethora of high-quality hotels, lodges, and campsites even in the midst of nature. After all, having a comfortable place to stay and enjoying oneself is essential for a complete journey! Saffire Freycinet, which consistently ranks first on various global/Australian lists, offers great value for money. From the moment of arrival, all the itineraries are planned clearly. The room rate includes three meals a day ..read more
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Kalbarri Skywalk – A Trail Suspended in the Sky
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
23h ago
Kalbarri National Park in Australia is an undeniable gem nestled within the vast expanse of Western Australia’s natural wonders. The park boasts not only the iconic Nature’s Window featured in National Geographic but also the captivating Pink Lake nearby, which has captured the hearts of countless visitors! Now, let’s introduce you to a rising star among Instagram-worthy spots in the park—the Kalbarri Skywalk. Kalbarri Skywalk – Things you need to know This trail of dark brown metal and steel structure extends from the top of the rust-red cliffs of Kalbarri, soaring over 100 meters above the ..read more
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Amazing Caves to Explore in Queensland
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by Polly
23h ago
Are you still wondering where to go this weekend? Do you know there are several fascinating caves near Queensland? And they are the most intriguing caves worth exploring! Amazing Caves to Explore in Queensland Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park Tropical North Queensland Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park features wonderful limestone caves. These underground caves are formed by the dissolution of limestone, creating stunning formations like stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstones for visitors to explore. Cathedral Cave Near Rockhampton Located on a limestone ridge outside Rockhampton, C ..read more
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Flaherty’s Beach – a stunning secret beach in South Australia
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
2d ago
Flaherty Beach is a true hidden gem in South Australia, with crystal-clear white sand accompanied by shimmering emerald-turquoise waters, resembling jelly! And the best part is, it’s not crowded, and the scenery is beautiful! Things you need to know about Flaherty’s Beach  Flaherty Beach in South Australia is quite well-known among the locals. When the weather is good and during low tide, the ankle-deep water extends far, seemingly endless! Walking further into the depths, the surroundings are filled with shimmering water reflecting the play of light. It’s as calm as a mirror, occasionall ..read more
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Best Street Art in Melbourne beyond Hosier Lane
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
3d ago
Everyone must have visited Hosier Lane, but apart from that, Melbourne has many iconic small streets and alleys worth visiting! Even a bit further away from the city centre, on the walls of tram and train stations, nearby buildings, and under bridge arches, you can find an abundance of colours. Rough black lines appear on the transparent signs at bus stops and under the road bridges where trams pass. In addition to the chaotic graffiti, there are also large-scale, neatly painted murals on some walls. Before coming to Melbourne, you might have heard from friends that they loved the city’s free ..read more
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Best Things to Do in Margaret River
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
4d ago
Margaret River is a highly renowned wine region in Australia, and the locals consider the red wines here to be the best in Australia. If you’re interested in wineries, you can choose a few to visit! And in facts, other than visiting the wineries, there are plenty you can do here in Margaret River! Best Things to Do in Margaret River Jewel Cave Cave activities are a highlight of Margaret River. There are several caves to choose from, and we selected Jewel Cave, the largest and deepest one. The one-hour tour showcased beautiful stalactites and cave formations. It’s worth seeing. If you have time ..read more
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Melbourne’s Best Tiramisu You Don’t Want to Miss
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
5d ago
Tiramisu is from Italy, and it means “Cheer me up”! It is mainly made with mascarpone cheese, ladyfinger biscuits, coffee, and cocoa powder. Today we are going to look at a few (very best) tiramisu places you should try in Melbourne! Grill Americano It’s served in a large bowl and freshly scooped. The highlight is the addition of chocolate inside, which enhances the texture. It’s sweet with a hint of cocoa powder, and the moist cake and creamy texture melt in your mouth without needing to bite. The combination of alcohol and coffee is well-balanced, neither overpowering the other. The price is ..read more
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RISING – Melbourne Event – Art, Light and Music
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
6d ago
Melbourne’s mega-scale RISING Arts Festival will officially return in June 2023! This is an art extravaganza specially crafted for Melbourne, inviting everyone to get lost, delve deep, and unwind in the wonders of art! RISING will create a wave in the heart of Melbourne, illuminating the entire city with creativity! From visual arts, installations, performances, and live music to unique culinary events, it offers a variety of experiences for people to fully indulge in. Popular Exhibitions at RISING SHADOW SPIRIT Step into a new dimension, where you feel the fluctuations of time between the pas ..read more
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The Rink at RISING – Riverside Ice Skating Rink + Food Market
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
6d ago
The RISING Arts Festival in Melbourne is a major event in June every year. This year, there’s something special. A super cool ice skating rink! Take a walk along the small path next to the Yarra River, near St Kilda. On both sides are big trees adorned with fairytale-like lights! Along the way, you’ll smell the aroma of buttered popcorn, hot chocolate, and mulled wine. Keep walking until you reach the radiant lights of the big tent. Then you can put on ice skates and go ice skating amidst a colourful display of lights! After skating, you can sit by the bonfire and enjoy a hot drink! They have ..read more
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Australia SIM cards and plan – Things you need to know
School Holidays Australia Blog
by Polly
1w ago
When faced with the scenario of choosing a mobile phone plan in Australia, the most basic question is whether you need to purchase a new phone. Here are the possible situations:If you already have a phone, you can choose: Prepaid Plans: Prepaid plans require you to pay in advance for a certain amount of call, text, and data credits. Once the credits are used up, you can still receive calls but cannot make outgoing calls. You have a certain period of time to recharge your credits, for example, 30 days before the credits expire. SIM Only Plans: SIM-only plans are a type of postpaid plan where ..read more
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