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 Fantastic beaches, jaw-droppingly beautiful water views, great walks, sophisticated shopping and superb restaurants - it’s little wonder Sydney is regularly voted as the number one city destination in the world in traveller surveys. Cast against... Learn more...   We arrive in Abu Dhabi late at night, going straight to Shangri-la Qaryat Al Beri and to bed, awakening on our first morning to be confronted by the most magical monument- The Sheikh Zayed Mosque, or, as it is referred to colloquially, The Grand... Learn more...  At first the suggestion of a romantic wine - tasting weekend in the Barossa Valley didn't appeal to my man. Would a glass of wine taste any better because it's being sipped in the midst of the very vineyards from which it originated?... Learn more...  Turquoise. Sapphire. Aquamarine. Azure. Cerulean. Cobalt. Indigo. Powder-blue. Blues so resonant and intense you almost have to look away. Blues that envelop your every move and unfailingly dispel woes. Blues punctuated by pods of dolphins and... Learn more...  From high on the Tibetan Plateau,it races eastward,cutting through steep mountain passes and deep ravines, before winding its way past some of China's most spectacular scenery,including the Three Gorges whose dramatic beauty and scenic... Learn more...  We’re at Masuwe Lodge, a few clicks from the township of Victoria Falls, near the Zimbabwian/Zambian border. A safari lodge in this part of Africa is no headline news, but Masuwe has a few special attractions that make it very special indeed.... Learn more...  Tasmania has always been Australia's favourite holiday playground a place of rugged, ancient beauty and vast tracts of World Heritage wilderness contained in a compact package. Within just a couple of hours drive from Hobart you can... Learn more...  We glide across the deep cobalt-blue waters of the lagoon, which is the caldera – the sunken part of a volcano, now filled with water. There is a sense of mystery and excitement at knowing this, and that the distant landscapes with white-washed... Learn more...  There it is: that oh - so - familiar waft of frangipani on the breeze. It's what the South Pacific smells like; so warm it feels like a sweater round your shoulders. But there's something else on the wind that makes my skin heat up more:... Learn more...  All along the river, couples emerged from a maze of cobbled streets to stroll the promenade, pausing to ponder menus and settling at alfresco tables with glasses of ice-cold Bia Hoi. As the first irresistible scents of lemongrass and garlic... Learn more...  Between these extremes the cycle of life and renewal is constant. Water lilies invade slow moving creeks with purple and white blooms. Gum trees burst open with the sweetness of flowers and fruit. Native grasses flourish, camouflaging the red... Learn more... |
