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Cairns in a nutshell There are so many things to do in Cairns, you’ll never have enough time to do it all! With the Great Barrier Reef on its doorstep, the oldest rainforest in the world only moments away, and a bubbly urban scene certainly worth exploring, Cairns has it
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Melbourne in a nutshell Welcome to Australia’s cultural capital! Heading to Melbourne for a weekend of merriment? We’ve put together some information which you’ll find useful. Read on to find out about all the things to do in Melbourne during a visit to Australia’s funkiest city. You’ll never be able
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Port Pirie in a nutshell Just 200km north of Adelaide, sat on the coast of Spencer Gulf is Port Pirie; a small yet vibrant settlement founded in 1845. The small town vibes and friendly locals here will make you feel at home, and the heritage – portrayed to guests through
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The Hunter Valley in a nutshell As Australia’s oldest wine region, the Hunter Valley has a culture and a rich heritage that stems from its vines. The valley’s wine-related history dates back as far as the early 1800’s, therefore making it the birthplace of Australian wine. In 1832 James Busby left
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Berri in a nutshell Situated along the magnificent Murray River, around 2.5 hours from Adelaide by car, is the charming town of Berri. Named after a phrase in the local Aboriginal language, ‘‘bery bery’ – meaning bend in the river – Berri was established in 1911. Originally home to the Erawirunga People
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Victor Harbor in a nutshell Victor Harbor is a beautiful seaside town located on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Just over an hour away from Adelaide by car, the town faces striking Encounter Bay and is filled with old-world charm. Heavenly views across the sea and a friendly small-town atmosphere are the
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Whyalla in a nutshell Stretching coastlines, secluded beaches, marine wildlife and red-dyed conservation parks encapsulate what is today known as, Whyalla. As the fourth largest South Australian centre, and bigger than the famous Port Lincoln, this understated town has plenty of potential for a South Australian Weekend Escape. 300 days
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Mannum in a nutshell With a constant soundtrack of native birds, wild Murray River views and towering gum trees, the Murrylands region of South Australia is quintessentially Australian. Tucked away within the vast river region is Mannum, a small historic town supporting just over 2000 inhabitants. Small and cosy in
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Byron Bay in a nutshell Renowned as a relaxed, friendly and laidback destination, Byron Bay is popular with tourists across the world. Lucky for those living in Sydney, the beautiful coastal town isn’t far away. Just over an hour from the capital by plane, getting from Sydney to Byron Bay
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Mildura in a nutshell Situated on the border of New South Wales and Victoria, and only a quick drive from South Australia, Mildura is a vibrant regional town and an ideal destination for a delightful long weekend escape. This somewhat secret spot on the Murray River has it all. We’re
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Darwin in a nutshell The capital of Australia’s Northern Territory – Darwin – is a place that invites the adventurous. Located at the gateway to the massive Kakadu National Park, and closer to Asia than it is to most Australian cities, Darwin is a little different. Darwin and its surrounds
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Noosa in a nutshell Noosa, located on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, has evolved from a small coastal village into a sophisticated and popular holiday destination. Its name is derived from the Aboriginal word meaning “shade” or “shadows,” likely referring to the area’s dense forests and natural landscapes.
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