If you're looking for activities to do in Sydney, the famous Coogee (pronounced Koo-gee) to Bondi walk will certainly appear in your search. This walk is 6km along the coastline, passing through other smaller beaches and some of the most expensive properties in Sydney. The walk will take about 2 hours but if you're going …
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Once Upon A Historical Sydney
Empty streets during these times and over the summer holidays let me able to stroll around more. I had not really noticed some of these places below before. Really noticed. There's something so retro, haunting, glam and hidden. I guess these places are now historical after having played such a big scene within Sydney in …
Birds Eye View From The Sydney Tower Eye
One humble evening in October 2020, I decided to go and get Maccas (or McDonalds) for dinner. Little did I know that this humble evening would lead me to the tallest building in Sydney. Maccas were running their annual monopoly game where eligible purchases means you get ticket stubs where you can potentially win free …
Day Trip to the Southern Highlands, NSW Australia
I have travelled alone internationally and domestically but the final frontier was to travel alone in my own state. This was accomplished a few weeks back. I took some leave from work, packed an esky and off I drove for a day trip to the Southern Highlands. I love travelling alone. I like taking the …
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Collection of Christmas Lights From My Travels and Home
I really like Christmas time. Here, we head into our summer holidays where we are forced to not work (for once!), Christmas lights adorn the city centre and shopping centres and I look forward to lunches complete with fresh prawns, cold ham and summer fruits. I think I'm drawn to all the lights, it's a …
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Local’s Guide: What You Need To Know About Sydney
Expectations when travelling can be more of a curse than a blessing. Especially if you've had to travel all the way to the other side of the world. Sydney by definition starts on the coast and extends about 70km west (just before the Blue Mountains). Yes, it's huge! Unlike many big European cities (I'm looking …
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A Local’s Guide: How To Catch Public Transport In Sydney, Australia
Updated 15 Oct 2023 One of the challenges whilst travelling is having to learn how to navigate another town's public transport system. Some are quite easy (eg. Singapore, Barcelona or even Paris) whilst others are abit harder (eg buses!). As a local and public transport catcher in Sydney for most of my life, I've seen …
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Pros and Cons On Visiting Sydney, Aus
I'm always writing about places on the otherside of the world and saw a video of someone doing the pros and cons of Sydney so I thought that I would do my own! For those who don't know, I am born and raised in Sydney so let me run you through the list about Sydney. …
Visiting the 12 Apostles on a day trip from Melbourne, Australia
One of the ‘must see’ trips when in Victoria, Australia is to see the 12 Apostles along the Great Ocean Road. The 12 Apostles, for those who have never heard about them, are limestone structures off the coast of the Port Campbell National Park. As they had been formed naturally, the very elements that had …
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