Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Oceania”
Looking for Cooking Classes in Melbourne? Want to learn more about what is Typical Australian Food? I’m sure any travelling foodie will love to get involved in a tasty cooking experience during their trip to Melbourne, so that’s why we’ve put together this handy list to help you find the tastiest cooking classes in Melbourne. Australia is known for its multicultural history and Melbourne is certainly a melting pot for …
We asked a few Indonesian friends what restaurants they love to visit in Bali. Our Bali Food Guide will having you eating in only the Best Bali has to offer
If you are heading to Thailand for an unforgettable foodie experience – why not book an Authentic Bangkok Cooking Class & learn from the locals.
“I just need summer nights and fun!” There are plenty of activities to keep you entertained during the day in Brisbane. It’s an active city with loads to see and do. But what about when the sun goes down, the city lights come on, and Brisbane becomes Brisvegas? What is there to do then? We’ve written a few articles about the craft beer scene etc in Brisbane but booze and food …
Koala Cuddle 101: “ The most important rule in koala hugging is pretending to be a tree. But don’t worry they give top koality hugs!” If you are making the trek all the way down under to Australia there is one thing you must do – get a koala cuddle. But there are only certain places where you can have this amazing experience. Not all states in Australia allow visitors …
As I climbed into the front seat of a ride simply called “Buzzsaw” it occurred to me that I had no idea what this ride actually did. I didn’t watch it before joining the queue, I had my Ride Express pass in hand so I practically ran up and jumped on. It wasn’t until I was tightly strapped in and the ride started to take me up…..up 15 storeys that I realised that I …
During 8 months of living on the Gold Coast back in 2011 we got the opportunity to visit almost every ocean front beach from the spit at Southport to Rainbow Beach, Coolangatta – right on the NSW/QLD border. We’ve been back for quite a few visits since then and not much has changed when it comes to our vote for best Gold Coast beach. In this BLOG we are going to …
Brisbane is the capital city of the sunshine state – Queensland. Sadly it’s often overlooked by many tourists. Why? Well because most people only have a limited time and it just seems easier to fly directly from Sydney to the Great Barrier Reef and skip Brisvegas all together. I am proud to say I am from Brisbane. For some reason when foreigners ask me where I’m from, and I respond …
PHOTO BLOG. Living somewhere gives you a completely different perspective than visiting for a few days. Australia has stunning scenery, especially beaches, but it also has a whole lot of nothing! A whistle stop tour of the sights doesn’t let you appreciate just how much outback there is, an endless untamed wilderness. in between the many hours of driving, passing the same old landscape, when you do finally arrive at points …
Greetings drinkers! Why pub crawl Brisbane? When we first moved here we weren’t convinced that this was really a city of exciting pubs… Happily, Brisbane has changed. There are a few mainstays that have been around forever, the real excitement though is in the burgeoning craft beer scene which has only very recently exploded all over the city. On this crawl we visit a spectrum of options, 9 top pubs and some honourable …
FUN FOR A FIVER (FFAF). Thats right, nothing on this list costs more than $5 per person. After over a year living in Brisbane we have searched out fun on a budget, and these are our top 10 favourite things for first time visitors with no money. 1. SCENERY: Brisbane River Cruise – Without the tourist price tag. Why pay $50 or more for a river cruise when you …
Wine. Its the reason for a grape’s existence; the hope that it will one day grow and end up being squished into delicious oblivion. Actually, its one of the reasons modern society exists as it does: The amount of ancient trade routes that led to cultural interactions, sharing of technology etc. in part due to cultures that couldn’t grow good wine wanting a piece of the Mediterranean action… and also because drunk …
