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 Australia travel tales
Our customers share their travelling experiences in Australia.
Read about first hand stories on travel tips and guides, events, entertainment,shopping, food, business and transportation.
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| J Gist |
02 October 2004 |
Stayed at New Esplanade Hotel - Perth, Australia.
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I walked around the area. Great shopping and all the restaurants were good if expensive. I especially thought Miss Maud's was good value for the money...try the buffet! Many shops, good value on hiking boots.
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| H Chou |
29 September 2004 |
Stayed at Outback Pioneer Ayers Rock - Ayers Rock, Australia.
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Landscape is unusual and great. However, if you have been to Monument Valley, Zion and Brice National Park in U.S., I'd recommend that you pick another national park in Australia. The landscape a combination of the three U.S. National Parks.
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| K Geldstein |
28 September 2004 |
Stayed at Comfort Inn Cambridge - Sydney, Australia.
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I would definitelly do all the sightseeing, walking. I think it's the best way to see all. It worth also to take the Ferry to Manly because you can navigate through the harbour and also the beaches there are good.
Taronga Zoo is very nice, it also has koalas to see, take some pictures.
The tower is very nice, you can take superb pictures from there in a clear day.
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| E Vilkins |
24 September 2004 |
Stayed at Vibe Hotel Goulburn Street - Sydney, Australia.
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For people who like History, be sure to travel to The Rocks. There is a lot of history in Sydney and The Rocks is where most of it starts. Plus, there are a lot of shops too. If you plan on using the transit system a lot, then you should buy a day pass. The cost is AUS $15. and day and you can use it for busses, light rail trains, and ferries.
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| C Chua |
22 September 2004 |
Stayed at Ibis Hotel Brisbane - Brisbane, Australia.
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Brisbane is a very compact city and everything is within walking distance. Queen Street Mall is the place to go for shopping. The only downside is that shops close too early.
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| M Kreipke |
21 September 2004 |
Stayed at Novotel Canberra - Canberra, Australia.
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Foreign visitors with an interest in Australian made design and gifts should call in THE HIVE - very recommendable.
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| R Edwards |
18 September 2004 |
Stayed at Vibe Hotel Goulburn Street - Sydney, Australia.
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We stayed a week and walked all over the city, using the excellent trains, buses, ferries and monorail to speed up the process of getting around when needed. The day trip to the Blue Mountains with Andersons Tours is a must do, and the dinner and opera at the Opera House was the highlight of our stay.
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| J Truchan |
09 September 2004 |
Stayed at Outback Pioneer Ayers Rock - Ayers Rock, Australia.
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Rented a car. It was expensive but loved the flexibility and freedom. Roads are very good so if you plan only Uluru and Olgas no need for extra liability coverage on car.
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| D Perley |
02 September 2004 |
Stayed at Miss Maud Swedish Hotel - Perth, Australia.
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For wildflowers in early spring go north. The southern route didn't have many in early September. Albany was a very interesting city to visit, Margaret River less so in our opinion.
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| D Perley |
01 September 2004 |
Stayed at Outback Pioneer Ayers Rock - Ayers Rock, Australia.
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We took two tours - - Kata Tjuta for sunset and dinner and Anjanu for sunrise at Uluru and Aborigine talk/walk. Both were excellent. The sunset and sunrise were spectacular! The timing meant that the air was very cold for the dinner, so unfortunately we couldn't enjoy it quite as much as we'd have otherwise. The Anjanu tour was all we'd hoped for except we would have like to have spent more time in the visitors' center where we ate breakfast!
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