What we are reading Traveller.com.au Travels with Nina = Blog by Nina Karnikowski – great reads on Africa Gourmet Traveller Confessions of a Qantas Flight Attendant – Owen Beddall Sunday Times Travel Magazine Just Kids […]
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Looking for something a little unique for your next wine tour? Then head to the Mornington Peninsula. Famous for its vineyards, the region is creating a name for itself with craft breweries, cider makers and distilleries. […]
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While we wait for the interstate borders to open why not explore a little more of our gorgeous state? There are so many hidden gems just waiting to be explored, one of which is the Mitchelton Hotel. Back in […]
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Take a wondrous journey through beautiful France along the Rhône and Saône Rivers with guided sightseeing in the well-known French treasures and some hidden gems too! Begin with an overnight on the captivating French Riviera, […]
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This was not my first visit to Buenos Aires, but this time we decided to stay in the local area of Palermo outside the main city area. Such a great location for restaurants, bars and […]
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Got a few days spare before you fly home from Santiago Chile? Can I suggest a quick stop off in Mendoza, the gateway city to the heart of the Argentinean wine industry. We had 2 […]
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Exquisite dining experiences are the highlight of your voyage. Regent Cruise fares include all specialty restaurants onboard, so you can dine wherever your mood takes you. Their superb menus feature Italian, French, Pan-Asian and steakhouse […]
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We began the day in Turin and headed into the countryside – the heart of Piedemont region, known for its black & white truffles- a rare find! We entered the family run farm to meet […]
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We spent 3 nights in the Duoro Valley staying in a remote hotel, Scala Duoro, with beautiful views across the valley covered in vineyards. The hotel itself was an experience and a wonderful place to […]
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Where the surf pounded coast meets the undulating hills of the southern cape’s ranges, for generations people have taken advantage of the temperate and beautiful climate to produce some of the worlds finest wines. Stellenbosch […]
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