About 20 minutes from the main strip of Nelson Bay, at Soldiers Point, you will find Bannisters hotel. Bannisters has restored an old retro motel (Salamander) into beautiful boutique accommodation. It is nestled amongst the bush, complete with bird life from the outlook of your balcony as well as amazing water views. The tranquil environment … Continue reading Bannisters Hotel @ Port Stephens
Fisherman’s Wharf in Woy Woy is located on a little Jetty over the Brisbane Waters and it is an institution of the Central Coast. We ate at the Takeaway fish and chip shop previously, which also houses a seafood market if you’d prefer to have your food by the beach or at home. This time … Continue reading Fisherman’s Wharf Restaurant @ Woy Woy
On a trip to the Central Coast, we do a bit of research to find a spot to have lunch. Ooomph has some good reviews and their IG show cases amazing pics of their patisserie goods and breads, so we decide to stop off there in East Gosford. The cafe is found down a back … Continue reading Ooopmh Cafe @ East Gosford
We visited Highroad in Canberra in the northern suburb of Dickson. The cafe is owned by the Ona Coffee brand and it is certainly not your run of the mill cafe. It is unique in its menu, stylish in its decor and has a very cool vibe to it. Architecturally, I describe the cafe as … Continue reading Highroad cafe by Ona @ Canberra
The Settler's Tavern, part of the umbrella of Laundy Hotels is located in West Gosford and is in a business and urban area, visited by plenty of locals keen for a good pub feed and enjoying a catch up with mates. It’s a spacious pub with a large indoor dining area and bistro, outdoor beer garden … Continue reading Settlers Tavern @ West Gosford
Siem Reap in Cambodia is a beautiful place to visit. Known for its heritage site of Angkor Wat, as well as amazing food, markets and hip little boutiques and ceramics. There's plenty to do and see. Whilst I was only there for three days, I certainly made the most of it. Known as temple town, … Continue reading Where to go in Siem Reap
We traveled in Israel for approx 3 weeks and learnt alot before departure, as well as the on the ground experience. We have compiled a list of helpful points that we hope will be of use to you. Passport Israel customs don’t stamp your passport, you are instead given a small blue card upon entry. … Continue reading Tourist tips for Israel
If you're in Israel and are keen to do a bit of exploring, here's some interesting sites to visit. Dead Sea The Dead Sea is is the lowest point on earth, at 431 m below sea level. Evaporation has meant there’s less water and a higher concentration of minerals, in particular 34% salt as well … Continue reading Sites to visit out of Jerusalem
If you’re in Frankfurt for a transit, if you have enough time, why not make a trip into the city and be a tourist for the day. You don’t need a visa and the transport is easy. In my opinion, 3 -4 hours is plenty. Transport In order to get to the city, use the … Continue reading What to do for a day in Frankfurt
Terrigal is one of those beachside locations we’d be happy to return to time and time again. We love the beach, the fish and chip stores, the friendly locals and being able to stay in some great accommodation to make the most of the stay. We love the reliable and comfortable Crowne Plaza Terrigal. Absolute … Continue reading Relax and unwind by the sea @ Terrigal Crowne Plaza
