All time favourites
Whether close to home in Sydney or further afar, these are some of our all time favourite spots to visit!
Australia, AU
destination
Posted over 5 years ago
Jervis Bay
3 hours south of Sydney, packed with B&Bs, cute townships and stunning beaches. It's easy to spend 2 nights or 2 weeks here.
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NSW, Australia
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
Blue Mountains
90 minutes west of Sydney, breathe in that mountain air. A vast expanse, you can enjoy bushwalking and sightseeing. A real insight into Australia.
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Orange, NSW
destination
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Orange
3.5 hours west of Sydney is this up and coming regional area. For those who like wine, you'll find a host of local wineries to try out!
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NSW, Australia
destination
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Southern Highlands
2 hours south of Sydney, you'll find this quaint countryside area. Towns include Berrima, Bowral and Robertson, in the winter you may find a cosy Airbnb and enjoy a dusting of snow if you're lucky.
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NSW, Australia
destination
Posted over 5 years ago
Central Coast
A short hour long drive up the freeway will see you hit the Central Coast. With a laid back culture and great beaches, it's hard to believe Sydney is so close.
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Newcastle, NSW
destination
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Newcastle
2 hours north of Sydney, this city made it's name in mining. But it's fast becoming a great place to weekend with it's own stretch of stunning beachside.
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Mudgee, NSW
destination
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Mudgee
Located in Central NSW, Mudgee has gone from a sleepy town to one containing two hatted restaurants. A foodie weekend awaits those who seek it!
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Wollongong, NSW
destination
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Wollongong
The 'Gong' is 90 minutes south of Sydney with a mix of stunning beaches, rural areas and a laid back vibe. Maybe catch a surf lesson or two.
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Iceland, IS
outdoors
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Jökulsárlón
Vatnajokull glacier covers over 10% of Iceland's surface area. This lagoon is where it breaks off an you can watch mini icebergs float out to see. A sight to behold.
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Waialua, HI
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
North Shore
Great beaches, turtle spotting, delicious shave ice and a host of food trucks touting local shrimp. The best place to chill out.
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Washington, DC
other
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Smithsonian Institution Offices
Visit New York and you'll be paying $25 a pop for entry. Washington has 11 Smithsonians, all completely free. American History and the Portrait Gallery were our favourite.
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Rogaland, Norway
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Pulpit Rock
If you enjoy hiking, take on the 660 metre high Pulpit Rock. It's a well worn path and you won't be on your own, but the views across the fjord are unmatched.
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Burano, Venezia, Veneto
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Lace Museum
Venice is a must visit, but a 40 minute vaparetto away, the much quieter and more colourful Burano awaits. The stuff of Instagram dreams are made here, be sure to visit if you're in Venice.
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Polignano A Mare, Puglia
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Lama Monachile Cala Porto
This nook of a beach is wedged between the cliffs of Polignano. A more stunning setting for a beach you will not find.
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Oljato-Monument Valley, AZ
other
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Navajo Spirit Tours Meeting Point
The stuff of western movies legends, Monument Valley needs to be seen to be believed. Stay nearby and wake up to the views of the unique rock formations.
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Memphis, TN
other
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National Civil Rights Museum
We all need to be reminded of our hitory, and this museum at the sight of Martin Luther King's death demonstrates the profound civil rights struggle through the 50s and 60s. An excellent museum.
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Canterbury, New Zealand
outdoors
Posted over 5 years ago
Hooker Valley Track
This stunning walk can be done by just about anyone. Mostly flat, you'll walk with stunning views of Mount Cook/Aoraki, NZ's largest mountain. Leave early to enjoy the trail mostly to yourself.
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Morocco, MA
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Morocco
Located halfway between Marrakech and Essouira, these goats climb the trees looking for the aragon nut. It's an unusual site that takes seeing to be believing, because no one believes our photos!
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Pienza, Toscana
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Cretaiole
If we weren't Australian, we'd like to have been Italian. Staying in an agriturismo is the closest we've felt t having Italian family. Staying on a farm, drinking the local wine, and eating a home cooked meal from the produce of the farm and laughing with the owners into the night is an exceptional way to taste some of Italy's hospitality.
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Kotor, Kotor Municipality
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Kotor
Montenegro continues to grow in popularity, and this beautiful town is breathtaking. It's best enjoyed after making the steep climb up the city walls
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Dubai, Dubai
experience
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Aquaventure Waterpark
Atlantis, The Palm is a tremendous hotel and resort. The highlight though is taking a gravity defying drop on a water slide which cannons you through an aquarium. An amazing rush!
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Kuranda, QLD
experience
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Kuranda Koala Gardens
Illegal is every other Australian state, Queensland is the ONLY place you can hold a fuzzy little koala in Australia. Lovable and adorable.
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Singapore, Singapore
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Infinity Swimming Pool
Everyone has seen the view from the Marina Bay Sands, but swimming in the pool is open to guests only. Completely worth the experience of booking a night and enjoying the infinity pool both during the day and evening with unmatched city views.
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