2015: The Travel Year in Review
Another year in the books already! Just a few days into 2016, I’m going to make a bold prediction: this will be one of the best years of my life, on account of a big...
Tagged: Australia
The Village in the Rainforest: Kuranda, Australia
Snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef, soaring over the rainforest, and stopping in what is, quite possibly, the most picturesque town I’ve seen in all of Australia. Could Tropical North Queensland be any cooler? You...
Travel Talk with Kim-Ling: An Australian Teaching English in Pozoblanco, Spain
Today’s Travel Talk star is Kim-Ling of Travel-Ling, a native of Brisbane, Australia who spent last year teaching as an auxiliar de conversación in the small village of Pozoblanco in the Córdoba, Andalucía region. She has...
Exploring Sydney’s Haunted History with The Rocks Ghost Tours
They say that Halloween is the time of year in which the veil between the living and the dead is at its thinnest. A city with as much history as Sydney is undoubtedly home...
Halloween in Sydney: A Guide to the Best Parties, Ghost Tours, Costumes, and More
One of my very favorite holidays is just around the corner once again. Halloween hits town this Saturday, and my preparations are well under way. While Australia isn’t nearly as festive as the U.S. when...
Skyrail: Journey to the Center of the Australian Rainforest
With a climate as distinct from Sydney’s, no trip to Tropical North Queensland would be complete without a visit to the rainforest. The Daintree claims the title of Australia’s largest rainforest, located two and...
Australia at Its Finest: Snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef
It wasn’t until the plane was descending into Cairns that I realized how excited I really was to be traveling there. Endless lush rainforests, tropical birds at every turn, cyan water with world of biodiversity beneath. This...
A Sydney Staycation at PARKROYAL Darling Harbour
Finish a day of work, head straight to the airport, and board a €20 flight to spend the weekend in a foreign country. Insanely enough, that became standard fare for me while I was living...
