What to Expect on a Jet Boat Ride in Sydney Harbour

A jet boat ride in Sydney Harbour is one of those experiences that will not only satisfy the adrenaline junkie inside you, but also let you feast your eyes on popular places like the Opera House, Clark and Shark, Taronga Zoo, and the iconic Harbour Bridge right from your boat. The unforgettable experience is all […]

K’gari (pronounced “Gurri”, formerly Fraser Island) is the largest sand island in the world. There is no bitumen out here. Every trip is on sand, whether you are on the beach or deep in the rainforest. If you are planning a trip, you are probably wondering what driving on K’gari sand is really like. What […]

Located off the coast of Brisbane, Moreton Island is the third-largest sand island in the world (after K’gari/Fraser Island and North Stradbroke Island) and is a must-visit when exploring Southeast Queensland.  So, what’s so great about Moreton Island? For starters, it’s most known for its Tangalooma Wrecks - 15 shipwrecks laying 20 metres off the […]

Spring in Australia runs from September to November, the transition season between winter and summer. As a shoulder season, spring can offer fewer crowds and lower prices than the summer peak, although popular destinations can become busy during school holidays and major events. Days tend to be sunny and mild, nights stay cooler, and most […]

Sydney in October has temperatures ranging from about 15°C to 23°C, making spring a good time to explore the city. With longer days, outdoor activities and Halloween events later in the month, there are plenty of things to do in Sydney in October. Where to Go in Sydney in October October is good month to […]