Travel & Holidays Where should I go for a holiday?

Discussion in 'Living Room' started by LifesGood, 13th Sep, 2016.

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  1. Azazel

    Azazel Well-Known Member

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    Hehe. I just watched the 1st episode of the Wolf Creek TV show, looks pretty full on.
    Where will "home" be?
     
  2. Stoffo

    Stoffo Well-Known Member

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    Following up on this thread @LifesGood

    We did Tassie in Dec, Adelaide in Jan, need a break again :confused: (late June)
    (Did Bali 2014&16, Thailand 2015)

    Somewhere warm maybe :cool:, suggestions not OTT on cost :oops:


    Why is it I can book Eventhouse/Rydges Cronulla Sydney for the same cost as a "nice" place in the back of Tonga o_O
    Is the Aussie dollar THAT BAD :rolleyes:
     
  3. bob shovel

    bob shovel Well-Known Member

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    Late June head north to get out of depressing sydney and get warm! Cairns or broome perhaps?
     
  4. Stoffo

    Stoffo Well-Known Member

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    Cairns, been several times, last visit was 2013, Same old there :(
    Broome............ What's to see do ?
    Thought about Monkey Mia though :)

    As happy to stay in Aus as I am to go to Malaysia...........
    Just the 2 of us, "KID FREE" :D
     
  5. Blacky

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    All depends on what you are into.
    Monkia mia is basically 'feed the dolphins' though the area is quite spectacular. I could lose a good couple of days between denham and monkey Mia. Especially if you have a 4wd.
    For something different why not book a few nights at dirk hartog?

    If your not that well set up for camping a leisurely drive north stopping at Geraldton, Kalbarri, carnarvon, denham/MM and ultimately up to exmouth would be a couple of weeks well spent in my opinion.
    If you are set up for camping stoping in at some of the coastal stations is well worth the effort.

    Blacky
     
  6. bob shovel

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    Monkey mia is a tourist trap!
    Hire a camper van and see everywhere around there though, we did money mia i was changing a nappy during "feeding time". After that hired a kyak and had dolphons swimming passed us playing around. A billion times better! :D

    It's am awesome coast but massive! We saw 50+ turtles "going at it" off the exmouth coast, very cool to see so many turtles and no one else around
     
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    Davo is the bees knees....the friendliest toothless people in the world.....they do speak english with a Druish accent though.....
     
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  8. Ted Varrick

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    Vegas might be worth a look...
     
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    Exmouth would be nice if you like snorkelling. Even if you're just standing on the beach the fish swim up And check you out. Pretty cool. Friendly place.
     
  10. wombat777

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    The other side of the country, to go to a Property Chat Meetup or 2 - like I'm doing on my "holiday" now :D:p:cool:
     
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