Visit the unspoilt South Coast, NSW
From beautiful beaches and spectacular wilderness to fun adventure and delicious food and wine, the unspoilt South Coast, NSW is brimming with unforgettable experiences.
Relax on some of the whitest sands in the world, see kangaroos in the wild, savour freshly shucked oysters on Australia’s Oyster Coast, and enjoy a range of water sports, rock climbing and coastal walks.
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Five of the Most Romantic Beaches in South Coast New South Wales
Looking for a dreamy location to spend some time with your other half? South Coast NSW can certainly supply - the region has some of the most romantic locations in Australia. Here are my five picks for awesome romantic beaches.
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Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia
Katoomba is the largest and best-known town in the Blue Mountains region of the Australian state of New South Wales. Katoomba is located 106 km to the west of Sydney and lies 1,017 m above sea level.
Katoomba developed as a popular mountain resort town in the early 20th century, a process aided by the advent of regular train services along the current line. The town reached an early heyday in the period between the wars, attested to today by the numerous examples of art deco architecture and shop fronts along the main street of the town. Today it serves as the main base for the mountains. It has the most shops with all the supplies you need, tourist offices, motels, restaurants and even some nightlife. However, it has lost the quaint village charm to Leura, its neighbour.
The Scenic Skyway and Scenic Railway have been part of a visit to the Blue Mountains for as long as any Sydneysider can remember. The scenic railway is closed for renovations, and will be replaced entirely on new track. The scenic railway is a really steep caged railway, and gives quite a thrill. The front seat is best if you can get it. The scenic cableway is much more sedate as descends down into the forest, and although it is common to do the railway down and the cableway back, if you want to enjoy the ride and not just the view, you'll have more fun just taking the railway both directions. Down in the valley you can walk on boardwalks along in the rainforest, the avalanche and see some mining remnant artifacts. There can be crowds on weekends, but you'll still get on okay.
Bushwalking in the valleys, including longer walks to the Ruined Castle and Mount Solitary. Watch out for large, noisy lyrebirds scratching up food on the ground. If you're not prepared for bushwalking in the mountains, stick to walks along the cliff base, or connect with a guide. Good shoes, a bottle of water and some sun protection are highly recommended.
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The beautiful Carrington Falls near Robertson NSW Australia.
The beautiful Carrington Falls near Robertson NSW Australia.
Australia - East Coast Road Trip from Sydney to Melbourne
Coastal road trip from Sydney to Melbourne in two weeks.
Music: Odesza - Thin Floors and Tall Ceilings
Filmed on GoPro Hero 6 and GoPro Karma drone.
Visited places: Portsea, Wilsons Promotory National Park, Koala Trail, Metung, Stony Creek Trestle Bridge, Gipsy Point, Narrabarba, Bar Beach, Australia Rock, Bodalla State Forest, Pigeon House, Yadboro, Greenfield Beach, Jervis Bay, Berry, Manning Lookout, Carrington Falls, Belmore Falls, Blue Mountians, Maroubra Beach, Pearl Beach, The Gap Lookout, Camp Cove, Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Opera House, Harboure Bridge, Tower Eye, Manly Beach, Melbourne, Lord Laver Arena,
TOP 3 THINGS TO SEE - Whangarei, New Zealand
Whangarei is a city in the Northland region of New Zealand's North Island. It's home to the Whangarei Falls, which tumble over cliff into a natural pool. Overlooking the city, volcanic Mount Parihaka features a war memorial and the remains of Maori villages. By the Hatea River, the Town Basin is a boat-dotted marina with restaurants, shops and galleries. Nearby, Claphams Clock Museum displays eclectic vintage clocks.
Whangarei Falls is located in Whangarei Scenic Reserve. The classic curtain waterfall is part of the Hatea River and one of the most popular swimming spot in the area. Easy access and a well-maintained Scenic Reserve make this waterfall one of New Zealand Must See Waterfalls.
Filmed: January 15, 2018
Nellies glen picnic area - NSW Australia
Nellies Glen picnic area is in the Carrington Falls precinct of Budderoo National Park. To get there:
Take Jamberoo Mountain Road from Robertson or Jamberoo
Turn onto Cloonty Road at the Carrington Falls sign
Turn right into Nellies Glen picnic area
Vehicle access:
Unsealed road/trail - 2WD vehicles - All weather
Parking:
Parking is available at Nellies Glen picnic area.
MELBOURNE'S MUST TRY RESTAURANT || ATLAS DINING || AUSTRALIA
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Located in the foodie suburb of South Yarra, Atlas Dining was founded by chef Charlie Carrington to bring different cuisines from around the world straight to the heart of Melbourne.
While the cuisine changes every four months, the menu itself changes every week. This trip, I was able to try Charlie Carrington & Atlas Dining’s take on Thai cuisine.
Today’s video shares Atlas’ current take on Thai cuisine so hope you enjoy and comment below what country’s cuisine you’d like to try the most (and for those who have been to Atlas already - which did you try / was your favourite)!
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Curracurrong Falls, NSW, Australia // Travel Diary
Ever heard of a waterfall emptying into the ocean? Our short trek to Curracurrong Falls at the Royal National Park #visitnsw #ILoveNSW #NewSouthWales
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